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Old 02-02-2003, 09:44 PM   #1
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V6 Accord

I raced my friend's 2000 accord V6. We raced twice and we were dead even. First time i got a bad start. Second time i got a decent start but we were racing uphill so we ended up the same. Do I need to learn to drive better or should we be dead even?

After that, we wer going down this street kinda fast and I took a turn and he was nowhere in sight. So at least I can corner :alien2:
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