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*****Official F7BENS NASCAR 2023 Thread*****
Rigid1 replied to Jimmy Snacks's topic in Current Events
Its so bad ass, pumped to see how they do, they have a fast car. -
*****Official F7BENS NASCAR 2023 Thread*****
Rigid1 replied to Jimmy Snacks's topic in Current Events
LeMans is this weekend on motortrend TV from start to finish.. https://jalopnik.com/watch-nascar-garage-56-crew-win-le-mans-pit-stop-challe-1850514348 -
He was awesome, RIP
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Got a couple nice ones in today..1966 E-Type and 2012 Cayman R
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Dog went to the vet today. All is good
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Broken record: Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels jump again
Rigid1 replied to BOHICA's topic in Current Events
I was going to say the same thing. He definitely sounds like a broken record.. -
Geez, I get a 12mo/12k warranty with my motor from BMW.. Tesla is so reliable the are giving 60 days of warranty on a battery.. What a piece of shit..
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More like 9k with shipping, then the labor, and that's the price for a used pack not refurbished..lol
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Nope, BMW dealerships don't sell used motors. Mitchell says 22.4 hours of labor to remove & replace, we are $152/hr
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Really? I don't think I'd let someone put something in my body so I could go somewhere, but that's me. I didn't get the vax because I dont think I need it.
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Again just got a motor from BMW for a 2010 750Lxi twin turbo 4.4 V8 for $3900
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How much is a battery replacement in a Tesla model S? Thinking about it, wrong comparison with comparing that to a motor replacement since the battery is actually the fuel powering electric motors..I guess we would need to compare the battery pack replacement to putting a new fuel tank in a Camry if we want to compare apples to apples
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Well then we would have to factor in the electric motors on the Tesla also if we are going to get into drive train assembly failures too..