SD people going on the pie run on hitler's bday (april 20th)
04-23-08, 01:21 PM
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like 80% of them have problems especially the TIIs
i think the only one i have ever loved the looks of was the "silver bullet"
i juts dont really care for the fc sorry
i think the only one i have ever loved the looks of was the "silver bullet"
i juts dont really care for the fc sorry
04-23-08, 01:23 PM
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don’t make me open up my block and street port it in a weekend and embarrass you and yes my bro and I do it all ourselves in the garage in a weekend and have pulled 12s in a quarter after staying up all night and build the motor to race it the next day
04-23-08, 01:34 PM
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where did i ever say it wasnt possible to make power out of them. i just said that i have detroyed the things back when my spec was still n/a
i know its more than possible to make extremely high power and boost numbers out of them as it is with any rotary. but most on the road dont run at all or at least not properly or are just downright slow.
and then there are the looks. they literally look like a bloated door wedge
i know its more than possible to make extremely high power and boost numbers out of them as it is with any rotary. but most on the road dont run at all or at least not properly or are just downright slow.
and then there are the looks. they literally look like a bloated door wedge
04-23-08, 01:41 PM
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2CUTE-i am kinda surprised you don't like the lines of the FC.
(you 2 muthafluckers need to kool off). I have never owned nor worked on a FC but, more and more especially after the pie run I'm kinda love it even more. Not for the power but for the stance and the over all appearance. the power can always be bought later. i am interested in the overall potential for the out come of the FC.
(you 2 muthafluckers need to kool off). I have never owned nor worked on a FC but, more and more especially after the pie run I'm kinda love it even more. Not for the power but for the stance and the over all appearance. the power can always be bought later. i am interested in the overall potential for the out come of the FC.
04-23-08, 01:58 PM
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04-23-08, 02:06 PM
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this is one of the few good looking fcs on the planet
too bad the guy that bought the car painted it black and is currently trying to sell it for $12k. looks like **** now being black. he definitely ruined the car
too bad the guy that bought the car painted it black and is currently trying to sell it for $12k. looks like **** now being black. he definitely ruined the car
04-23-08, 02:07 PM
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04-23-08, 02:11 PM
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lol yeah i ran a TII way back when in my spec and i was shocked how bad i killed that car. off the line i was bus lengths ahead of it and then once it got moving i was only car lengths. oh back in the days of being n/a
04-24-08, 10:18 AM
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04-24-08, 10:59 AM
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