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iani1.1 wrote:you can try to steal it... if you can even get it out of first gear lol
I can SecondGenPat taught me to drive manual, then I ended up driving Christi's 3 like 40 miles or something without problems. lol.
And Ian, I'll think of something
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Learjet45 wrote:I can SecondGenPat taught me to drive manual, then I ended up driving Christi's 3 like 40 miles or something without problems. lol.
And Ian, I'll think of something
Taught you have a drive manual with a 500+rwhp single turbo FD using a 600ft lbs pressure plate clutch? I have a hard time pressing the clutch pedal on Eric's FD, it's like leg pressing 300lbs with one leg...
I would seriously bet you would stall it a good 5+ times
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Learjet45 wrote:Hey Eric, do me a favor and let me know when you've got it to a point where I can steal your car and drive it back up to my house so I can steal it and at least have it run long enough to make the 45 minute mile journey without it dying on me. K? Thanks! I'll even be nice enough to leave you my Legacy so you don't have to drive around in a silly civic! Then again, my Legacy is probably just as gutless as a civic.
Eh, I think I'll pass haha.
iani1.1 wrote:you can try to steal it... if you can even get it out of first gear lol
I was thinking more like Dave said, getting it INTO a gear in the first place haha.
alex_n/a wrote:I think getting past the pitbul will be more challenging then getting the car in "D"
He's pretty well a pushover, but I've always been around and letting people in the house. I don't know what he'd do if someone broke in or something haha.
kingtut wrote:A bit late to the party...
Excellent work Eric, the car looks great! -- so does the dog, ha ha.
Liking the mirror ornament:D
Thanks Nate! And I figured you might notice the mirror ornament haha.
chickenwafer wrote:Taught you have a drive manual with a 500+rwhp single turbo FD using a 600ft lbs pressure plate clutch? I have a hard time pressing the clutch pedal on Eric's FD, it's like leg pressing 300lbs with one leg...
I would seriously bet you would stall it a good 5+ times
This. LOL
About the stalling, I GUARANTEE it. I even stall it still and I've been driving the thing like this for quite a while haha.
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kingtut wrote:A bit late to the party...
Excellent work Eric, the car looks great! -- so does the dog, ha ha.
Liking the mirror ornament:D
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Learjet45 wrote:Well then screw it, I'll just be down to steal it when it's convenient. K?
It will NEVER be convenient. lol
RX-7 Chris wrote:You never said anything about mine, I see where I rank.
Yours is harder to see haha.
s0n1cm0nk3y wrote:Man when I come back from tech at KAFB during Xmas exodus Im going to have to see this thing. Here's to hoping I get stationed in CO.
Good luck. I think Alex was wanting to be stationed here and he got Mountain Home lol. Actually, he's really happy up there though.
7th Heaven wrote:I would love to have my rear fender wells rolled like yours. Where did you guys get them done?
alex_n/a wrote:I think speedjunkie did them himself, at least that's what I overheard from the s2000 guys at 5280fest.
Yep. I did the first set of flaring. Then Zico did one fender and I did the other. Then I did Zico's side a bit more lol. Then our friend Kevin did the filling and sanding.
7th Heaven wrote:Maby he will be kind enough to assist me in this project
I can help. Actually, I will oversee you doing it LOL. It's not hard though, just time consuming. VERY time consuming.
chickenwafer wrote:^I thought you were selling your car?
Actually yeah, I also thought you were selling it. Decide otherwise?
Learjet45 wrote:So then Mr. Speedjunkie, are you going to be home before 2PM tomorrow?
I will never let you know where I am. lol
So as an update, last night I put my 8mm spacers on the front and took it for a test drive. It rubbed so bad on the driver's side, and once it was shaken down it was only about 1/4" off the tire haha. So I raised the driver's side a bit and drove it around last night again. It still rubs a bit when I hit a dip in the road, so I ordered some 5mm spacers that I'll use instead, and maybe raise it a bit more too. It looks AWESOME, it just doesn't work so well haha.
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