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This guy buys a $25,000 car and then complains about $200 to be able to use all of its functions properly???

I dont think that I need any more proof that his dad paid for the car.

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This guy buys a $25,000 car and then complains about $200 to be able to use all of its functions properly???

I dont think that I need any more proof that his dad paid for the car.

That's not the reason I originally posted, nor do I personally care if his dad paid for it, deceased grandma gave him an inheritance or won lottery to buy his car - it's the fact he was asking things that can get answered by simple forum/Google search, and posted a pic of a TRD sticker on his Nissan. Then later he tried to explain to the 'pros' about his 'old school opinion' about how 'bigger rims f**k the engine', and plead ignorance because his mechanic that told him that and called HIM 'gay' and useless. Sorry, no sympathy here from me.

The solution is obvious, do some of your OWN research before you put ridiculous stickers on your car, or claim 'bigger rims f**k the engine'. Or how to change gears in a tiptronic car, it's been covered how many times in this forum let alone on Google or any other search engine. Why does everything have to be spoon-fed to some people, find it out yourself and be pro-active. Fair enough if you said you tried to do a search and found nothing (if it was something not easy to figure out), but this? Geez. My mate's 13 year old nephew figured out how to change gears in my V36, and he just stepped into my car. Wow.

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I've known what I need to know.. so this topic is no more use for me.. unless for some people who love bitchin on the screen , feel free to use this thread.. It's been fun chattin to all of you.. especially with all those losers (f*kin 200$ for a english conversion, LMAO.. get a better life, instead of rippin off people out there :)

got a better solution!!!

IYO I'm ripping people off(LOL).....but I think it's pretty unanimous in peoples opinions on this forum that your an oxygen thief(BTW oxygen is what your breath nummers).

P.S. watch out Gillard is currently on a campaign to stop uses like you!......not often I would agree with her but I this one I'm sure it could only bring good results for us all!

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There is so much more info that we all have that this boy requires!

When you lift the bonnet, (big sheet of metal that covers the engine), DO NOT touch the tremmie pipes, they are fragile and are expensive to replace.

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