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- Here’s a look at MSR Houston from this week, a road course south of the city that has hosted most of the 24 Hours of Lemons races I’ve done. Much of it is.
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Guy Selling Methanol Injection System Online Gets Approached By Cop Who Thinks He's Selling Meth. It’s odd, but I can think of at least two things you can bolt onto a car engine that, to non- gearheads, sure seem drug- related.
Think nitrous systems, or, as in this case, methanol- injection systems, which gets abbreviated to “meth.” Maybe you see where this is headed. Corey Gomez was using the Let. Watch Barbie In A Mermaid Tale Online Forbes there. Go app to sell a methanol injection kit for a Scion TC.
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He had a picture of the kit on his ad, a Snow Performance Water- Methanol Injection Kit. It looks like car parts, with wires and canisters and a modified air cleaner. See? So, Corey gets a message from someone interested in the kit, and things immediately take a strange turn: The “I’m a police officer/Don’t tell anyone” part is pretty strange, but Corey shrugs it off.
He told me “I thought he was going to put it on the cruiser,” because Corey is good at imagining a glorious world where cops drive around in Scion TC cruisers they desperately and secretly want to hop up. Then, things get more fun: “I like meth”I like how Corey’s response here is just “ahh.” I imagine in person that “ahh” would have been accompanied by some nodding and backwards walking, but I think online that’s implied. Corey goes on to clarify things next: “Just car meth” is another strangely pleasing turn of phrase, but the cop isn’t done yet, asking if he’s selling a “meth kit.” Corey gives a nice succinct explanation of what a water- methanol injection setup does (cools down air in the air/fuel mixture for greater density, hence more power, sort of like a chemical turbocharger.
Sort of. Maybe that’s a sloppy analogy). And that’s it. Our virtual streets and e- marketplaces are once again safe, thanks to the ham- fisted, uninformed attention of someone that said they were a cop almost immediately. So, uh, don’t do drugs, kids?
Even The MSR Houston Track Wasn’t Safe From Hurricane Harvey. Here’s a look at MSR Houston from this week, a road course south of the city that has hosted most of the 2.
Hours of Lemons races I’ve done. Much of it is underwater. While getting to the track is one of the lowest priorities right now—far below making sure everyone in the area is safe and has access to basic needs—this is yet another example of how bad the flooding is in southeast Texas. As you can see from this view from the start/finish tower at MSR Houston, the land around it is very flat with few true low spots to fill up in the event of a major flood. Much of MSR Houston’s facilities appear to be on slightly higher ground compared to the farmland around it, which helped somewhat. The latest update from the track on Tuesday says that while the pond on- site has taken over their trailer lot, the main garage buildings that house members’ cars and even race teams and driving schools are safe for now: Friends, First and foremost, we hope that you and your family are safe. We surveyed the track again yesterday evening, and we have made the decision to close the facility until further notice due to flood waters.
Please be aware that water has not made it in to any of the main garage buildings. The trailer lot is now an extension of the front lake. Parts of the road course and karting track are under multiple inches of water as well. At this point in time, it is not safe to allow anyone access to the facility. We will continue to monitor the situation as much as possible and will update you with any developments as they become available. Sincerely,The MSR Houston Staff. However, another view looking back at the track facilities posted in response to the 2.
Hours of Lemons’ post on the Texas floods shows that some of the pit lane garages that get rented out for events may have some water inside: For now, the track remains closed. Should you want to donate to relief efforts, the Houston Chronicle has an extensive list of charities who are working in the area to provide help for storm victims, and Lifehacker has a few solid guidelines on how to avoid charity- related scams. UPDATE: They are back in business as of Monday!
It’s odd, but I can think of at least two things you can bolt onto a car engine that, to non-gearheads, sure seem drug-related. Think nitrous systems, or, as in. Before an ambulance blocked pit road in Saturday’s NASCAR race and stacked up unsuspecting cars, there wasn’t much outside attention on medical transport at tracks.