H*******s
发帖数: 209 | 1 一分钟Google，跑这来挖这么大一坑
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run-flat_tire
A run-flat tire is a pneumatic vehicle tire that is designed to resist the
effects of deflation when punctured, and to enable the vehicle to continue
to be driven at reduced speeds (up to 55 mph (90 km/h)), and for limited
distances of up to 100 mi (160 km), or even 200 mi (320 km) depending on the
type of tire. |
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l******a
发帖数: 3803 | 2
Valve Stem!
had terrible experience couplof years ago.
the valve stems branded by american dip?
but made in Shanghai cracked and left two
tires deflated in highway. They had recall,
but millions sold already. after that, changed
them all.
http://news.consumerreports.org/safety/2008/06/tire-valve-stem. |
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d*2
发帖数: 2053 | 3 http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/mercedes-benz-reveals-g6
Mercedes-Benz reveals the G63 AMG 6×6, a six-wheel-drive luxo SUV
By Justin Hyde | Motoramic – 4 hours ago
The inevitable has happened.
There are only so many possible permutations of a metal box on four wheels
designed to go fast over any terrain, and from the Jeep Wrangler to the
Range Rover, all of them have been explored in some degree with varying
levels of ability and luxury. It was only a matter of time before a group of
mad ... 阅读全帖 |
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c****s
发帖数: 513 | 4 刚也学了下 fun flat tire, 有时速和行程数的限制,wiki上这么说的
A run-flat tire is a pneumatic vehicle tire that is designed to resist the
effects of deflation when punctured, and to enable the vehicle to continue
to be driven at reduced speeds (up to 55 mph (90 km/h)), and for limited
distances of up to 100 mi (160 km), or even 200 mi (320 km) depending on the
type of tire. |
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h**********r
发帖数: 2284 | 5 I'm with you...
Here's some suggestions from myself:
0. Avoid driving during snow and/or right after snow (before the road is
clear) if possible;
1. Deflate the tire a little bit to promote a little bit more traction;
2. Always clean the windshield and windows to have good visibility and
scrape all the snows away BEFORE driving;
3. Bring necessary cleaning and scraping tools with you or in the car in
case needed;
4. Drive slowly but still follow the traffic;
5. Avoid sudden movement
6. Use good ... 阅读全帖 |
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h**********r
发帖数: 2284 | 6 I'm with you...
Here's some suggestions from myself:
0. Avoid driving during snow and/or right after snow (before the road is
clear) if possible;
1. Deflate the tire a little bit to promote a little bit more traction;
2. Always clean the windshield and windows to have good visibility and
scrape all the snows away BEFORE driving;
3. Bring necessary cleaning and scraping tools with you or in the car in
case needed;
4. Drive slowly but still follow the traffic;
5. Avoid sudden movement
6. Use good ... 阅读全帖 |
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l****z
发帖数: 29846 | 7 【 以下文字转载自 USANews 讨论区 】
发信人: lczlcz (lcz), 信区: USANews
标 题: 日本汽车公司可比美国汽车公司精多了
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Mon Mar 17 18:45:18 2014, 美东)
UAW Faces Another Southern Setback
By
Damian Paletta
March 14, 2014 5:21 p.m. ET
CANTON, Miss.—The United Auto Workers union headquarters here—tucked
beside a cow pasture down the road from a sprawling Nissan Motor Co. 7201.
TO -0.35% plant—was supposed to be a springboard for a new wave of
labor activism across the South.
It has become instead a center of discourage... 阅读全帖 |
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W***n
发帖数: 11530 | 8 25 Car Repairs You can Do It Yourself to Save Money
Still, there are various fixes that you can do yourself with simple tools
and little experience. Save money and time by doing basic troubleshooting
and repairs on many car issues. Gain experience to fix complex issues by
doing simple DIY repairs first.
Keep your car in top condition by following these 25 DIY car repairs.
1. Air filter replacement. Clogged air filters lower car performances on
many levels. Change your car’s air filter to increas... 阅读全帖 |
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n***s
发帖数: 10056 | 9 My guess is your dealer forgot to adjust tire pressure from 40psi to 32psi
when they released it to you.
My Pilot dealer forgot to do that and a Honda dealer here noticed it and
deflated to 32psi.
What brand tires are on your Ody?
11K |
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c**d
发帖数: 3888 | 10 colder tires are less "sticky" and should result in less friction, unless
slippage occurs.
But if the tire pressure is not adjusted, colder temp will cause slight
deflation and that can cause more friction. |
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g**1
发帖数: 10330 | 11 Tesla driver dies in burning car after crash, witness says door handles
wouldn’t work
http://electrek.co/2019/02/25/tesla-crash-burning-car-door-handles/
We were there. My husband tried to break the back window out. The airbags
didn’t deflate after the crash and trapped the person inside. We couldn’t
even see inside the car because all of the bags filled the car. The doors
couldn’t be opened.”
