hot new car
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08-03-2004 | 07:48 AM
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Originally posted by sharkster
Heya Roger,
I just cancelled a K18R order for Shank (since he's doing the Viper now instead). Let me know if you want to step in _yikes_ !
I would also keep the tech art you have. I really like it. It's unusual and I see it much less
Heya Roger,
I just cancelled a K18R order for Shank (since he's doing the Viper now instead). Let me know if you want to step in _yikes_ !
I would also keep the tech art you have. I really like it. It's unusual and I see it much less
Hope to see you at the "country store" tomorrow around noon and we can discuss it. Put in your bagel order.
#17
08-03-2004 | 08:07 AM
Originally posted by RKS
Hey Sharkey,
Hope to see you at the "country store" tomorrow around noon and we can discuss it. Put in your bagel order.
Hey Sharkey,
Hope to see you at the "country store" tomorrow around noon and we can discuss it. Put in your bagel order.
You'll have to give me a proper ride in it then
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08-03-2004 | 11:23 AM
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Re: Re: hot new car
Originally posted by Todd @ EVO
Roger, good to speak with you this weekend. Glad you are enjoying the car. Take care, Todd
Roger, good to speak with you this weekend. Glad you are enjoying the car. Take care, Todd
#20
08-03-2004 | 11:50 AM
Re: Re: Re: hot new car
Originally posted by RKS
Todd, thanks for all your support and also for programming Sharkey out of the hot seat. He never did learn how to use a clutch.
Todd, thanks for all your support and also for programming Sharkey out of the hot seat. He never did learn how to use a clutch.
I was shifting deep into redline lol... That EVO-banger of mine will one day smoke all 996TTs lol..
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08-03-2004 | 12:05 PM
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Thumbs up, Roger. You car looks and sounded awesome as you sped away. You and wife looked great in those turbo hats too
I'm still waiting for the day when I have to succumb to the West Nile Mod Virus and end up on the Akkurat operating table too!
I'm still waiting for the day when I have to succumb to the West Nile Mod Virus and end up on the Akkurat operating table too!
#24
08-03-2004 | 12:20 PM
Heheh Collin... our Jedi mind tricks do not seem to be working on you
I have to say before seeing Rodger's car and spending some time with it, I was never that sold on the Cab but it's well re-inforced and super-rigid. It handles and performs just as well in my opinion Of course a pro driver could distinguish the difference but not me.
PS Rodger, when we put your top up to get to your ECU, we noticed some cobwebs lol. Come rain or shine your top is always down....
I have to say before seeing Rodger's car and spending some time with it, I was never that sold on the Cab but it's well re-inforced and super-rigid. It handles and performs just as well in my opinion
Of course a pro driver could distinguish the difference but not me.PS Rodger, when we put your top up to get to your ECU, we noticed some cobwebs lol. Come rain or shine your top is always down....
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08-03-2004 | 11:24 PM
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Originally posted by sharkster
Heheh Collin... our Jedi mind tricks do not seem to be working on you
I have to say before seeing Rodger's car and spending some time with it, I was never that sold on the Cab but it's well re-inforced and super-rigid. It handles and performs just as well in my opinion Of course a pro driver could distinguish the difference but not me.
PS Rodger, when we put your top up to get to your ECU, we noticed some cobwebs lol. Come rain or shine your top is always down....
Heheh Collin... our Jedi mind tricks do not seem to be working on you
I have to say before seeing Rodger's car and spending some time with it, I was never that sold on the Cab but it's well re-inforced and super-rigid. It handles and performs just as well in my opinion
Of course a pro driver could distinguish the difference but not me.PS Rodger, when we put your top up to get to your ECU, we noticed some cobwebs lol. Come rain or shine your top is always down....
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08-04-2004 | 10:02 AM
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Originally posted by RKS
Hehe, can't seem to find the "up" button. BTW I think a few more "twitches of the fly" will hook Colin. He's almost ready to bite the mod bug. Get the scalpel and anethesia ready.
Hehe, can't seem to find the "up" button. BTW I think a few more "twitches of the fly" will hook Colin. He's almost ready to bite the mod bug. Get the scalpel and anethesia ready.
I told Sharky today his feeble Jedi mind trick won't work on me.
I'm too far into the Dark Side
#27
08-04-2004 | 12:26 PM
Originally posted by collin996tt
No anesthesia necessary when I go under the knife!
I told Sharky today his feeble Jedi mind trick won't work on me.
I'm too far into the Dark Side
No anesthesia necessary when I go under the knife!
I told Sharky today his feeble Jedi mind trick won't work on me.
I'm too far into the Dark Side
In time, you will learn to use the force. It flows through Coil overs and GIAC chips
#28
08-04-2004 | 12:26 PM
Originally posted by sharkster
LOL Collin. Seriously, I'm with you and I think Rodger did the same. Drive the car at the track stock once or twice. See the highs/lows and appreciate it in that form first and then start the craziness
In time, you will learn to use the force. It flows through Coil overs and GIAC chips
Search your feelings, Collin, you know it to be true.
LOL Collin. Seriously, I'm with you and I think Rodger did the same. Drive the car at the track stock once or twice. See the highs/lows and appreciate it in that form first and then start the craziness
In time, you will learn to use the force. It flows through Coil overs and GIAC chips
Search your feelings, Collin, you know it to be true.
