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10-28-2008, 08:34 PM
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Btw cars do get stolen in CT. Especially around Waterbury, Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven, etc. Maybe not so much Miatas, but I have seen alot of Hondas over the years.
At the last Honda-Tech meet at Marcus Dairy in Danbury
, two cars were stolen afterwards. I dont go to those meets, but a couple friends of mine did. I only have one Honda now. It's bone stock and thats the way its staying.
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10-28-2008, 11:40 PM
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******* crackheads in that town.
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10-29-2008, 01:32 AM
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OP: Did you flow that head BEFORE the port work, by chance?
Theres a big surprise. Never saw it coming.. 
Nice looking car, don't like the flares or wheels, though.
Btw cars do get stolen in CT. Especially around Waterbury, Hartford, Bridgeport, New Haven, etc. Maybe not so much Miatas, but I have seen alot of Hondas over the years.
At the last Honda-Tech meet at Marcus Dairy in Danbury, two cars were stolen afterwards. I dont go to those meets, but a couple friends of mine did. I only have one Honda now. It's bone stock and thats the way its staying.]
At the last Honda-Tech meet at Marcus Dairy in Danbury
, two cars were stolen afterwards. I dont go to those meets, but a couple friends of mine did. I only have one Honda now. It's bone stock and thats the way its staying.]Nice looking car, don't like the flares or wheels, though.
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10-29-2008, 03:04 AM
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Looks like you did good work. Wonder what the weight savings is and how the stiffness compares to factory unibody.
I love reading on this drift ****, always makes for a good laugh. I love the "its driving your car right on the edge" arguments. Ive never understood ********, but if thats your thing, good luck. It kind of reminds me of the whole fast and the furious street racing scene that was big when the first movie came out. Everyone and their brother had a wing and euro lights on their civic and farted around town trying to race each other. Still see some left overs today. Yes I know the bullshit history of ********, I dont want to hear it again.
I love reading on this drift ****, always makes for a good laugh. I love the "its driving your car right on the edge" arguments. Ive never understood ********, but if thats your thing, good luck. It kind of reminds me of the whole fast and the furious street racing scene that was big when the first movie came out. Everyone and their brother had a wing and euro lights on their civic and farted around town trying to race each other. Still see some left overs today. Yes I know the bullshit history of ********, I dont want to hear it again.
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10-29-2008, 01:57 PM
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Sick build up. Awesome car.
Lol@ the pages of ******** hate. Its one thing to hate on some dumb kids that want to mad jdm driftz like a moron, its another when a person spends this much money and apparently takes it to the track. Its his hobbie, hes a car guy just like us- let him be.
Lol@ the pages of ******** hate. Its one thing to hate on some dumb kids that want to mad jdm driftz like a moron, its another when a person spends this much money and apparently takes it to the track. Its his hobbie, hes a car guy just like us- let him be.
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10-29-2008, 05:26 PM
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10-29-2008, 05:28 PM
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I subjectively wasted a weekend to go watch a 'drift" event with an open mind and I must say, was the biggest waste of time. There were a ton of nice looking cars when we got there... by the time we left there were a ton of trashed cars. Might as well have turned it into a demo derby. One guy I actually know purposely slammed his unmolested 240 into a wall because he wanted "battle scars." God what a dumbfuck.
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10-29-2008, 05:40 PM
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Looks like you did good work. Wonder what the weight savings is and how the stiffness compares to factory unibody.
I love reading on this drift ****, always makes for a good laugh. I love the "its driving your car right on the edge" arguments. Ive never understood ********, but if thats your thing, good luck. It kind of reminds me of the whole fast and the furious street racing scene that was big when the first movie came out. Everyone and their brother had a wing and euro lights on their civic and farted around town trying to race each other. Still see some left overs today. Yes I know the bullshit history of ********, I dont want to hear it again.
I love reading on this drift ****, always makes for a good laugh. I love the "its driving your car right on the edge" arguments. Ive never understood ********, but if thats your thing, good luck. It kind of reminds me of the whole fast and the furious street racing scene that was big when the first movie came out. Everyone and their brother had a wing and euro lights on their civic and farted around town trying to race each other. Still see some left overs today. Yes I know the bullshit history of ********, I dont want to hear it again.
Great build, keep it up.
I would listen to BenR in regard to the ow end power and bogging out. Its horrible ripping it up into a shrinking radius turn and rowing your arm away.
You look like you are doing things right here though man!!
Awesome
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10-29-2008, 08:01 PM
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That will TOTALLY buff right out.
His intercooler is about to fall off FFS...
Don't forget about the nasty skank 'scene girls'
I wouldn't **** any of those fatties with any of YOUR dicks.. Muchless mine...
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