She added:
“We had only a couple of min. Several people were trying to find ways to
get to the driver b... 阅读全帖 |
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f******t
发帖数: 7283 | 12 你觉得按照tesla雇的那些业余“工程师”的业务水平，他们会知道implement“车祸之
后气囊delpoy完之后需要deflate”这个feature吗？
开？ |
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m*****3
发帖数: 13701 | 13 不懂，我看油管上，好像一般车的气囊几秒钟就瘪了。特斯拉既然开了车厂造了不少车
，还挺受
欢迎，我不认为他家会蠢笨到连最基本的工程师最基本的安全设计都没有，猫猫你不能
乱说
显然特斯拉有若干缺点，特黑的帽子给大伙儿戴着其实也无所谓，该说的就要说
antee 说的有道理，特斯拉的电池性能非常好，但是安全不太好
: 你觉得按照tesla雇的那些业余“工程师”的业务水平，他们
会知道implement“
车祸之
: 后气囊delpoy完之后需要deflate”这个feature吗？
: 开？
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b********6
发帖数: 35437 | 14 不影响，下次ota升级软件就修复
[在 mmt2013 (少灌水，多干活) 的大作中提到：]
:不懂，我看油管上，好像一般车的气囊几秒钟就瘪了。特斯拉既然开了车厂造了不少
车，还挺受
:欢迎，我不认为他家会蠢笨到连最基本的工程师最基本的安全设计都没有，猫猫你不
能乱说
:显然特斯拉有若干缺点，特黑的帽子给大伙儿戴着其实也无所谓，该说的就要说
:antee 说的有道理，特斯拉的电池性能非常好，但是安全不太好
:
: 你觉得按照tesla雇的那些业余“工程师”的业务水平，他们
:会知道implement“
:车祸之
:
: 后气囊delpoy完之后需要deflate”这个feature吗？
:
: 开？
:
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d********f
发帖数: 43471 | 15 一龙估计要出点血了，这种气囊不能deflate, 一般告告要价都是1b左右，坐地还钱应
该要100米
t
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b*m
发帖数: 3 | 18 很可能是后者, 跟上次非常像，也都是受外部因素引发。其实这样每隔几年来一下挺好
，跟爬楼梯似的，否则自己吹爆了就不好了 |
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b*******n
发帖数: 1267 | 19 美国股市近期的表现，可以用极端波动来形容，道指这两个月平均的上下波幅达到517
点，10月份更超超过600点。比较起来，道指昨日波幅只有390点，只能算是“较轻微”
了。这个现象，Dana Investment Advisors的Joseph Veranth有这样的解释，投资者对
后市意见分岐，“有一部分人认为股市已见底，而一部分人则仍恐惧后市会下跌。”所
以你买我卖，股值上上下下。
市场见美股反弹，交易大厅又开始弥漫着美股已见顶的乐观空气，不过灾难没有这么容
易就过去，不妨给大家点悲观论调。纽约大学教授罗宾尼（Nouriel Roubini）因为准
确预测此次金融海啸而名噪一时，它刚刚在《金融时报》发表一篇名为《如何防止恐怖
的‘停滞通缩’》（How to avoid the horrors of ‘stag-deflation’），提出明年
经济的恐怖预期，值得大家留意。罗宾尼说，美国及全球经济正面临一个严重的停滞通
缩风险，是衰退和通缩的混合体。全球衰退引发通缩历程，公司减价，员工减薪，投资
减少令商品价格急跌，令通胀急降，当降到１%的时候，通缩危机开始出现。
他表示，通缩非常危 |
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H**********g
发帖数: 1312 | 20 现在大家都觉得会有deflation，不过retail的data好像是比预期的好。 现在的TA和FA
都不怎么准。 |
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g******h
发帖数: 369 | 21 it depends on how you define your meaning of life...
if the meaning of life is unclear,
the easiest way to do it is to calculate local-cost deflated income.
something like, $xxx in the colorful nyc = $aaa in the lovely calif = $yyy
in the deadly midwest
in fact, there is a website that can calculate this for you... |
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a********t
发帖数: 434 | 22 Definitely true. Just like not everyone can become a musician or athlete.
I should also add that >50% of those who already has a PhD degree are not
really PhD materials either in the traditional sense. PhD is now totally
deflated and cheap. |
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S******n
发帖数: 617 | 23 顶!
贴一张图支持一下"现金只是财富的一小部分"。
顺便问一句: Telnet没法贴图是吧。 |
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b********y
发帖数: 5829 | 24 why always think about extremes? in my opinion, neither, hehe |
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t*******h
发帖数: 30 | 25 thanks for your thoughts，but with all those huge debt,
the debt will eventually be paid off, right? but how,
if there is not hyperinflation, how are US gov pay off
the monstrous size debt? why would you say neither?
mind elaborate a little more?
Thanks! |
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b********y
发帖数: 5829 | 26 US government has had huge debt for many years, why it will collapse this
time? |
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t*******h
发帖数: 30 | 27 It is true and had always been true. But it doesn't mean it will be true in
20 years, and 30 years.
