ManhattanMcC

That's what I figured... but you don't know unless you ask. THX

This is really a materials change question triggered by the need to replace an end link on my 2012 Chevy Sonic. The original part is plastic, and a plastic part can be had, if ordered. However, both AutoZone and Advance would offer me a 'Dorman - OE Solutions' version, which they sell as the OE Replacement, is $4 cheaper, and kept in stock. BUT it's steel... Now this isn't one of the fancy Moog greasable fancy ones or adjustable, this is just a plain Jane $17 part, and probably the 1st one I'd find if on the road and had to sort it out in a hurry. I THINK that this is just covered

Thanks to Lane and Seanie @DiscoveryParts getting me all sorted out. Huge help on my 1st time through with auto racing gear.

So I've always wanted to be a race car driver... Finally in a place where I have the means to make it happen. Looking for an East Coast team with a "going to finish the race" attitude and a car to match that approach. I'll admit I've looked at the list of "arrive and drive" teams listed and most of them seem like too hot a car or too much of a production for my taste. I want to enjoy racing, not just the driving bit. I've also looked at buying a hand-me-down car and putting the crew together, but I don't have the 4-5 friends willing/able to commit right now and really wanting to ra

Sorry to get your tinfoil hats in a twist. I'm just a man behind a computer in NJ. No gUErilla marketing mastermind and not affiliated or getting a kickback. You can trust me, I'm a random dude on the Internet. You need to give SOMETHING to a forum before asking asking to take advice, at least you should. Since I know frack-all about ChampCar, but am the Undisputed-Black Belt-National Champion of the World at being a sweaty guy wearing a mask daily... This is my lane. I genuinely dropped my own $$ to get masks for the Holmdel, NJ PD and going to deliver them with my kid

1st post so go easy... I'm a pretty sweaty guy & a huge mask believer/advocate... so initially paper or cotton masks just didn't fly b/c they get wet around my nose or are unnecessarily hard to breathe through. So I tried a few and meh. My Wife is a Triathlete and occasionally uses DeSoto Sport gear, they're a cool little American company out of San Diego and are making masks locally out of their skin cooler Tri material. It's literally designed to get out of the water and still perform. They make 3 kinds, but I've been wearing their Skin Cooler 3 ply every day and it's been great. Co