Thank you EPA - No more CRD Liberty

[Matt400]

They are also putting a diesel inthe new Wrangler for '07.

Where is the info on that?

 

[CMullen]

I've noticed on my '06 liberty that if you stomp on it and you havent gotten on it in a while itll smoke. Then next time you do it it doesnt. So i think its blowing out carbon jumt my opinion, I have 5000 miles on mine and it has had no issues at all

 

[J.BURCHFIELD]

Honda would not have gone to all the expense and trouble to develope a truly hi-tec diesel engine if there were no future for it.

 

[Cummins Pilot]

The EPA is run by a bunch of idiots that have no common sense and concept of what they are doing.



EPA Mantra: Load gun, point at foot, pull trigger, repeat as neccesary.

 

[J.BURCHFIELD]

I totaly agree, they have done more harm than good. They have their nose in everywhere. We can thank them for the high fuel prices. They have not allowed new refineries to be built and drilling in Anwar and some off-shore locations. I suspect they want no more cars or trucks. If everyone rode a bicycle it would save the planet. I do not know what it would save the planet from, it just sounds good and that is all they need.

 

[Tinman]

I agree about the EPA, but let's not forget the role of the Eco-Nazis/ compassion fascist out there. That's why we don't have enough refineries or drilling in Anwar. Case in piont; when the issue was being debated in Congress about Anwar, there was a some public relation stuff our there against drilling. It showed beautiful woods, whitewater rivers, wild life, etc and gave the impression that the oil companies where gonna destroy all this. In fact. Anwar is a barron tundra. Not that that isn't an important eocsystem, it's just the propanda was loaded and not factual. Same with Florida, they won't allow offshore drilling becasue it might harm their toursim. They are part of the problem, not the solution. There are a lot people out there who's thought processes aren't based in reality, and they seem to be the one's running the show and that's not limited to the EPA.

 

[J.BURCHFIELD]

Tinman you said it better than I could have.

 

[Cummins Pilot]

The southern portion of ANWR (not Anwar) on the Brooks Range is really nice. The enviro people use these pics to make the American population think that all of ANWR is like that. Oil companies only want/need about 2000 acres for drilling near the shore where it is nothing but tundra.



I've worked up on the slope. People claim that ANWR would hurt the migrating caribou population if development is allowed to happen. The caribou herd that migrates around Deadhorse (center of north slope drilling ops) has grown since the pipeline was put in place. Heck they birth right under and around the darn thing.



Enviro nuts try to make everyone think that ANWR is a place that lots of people come see to experience (like Yellowstone or such). ANWR is very hard to access. There are no roads. It is the defintion of remote. Only people with lots of travel money or an airplane can get there. Normal people just can't do it. The lies the enviro buts spew make me sick.

 

[Tinman]

Anwar, good greif, LOL at myself. Sorry about that. I once heard the analogy that the area needed for drilling in ANWR is equivalent to a postage stamp on the side of the barn. I'm all for preserving the environment, but that is a reasonable cost benefit to me.

 

[JStemann]

'07 wrangler diesel

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