What if someday, EU/Asia or even Africa united and start to chanllege USD
and abandon USD as their international currency. What would happen? |
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t**3
发帖数: 421 | 28 it will happen in future, but not now.
USD is still the safe currency you can rely on during the next year or two,
hehe
in |
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t*******h
发帖数: 30 | 29 what about after 1 or 2 years? |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 30 A diversification strategy would be dividing your money into 100
portions, and hold 100 different currencies in the world. |
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b********y
发帖数: 5829 | 32 I believe core inflation will rise to about 2-3% but it's unlikely we will
repeat sth like 1970s |
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t**3
发帖数: 421 | 34 这么容易想到的事情通常和事实相反。
想想为什么pump了这么多钱，就好像化成水一样消失不见了
思考一下美国地面上地产的市值有多少
下跌20%减少的资产又有多少，你就明白为什么trillions还是无济于事了
当然，不仅仅房产，大部分资产，都会因为经济衰退而贬值 |
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p********t
发帖数: 1219 | 35 再pump2到3个trillions，就显现出效果了。 |
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i******l
发帖数: 828 | 36 现在几个吹根本打不起水花来。 响儿都听不见。
强烈呼吁以Q开头的货币单位。 吸吸 |
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S******n
发帖数: 617 | 37 commercial Real Estate,
corp bonds,
...
Banks know it's coming so they don't lend. At the same time, banks
buy Ts to earn interests. That's why even Paulson has to sell $500B but
yields drop more than 70 bps in a quater.
Let's look at Japan.
"Japs pumped huge YEN to banks but turned out to be a mere palliative for
the deleveraging in the private sector. Money velocity and the multiplier
are contracting and as a result, the expansion of the money supply is merely
sticking to banking sector balanc |
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s*****r
发帖数: 62 | 38 萧条并不意味着deflation. Hyperinflation也是一种可能。
上次萧条物价的确低迷，这次可不一定。
我担心美国印了那么多钞票救市，最后失败了。失败的标准就是经济衰退继续向深度广
度发展，成为大萧条。因为美元印了那么多，却没有生产力支撑，结果肯定是丧失信用
->Hyperinflation. |
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M*******l
发帖数: 33 | 39 the new worry is deflation, not inflation
if u worry about inflation, better to long meterials or railroad
companies instead of buying gold |
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s********n
发帖数: 1962 | 41 I have to say US has some advantages that Japan didn't have in 90s.
First is that USD is the only international reserve currency.
Second is that this crisis is deeply worldwide.
I think these difference will make US succeed in fighting deflation
or maybe I should say fail in a different way.
We have to talk a little about why JPY is even much stronger than USD
during this massive deleverage process. My understand is that the
problem can be traced back to 90s. As I said before, in 90s, BOJ was
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S******n
发帖数: 617 | 42 both much slower than the DEFLATION,haha
Seriously, why so many people worry about inflation?!?! |
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u****d
发帖数: 2578 | 44 Although lots of people firmly claim the hyper inflation is coming, I am
actually a bit skeptical about it in the near future, given the fact
everything is deflating in price, and all the credit generated demand are
fading fast.
The lesson from last year is nobody is really insightful (or they don't want
to tell the truth?), including Jim Rogers, Peter Schiff, etc. That is why I
want to understand the trigger point, because I don't think I am capable of
anticipating the market.
substantial
it' |
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S******n
发帖数: 617 | 45 David Rosenberg @ ML has been spot on so far, housing, consumption,
deflation, gov bonds....
He just disclosed his latest analysis: we are in depression.
Not saying he will be right all the time.
want
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 46 oh, makes sense.
I just don't understand if the house price is dropping, why would interest
rate become 18%? Can't imagine ah...
House price drops --> economy is bad --> high unemployment --> deflation |
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u****d
发帖数: 2578 | 47 your second scenario can have a modified version:
deflation stops --> nominal market comes back (real market continues to
crash or stays low)--> nominal economy comes back (real economy continues to
shink)-->unemployment continues to deteriorate-->Fed is forced to raise
interest rate to prevent further foreign capital escape -->housing market is
destroyed-->new administration re-affirms their stand on strong dollar-->
interest rate is raised to 18%, while people's income stays unchanged-->US
ave |
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c*u
发帖数: 916 | 48 your event chain has several errors.
You mixed up the cause and results. Usually the economy turning bad is the
cause, and house price drop is the result. The recent subprime crisis and
the resulting bad economy is not normal. It was built on "debt-based
economy" in US. We all know a "debt based economy" is not stable and is
destined to bust.
"high unemployment" does not necessarily lead to deflation. It may be
stagflation or hyperinflation. In either case, both the inflation is high
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e****g
发帖数: 469 | 49 For unemployment rate: yes, quite likely.
For inflation: hard to say deflation or high inflation. But either way, we
will be screwed. |
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