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11-06-2002, 04:29 PM
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GhostRS, in all seriousness, you should. You will be surprised at the results. You quickly learn the maximum potential of your car and see that all the modifications have paid off.
11-06-2002, 04:33 PM
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I didn't insult your car, I was simply stating something similar to what B speed said earlier. Kickerfire made the comment that until he got an intercooler, then he had a widemouth rice? B speed then said, until that time yes. So I assume that he meant any car without a turbo is rice. Is this not the way you would take it?
11-06-2002, 04:33 PM
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I keep it on the strip mostly. I dont have what u call a clean driving recorded man. LOL. neways ill race off stoplights to like 50-60 but thats all. I dont do that all out. Really I dont have the balls too, if I get caught Iam done!
11-06-2002, 04:34 PM
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going to the drag stip is also fun. However, we only have an 1/8 mile track here and I find autocross to be a little more challenging to the driver. And no I'm not saying that drag racing is not challenging the ability of the driver
11-06-2002, 04:36 PM
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i agree, it takes a different type of skill to drag than it does to autox. I have done some "drag" racing before, but i have never autoxed. I am kinda scared i will hurt my baby autoxing.