Photo Gallery: Product Spotlight | Speed Sensor Chevrolet

“I like TPMS in theory, but in practice I’ve dealt with enough faults that I’m sour on them.”

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An old school driver grounded in the physical and mechanical reality of what’s going on right now with the conveyance in which one’s ass is situated doesn’t need the distraction.

But, I hate the lane departure warning, forward collision warning and the like because bad drivers rely on them rather than actively driving the car. Good drivers will ignore the false alerts until one day its for real and they still ignore it. Normalization of deviance its called in some circles.

Deutz is also working on a prototype hydrogen powered engine which would need no exhaust aftertreatment and create zero emissions.

There is also the loss of control. One of the reasons people drive when buses, trains, or car pools are available, is because they want the privacy and independence of their own car. Then along comes the government and mandates a bunch of features which they don’t need and which actively conspire to make them less safe as drivers. Whose care are they driving, anyway?

The accompanying photo series is not a step-by-step install since this entire procedure required several days to complete. Part of this was a custom install on the fuel tank that had to work around the car’s IRS conversion. This installation occurred before FiTech finalized its own fuel tank system, which is now available. But that’s part of the fun and the challenge of working on modified cars. But the installation was a success and Buck’s ’56 is now back on the road. Check out how this FiTech conversion plan all came together. It’s a new digital take on an otherwise nostalgic story.

The Chevy airbag defect affected close to five million vehicles including the 2014-2017 Chevy Silverado 1500 and the Silverado HD.

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(2) Husqvarna FC450. The Husky has the second best clutch of the 2019 450s. You might think that it should tie with the KTM 450SXF clutch because they are identical. The FC450 does share the KTM’s basket, inner hub, pressure plate, fiber plates and steel drive plates, but not the hydraulic system. KTM uses a Brembo master cylinder and slave unit while Husqvarna uses Magura parts. The tactile difference between the KTM and Husky is that at the lever, the KTM clutch has a “pop” feel when it is pulled. The Magura lever is buttery smooth. It has a seamless pull. So, why is the KTM clutch better than the Husky clutch? Durability. We always remove the Magura piston and seal from the FC450’s slave unit and replace it with Brembo parts to avoid the possibility of a seal failure. For this reason, we rank the Husky clutch as second best behind the KTM’s, but way ahead of the Big Four’s.

The 2019 Silverado joins the 2019 Ram 1500, which recently got a complete overhaul, and the 2018 Ford F-150, which recently benefitted from a mid-cycle update. The Silverado will also compete against the aging Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan models, which were last refreshed in 2014 and 2016, respectively.

ABS is great. I liked how BMW had Stability control in the past…no sliding, and some allowed. You could select sport and get just enough slide from the back or spin to make it fun, but it still kicked in if things went too far.