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My buddy only does Hondas so he doesn't know much about Audis.

Moral of the story: only try this on Hondas -- it doesn't work on Audis.

 

It will work with a sand catch can no problem

 

I read that on ebaumsworld as well. To me it sounded like something that Joe Dirt would try in his car haha

 

I wonder if this yahoo's mom had any kids that lived?

Geez, Louise...something I would expect from a Neon Owner...did I say that out loud?

 

That sounds like something thaes guys would try.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDjmylmXxew

Happy Motoring,
Jack

 

Found a video of a couple guy putting sand in a running engine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26B8IGiyB0s

 

So I brought this subject up with another technician and he told me a story about when he first started working on cars his older brother putting valve giring compound in the oil. He said the car made is about 100ft then blew the oil filter clean off the back of the motor.

 

Ford should be proud that it made it as far as it did.

 

What a waste! *******es shoulda gotten a faceful of that Falcon's engine.

 

hahaha they have a lowering kit for 20 bucks. u just put one of these in each tire .

 

I got mine for free all I had to do was drive across a construction site and all four tires were lowered for me.

 

I realize that these days, that competition for the "Darwin Awards" is stiff. I also see that the percentage of dumb mf's in our society is growing exponentially; i.e., the Springer Nation, "Jackass" jockeys and any number of drivel driven reality shows featuring the living dead (mentally, that is). So I have grown used to 50% of my daily human interactions involving "the challenged".
With that in mind, I just gotta call BS!!!.
I'm sorry, this is just too dumb to be true. Its good for a laugh though! (I hope)

 

i know what the audi owner forgot to do when pouring sand in the intake. He forgot to put the car in drive and stand in front of it. lol...j/k