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[FunkCaptain]

yes, its true that honda owners are complete dumbasses/ricers that started to modify their cars because of F&F, but id say there is a small portion of honda owners that are really hardcore and know how to make things right.Ae86 is so cool its unbelievable, even i do not recommend that you go beyond the 120kph mark in winter or you will feel what power sliding on a highway means and how scary it is, i know i experienced that feeling and i do not want to live it again.Im probably get a 240 next year as in spring 2004, university is expensive unfortunately...

[Suislide]

Originally posted by FunkCaptain
yes, its true that honda owners are complete dumbasses/ricers that started to modify their cars because of F&F, but id say there is a small portion of honda owners that are really hardcore and know how to make things right.Ae86 is so cool its unbelievable, even i do not recommend that you go beyond the 120kph mark in winter or you will feel what power sliding on a highway means and how scary it is, i know i experienced that feeling and i do not want to live it again.Im probably get a 240 next year as in spring 2004, university is expensive unfortunately...

yeah...well i'm taking a year off before i go to College (because of the damn Ontario situation with the double cohort) so i'm buy a 240SX this summer, most likely mid-July. i have a friend who comes on here every once and a while who owns 2 AE86's, an SR5 and a GT-S. the GT-S is unfortunatley out of commision, but i've driven the SR5 and it's fun, even though it's only like 80hp. and i agree, there are some hardcore Honda people, mainly the guys who do a complete Spoon car.

anyways, back on topic. why planning so early if you're not getting the car for another year?

[FunkCaptain]

i want to know what im getting myself into, what troubles i could be facing, talk with nissan guys i know, see which engine is better to set myself a nice comfy budget.Also my civic is not dead yet, and i take good care of it so why would i change a good up and running car that i know what it had faced(belonged to my grandma, so no surprises never revved higher than 4k, i wouldnt be surprised instead of a new used car from which i know nothing.A saying in french is"Better prevent damage than heal damage"Im just gathering information thats all.Also i wanna do every thing custom with my mechanic friend and i want to know what are the problems, how to solve them.

[Suislide]

Originally posted by FunkCaptain
i want to know what im getting myself into, what troubles i could be facing, talk with nissan guys i know, see which engine is better to set myself a nice comfy budget.Also my civic is not dead yet, and i take good care of it so why would i change a good up and running car that i know what it had faced(belonged to my grandma, so no surprises never revved higher than 4k, i wouldnt be surprised instead of a new used car from which i know nothing.A saying in french is"Better prevent damage than heal damage"Im just gathering information thats all.Also i wanna do every thing custom with my mechanic friend and i want to know what are the problems, how to solve them.

that's the best way to do it! research way ahead of time. good show, man.

[ghostchild316]

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[Suislide]

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