Epic fail thread (WORK SAFE)

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Hahaha

I'm at Cornell right now, and some chick in a mid 2000s audi (bright red, 18" audi wheels with super low-profile tires) and she took off in front of our tour group full-throttle, turbo purring.

I'm not saying this sort of thing is necessarly stupid, but doing it in front of a large group of people, in the middle of a crowded campus, with icy roads (its under 20 degrees right now, close to 14ish by my ear-thermometers).

 
Back story behind that picture:

Group drive in Las Vegas, one car was leading, the other following close behind. Obviously there was some speed involved and the best part was that they went off on a straight away. Oops

 
epic air filter fail: 07 2.5i wrx ram air snorkel, rallitek fender silencer delete. so all that dust and crap in the air gets sucked right in my k&n filter. it was so dirty, i'm deliberating whether or not to just chuck it

 
What's the epic fail? The ralli art plate frame or the tow rope holdong the hood? Or the horrendous combination of the 2

 
stepping up to iridium plugs on a 24 year old engine.

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this was my engine.(little ea82) the gasket remained violent enough with a chemical ticker, weeks after, I threw it away.
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I am liking the "hydrazine" theory the most.

 
I don't have a picture, but we have cat diesel fail in my work truck. The block cracked from the oil pan all the way to the head at cylinder 6.

 
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