ridethecliche

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Savington, Rover runs on corn right?

🌽🌽🌽

chicksdigmiatas

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Dude, i still dont know whether you want a track reliable miata or a drag race, auto x, street miata.

You should get corn either way you go. It is the best.

ridethecliche

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Can't run corn since we don't have it here.

Regarding the answer to your other question, I'd say autocross and street. Maybe a drag trip for the lulz. That said, I'm beginning to wonder if I like working on this **** more than driving it.

Edit: wondering if i hate myself enough that I keep doing stupid things instead of just driving the damn thing.

chicksdigmiatas

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That was my general understanding of what you wanted anyways and I based my advice on. Those pistons will work fine with a good tune. (I must emphasize good tune here) Let the "negcatmustoverbuildforasmallturbo" squad hate. I would wager that 90% of people here don't truly need forged pistons. They are a nice, a fantastic buffer for you being a jackass, not a necessity. I happen to know of a few folks that have or are currently doing more than you want on stock pistons.

*insert you run forged pistons and corn you hypocritical bastard hate here*

However, I imagine you will be blindly checking off CPG boxes, making it rain prescriptions, and driving a BMW in 4 years, and triaging people to providers with specialty skills, so it wont matter anyways.

Source: I am an outpatient RD that is completing their ME degree. It is amazing the selection bias that the medical field uses in their research.

ridethecliche

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Are you saying that I'm going to do family practice?

:(

Also, is the ME degree mechanical engineering or a degree in learning to be self centered? (Or something I've never heard of lol.)

chicksdigmiatas

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Yes, mechanical engineering. If you do family practice, dont become a drone.

ridethecliche

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FP is one of the things I would loathe doing. I'd honestly rather do psych and it's about as competitive, ie not at all.

Savington

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