Dude I was just pointing out if you want to go fast then theres an easy fix I know the differance in a car to a bike
I've had my share of modded cars from a datsun making 15PSI to my old turbo civic that is now running 25PSI of boost on pump fuel running 11s on it's everyday boost setting BTW it still has the same CR since it was built on all clys even after 2 years of driving it everyday
P.S if I had to pick a car for speed I wouldnt think twice about building another Civic over buying a C6/Zo6
Im a car nut and I want something that is all out sick fast
380WHP soon to be 420-430WHP in a 2200lbs car owns any stock corvette and cost 20-30K less
I've had my share of modded cars from a datsun making 15PSI to my old turbo civic that is now running 25PSI of boost on pump fuel running 11s on it's everyday boost setting BTW it still has the same CR since it was built on all clys even after 2 years of driving it everyday
P.S if I had to pick a car for speed I wouldnt think twice about building another Civic over buying a C6/Zo6
Im a car nut and I want something that is all out sick fast
380WHP soon to be 420-430WHP in a 2200lbs car owns any stock corvette and cost 20-30K less
Originally posted by liquid00meth@Sep 19 2004, 07:00 PM
90% of vettes are people who are buying them for status.
10% of people (like my father) are building/buying them for the love of the car.
And to respond to Jeffie, bikes are a completely different sensation of speed than a car. Yeah even on a 500 you can be going 100mph in an extremely short time. But most anyone who drives fast, and rides fast, will tell you that they are 2 completely different things - including myself. Unless you completely disregard the differences in the two machines. It's like saying you'll never drive a car again because you can get a cheap go-kart with a bike motor that does 0-100 in 4 seconds.
So saying you should just "buy a bike" ignores so many details, like for instance peoples "love" for cars, that it just makes no sense.
And when buying a car, nobody can dispute that many cars are bought for other reasons that pure speed. Sure, you want a 12 second street car. Would you rather have a Honda or a Ferrari? Or as a closer example maybe, would you rather have a 12 second honda, or 12 second last gen m3? Both will probably cost 15gs, but most people would still rather have the bimmer because they carry better qualities.
I don't know.
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