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hustler 06-03-2008 01:58 PM


Originally Posted by Savington (Post 266012)
How dense are your fucking parents that they didn't notice a stream of UPS/FedEx boxes coming to their house, and all of a sudden you're wrenching under the hood a whole lot?


Apple doesn't fall far from the tree, I suppose.

:bowrofl:

hustler 06-03-2008 01:59 PM

i like the "newb driver" emblem on the bottom of that gay sex-drift picture.

J.T. 06-03-2008 02:04 PM


Originally Posted by Braineack (Post 266009)
he hit mountain.

I assume like that ;)


Thats the only way short of trying to launch off a ramp and only getting two wheels on it that I can see lol. Or getting sideways and losing a bead

Doppelgänger 06-03-2008 02:14 PM


Originally Posted by hustler (Post 266025)
i like the "newb driver" emblem on the bottom of that gay sex-drift picture.

That's DG Trials for ya.

Doppelgänger 06-03-2008 02:16 PM

Well, when you slide sideways down a bit of a hill and one of your wheels digs halfway into the mud at the bottom.... it'll do the trick. See the dirt on the wheel? That's how far it dug in :(

http://memimage.cardomain.com/member...3_211_full.jpg

fussball.biturbo 06-03-2008 02:31 PM


Originally Posted by J.T. (Post 265971)
I dont understand this just on the fact that, how is he gonna learn Uber Epic safe driving skills by not driving? That and the fact that the day he turns 18 he doesn't magically mature more than he is currently. Just like you dont stay the same height all year then the day of your birthday shoot up 5 inches taller than the day before. So I dissagree with the OPs father. I say buy a new fuse and get a new key cut and drive it. But only when he won't notice, he can still kick you out.

When you turn 18 and you are an adult, people who you hit can't go after your parents for liability...

hustler 06-03-2008 02:43 PM


Originally Posted by fussball.biturbo (Post 266057)
When you turn 18 and you are an adult, people who you hit can't go after your parents for liability...

and I'm coming for his GF.

Ben 06-03-2008 02:57 PM

what is your address? i'll send you a fuse

elesjuan 06-03-2008 03:47 PM


Originally Posted by Braineack (Post 266009)
he hit mountain.

I assume like that ;)


What a fucking waste.. That jerkoff should've been crushed by that car. :jerkit::vash:

elderc 06-03-2008 04:06 PM

p51hellfire, Is the car in your name or your DADs ? if its in his name (the car is his on paper ) be greatfull all he took was the fuse. But it still stinks you can't drive to work.

cueball1 06-03-2008 04:33 PM

If turning 18 = getting the car back...

Does it also = kicked out of house? Paying your own bills - rent, insurance, gas, college, food, etc?

Turboing your car behind dad's back cost you a month of driving. If you turn 18 and are still on the dole - you came out pretty good. Don't push it by putting the fuse back in.

cardriverx 06-03-2008 04:53 PM

lol, the miata looks sooo sadd...



Originally Posted by Vashthestampede (Post 265966)
Your dad is just keeping you safe, or trying to at least.

+1 on just go the store and getting a new fuse. But only take the car out when he wont notice its missing.

Here's another "no more miata" picture. I learned my lesson after this one. :bang:

https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/att...1&d=1212511916
Vash-


jedduh01 06-03-2008 04:53 PM

Whats that saying "its always better to ask for foregiveness, rather than ask for permission." apparantly you are already in this position...

Wire the wastegate open, and show him how slow the car "still is" even with the turbo.

Might get your wheels back.

Goodluck

Toddcod 06-03-2008 05:55 PM

I don't know your dad. But mine might would of put a forsale sign on it. One month of setting to have a turbo. That's nothing.

Apparently you have spoken to your dad about this too know you can't have it till your 18. I wouldn't push the issue.
He may calm down after a little bit.
It doesn't matter how stupid you act on fixing it. If he pulled the fuse. He can pull the keys, and you'll drive a Kia.

Sorry that is kinda funny. Sucks to be 17.
Everytime my 17 yr/old brother gets out of line we threaten pulling his keys. Lol.

Drewkeen 06-03-2008 06:06 PM

Kia > N/a Miata

ScottFW 06-03-2008 06:11 PM


Originally Posted by Braineack (Post 265964)
and fwiw, next time your ever post a "no more thread" and you dont have a picture like this....instaban.

OTOH, if your "No More Turbo Miata" situation involves your father paddling your bare ass, please keep those pics to yourself. :bowrofl:

Originally Posted by fussball.biturbo (Post 266057)
When you turn 18 and you are an adult, people who you hit can't go after your parents for liability...

Bingo. It has less to do with keeping you safe and more to do with you not sending your parents into financial ruin. My stepfather did a similar thing to my stepbrother when he wrecked his third car at the ripe old age of 17. Didn't matter that my stepbrother bought the cars in his name either; parents are still legally liable for the actions of their minor children. Stepdad pulled the distributor rotor so it wouldn't start, and stepbro wasn't bright enough to figure it out! He was carless for over two months before he turned 18. Hell, at least you get points for figuring out what was wrong.

TonyV 06-03-2008 06:15 PM


Originally Posted by jedduh01 (Post 266159)
Whats that saying "its always better to ask for foregiveness, rather than ask for permission." apparantly you are already in this position...

Wire the wastegate open, and show him how slow the car "still is" even with the turbo.

Might get your wheels back.

Goodluck


+1000000000000

This is the BEST idea by far, have a talk with him, tell him you understand where's he's coming from, and how you are slowly/safely adding power little by little. Let HIM drive it, then YOU dirve it with him, and after he calls u a dumbass for wasting all that money for hardly any power he'll feel so bad he'll never bug you again...
The convo should be you convincing him how its about learning how to fix/work on your car...NOT going fast...;)

Scuba_Steve 06-03-2008 06:24 PM

Reminds me of when I was 16 and found a 65 Impala SS convertable with a 427 dropped in it. My Dad refused to sign for the car (even though I was paying), he said I would kill myself in it.

I wound up with a 64 ford 6 cylinder with a 3 on the tree. Given how stupid I was with that car, he was probably right, I'd be dead if I had bought the other one for my first car.

gman3 06-03-2008 06:28 PM


Originally Posted by Scuba_Steve (Post 266209)
Reminds me of when I was 16 and found a 65 Impala SS convertable with a 427 dropped in it. My Dad refused to sign for the car (even though I was paying), he said I would kill myself in it.

I wound up with a 64 ford 6 cylinder with a 3 on the tree. Given how stupid I was with that car, he was probably right, I'd be dead if I had bought the other one for my first car.

I wanted an MG Midget. I know not fast but I was gonna be going for the twisties. I would have killed myself in it. Dad said no. Glad he did

ChairFaceChippendale 06-03-2008 07:46 PM

i think if i had a turbo anything at 18 i would have killed myself. it's not like being alive an extra 30 days is going to give you amazing driving skills, but i suppose i can see where he is coming from. me being me now i wouldn't push the issue. at 18 i probably would have.

you could always just swap in an unimportant fuse.


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