I'm getting a used Red Nissan LEAF! 100% electric!

[JohnKuthe]

Think I will have to do the Big 3 on it? ;-)

John Kuthe...

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[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

Splice into the orange wires with your shoes off...

 

[ilikeradios 10+ year member]

Think I will have to do the Big 3 on it? ;-)
John Kuthe...

You still do not even know what the big 3 is you *******

 

[staan]

the new big 3 is the active eq, the radiator fan for amp cooling, and blown speakers

 

[Austin175 10+ year member]

Smdh

 

[JohnKuthe]

Gotcha!! I was totally TROLLING!

But I AM gonna buy a red used Leaf! And I have my license plate all picked out! INF-MPG for infinite MPG! When I seriously started riding my bicycle I said I bought a gallon of gas and put it in a can in my garage. And no matter how far I rode that bicycle that gallon of gas stayed FULL!

Do the math!

John Kuthe...

 

[ChaseinBass]

the new big 3 is the active eq, the radiator fan for amp cooling, and blown speakers

Full Active as opposed to half active ! LOL I never really understood the whole DSP and passive thing ?

 

[JohnKuthe]

Full Active as opposed to half active ! LOL I never really understood the whole DSP and passive thing ?

I'm planning on going full active EQ, which will require a few RCA cable changes and removing the passive PHD crossovers running on my two front PHD 5.1 comps, then tuning the DSP optimally! I have the second set of 12AWG speaker wires attached to my Alpine PDR-V75 amp and run to the top of the dash in preparation for going full active EQ! Just gotta hook them up to the PHD tweeters up front!

John Kuthe...

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

When I seriously started riding my bicycle I said I bought a gallon of gas and put it in a can in my garage. And no matter how far I rode that bicycle that gallon of gas stayed FULL!

No fucking shit......... God you are stupid.

 

[Austin175 10+ year member]

He must be tisk tisk tisk you had trouble with your DPS which was a easy fix an took you long enough to get fixed, that being said when you **** up on this vehicle which is all electric then what you going to do

 

[JohnKuthe]

No fucking shit......... God you are stupid.

Yeah, stupid like Einstein!!

F UCK OFF A SSHOLE!!

John Kuthe...

 

[Austin175 10+ year member]

An this full active eq quit calling it that just call it active like normal people around here

 

[ilikeradios 10+ year member]

Gotcha!! I was totally TROLLING!
But I AM gonna buy a red used Leaf! And I have my license plate all picked out! INF-MPG for infinite MPG! When I seriously started riding my bicycle I said I bought a gallon of gas and put it in a can in my garage. And no matter how far I rode that bicycle that gallon of gas stayed FULL!

Do the math!

John Kuthe...

you are so stupid I know you will not be able to understand this but I am going to try and keep it simple as possible.

at 12 cent per kilowatt (national average) it cost $3.48 to drive 100 miles in an electric leaf.

How do you figure you have infinite MPG?

My beater car averages 34 mpg, gas here is around $1.90

For around $5.00 I can drive 100 miles, so $1.52 more than you.

However, my car has an engine that is lasts almost forever and can be replaced for around $200, I have a simple 5 speed transmission which will last forever as well as very simple electrical system. ,My car is easily able to be repaired by me, using just basic tools.

Also I do not require an expensive charging station to be installed at my house which averages $2,000

You are spending money to buy the car, buy the charging station, keep up on the expensive maintaince costs, as well as pay insurance for a second car. What will you be saving, nothing at all. This is a stupid idea from a stupid little man.

So in conclusion, John you are a ******* idiot

 

[JohnKuthe]

you are so stupid I know you will not be able to understand this but I am going to try and keep it simple as possible.
at 12 cent per kilowatt (national average) it cost $3.48 to drive 100 miles in an electric leaf.

How do you figure you have infinite MPG?

My beater car averages 34 mpg, gas here is around $1.90

For around $5.00 I can drive 100 miles, so $1.52 more than you.

However, my car has an engine that is lasts almost forever and can be replaced for around $200, I have a simple 5 speed transmission which will last forever as well as very simple electrical system. ,My car is easily able to be repaired by me, using just basic tools.

Also I do not require an expensive charging station to be installed at my house which averages $2,000

You are spending money to buy the car, buy the charging station, keep up on the expensive maintaince costs, as well as pay insurance for a second car. What will you be saving, nothing at all. This is a stupid idea from a stupid little man.

So in conclusion, John you are a ******* idiot

In conclusion, YOU do not seem to realise that as petroleum reserves get harder and harder to find and refine that the price of your currently relatively cheap and very ubiquitously available gasoline's gonna go through the roof!! Not to mention (but I WILL) that the byproducts of burning petroleum is destroying the environment we have become accustomed trop expecting!

So who's the idiot now?

John Kuthe...

 

[ilikeradios 10+ year member]

In conclusion, YOU do not seem to realise that as petroleum reserves get harder and harder to find and refine that the price of your currently relatively cheap and very ubiquitously available gasoline's gonna go through the roof!! Not to mention (but I WILL) that the byproducts of burning petroleum is destroying the environment we have become accustomed trop expecting!
So who's the idiot now?

John Kuthe...

We will all be dead way before that happens and way after your Leaf has made it's way to the crusher.

Serious question, do you know how electricity is produced in OK? Since you have no idea I will help you, by burning coal or gas, yes fucing gas you pea brained mental midget. Explain to us how your electric car, that is refilled by burning coal and gas, is better for the environment.

https://www.eia.gov/electricity/state/oklahoma/

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwih-rSq_M7SAhUZ0IMKHYT8A-MQFggsMAI&url=http%3A%2F%2Finstituteforenergyresearch.org%2Fmedia%2Fstate-regs%2Fpdf%2FOklahoma.pdf&usg=AFQjCNEvgN_xVMSvSY9iPkKpaUoaEPr0Ag&sig2=E8aAz6-xpT0T5JxKx7Zycw