Okay, so what is the most badass forklift you can buy?

Yeah you can't just say "second most" without sharing the most!

The 75T Tri-Lifter

That is of course, excepting assemble-in-place single purpose yard lifts like the Taylors used for shipping containers yards.

Is there an all terrain version of Tri-Lifter? If so, that would be the most badass.

Quote from: Eye of the Tiger on February 12, 2017, 07:16:13 AM
Is there an all terrain version of Tri-Lifter? If so, that would be the most badass.

My list, my rules.

No, there isn't.

What would happen if you put a Ford Tri-Power intake on a Tri-Lifter forklift?

Quote from: Eye of the Tiger on February 12, 2017, 09:01:01 AM
What would happen if you put a Ford Tri-Power intake on a Tri-Lifter forklift?

It would sound cooler? Be harder to tune?

After four days of testing or whatever, Nissan has decided to put in a long block. Altima the rest of the week.

Quote from: Eye of the Tiger on February 13, 2017, 11:28:48 AM
After four days of testing or whatever, Nissan has decided to put in a long block. Altima the rest of the week.

Is the replacement a rebuilt or a new engine?

Quote from: Soup DeVille on February 13, 2017, 12:07:35 PM
Is the replacement a rebuilt or a new engine?

Details, details. It doesn't matter. A new one will likely have the same defect, while a rebuilt one will likely not. Either one will have a warranty.

I miss my stupid car. Altima has some nice features, but I don't want it. I like the backup camera, cruise control, and suspension tuning. The rest is just meh. I guess I like how the CVT will lug the engine around 1800 RPM with light throttle, but the car will actually be accelerating far more quickly than expected. That is the only situation where the CVT is nice. Medium throttle positions cause too many variations in transmission behaviour. So, I either drive light on the throttle, or floor it.