nj drivers suck!

But PA doesn't require a front license plate!

NY drivers driving slow in the left lane? that goes against the only major stereotype of our drivers lol.

PA drivers have NO idea what the hell they're doing behind the wheel of a car. My car comes close to being written off on a daily basis. You need to be 100% alert driving in PA if you care about your car.

The problem is not that they are bad drivers because they are aggressive, it's the opposite. The PA driver is a timid creature. Typically has no confidence in what they are doing in their two ton vehicle.

And the whole left lane/right lane thing on the highways? No one in PA acknowledges this. Go in the lane you feel like. Or the lane that has a better view of the pretty trees.


Seem familiar by any chance?


I need to move.


*The exceptions to the PA driver stereotype are the older car enthusiasts. Usually.

Huh? I don't follow.

What's that?

From my experience it's like this:
PA: Go fast in the left lane or get the hell out of my way.
NJ: Every lane for themselves!
NY: Zero fucks given, I'll do what I want.

yea nvm, i guess that's fair. i always thought of it more as driving like lunatics.

Once I accepted those general mentalities I found driving in each state no less irritating than the next. :D

Haha. I'll admit. The DMV drivers are as shitty as all over the US. I've had just moments ago someone going 45 on the left lane and when I passed him he honked and high beamed me. I wish there would be a law, if you aren't confident of going over 50, get off the highway.

But still. PA drivers on VA highways are lost.

no not that, the little one to the right

good morning everyone!

so how many students/grad students we got here?

50* today nice!

wish i was moving to Hawaii!!!

Are you sure it isn't related with the PCV? The only reason why I bring this up is because the PCV is routed back before the throttle body.

This is from my understanding and I will need confirmation on this, but a fellow member saw carbon build-up on the throttle body. If the PCV routed back through the manifold, you would not see carbon build up in the throttle body as it would bypass that part of the system.

Hope this helps.