twogts4us
15 Year Member
Whatever - read it for yourself...CRZYHRSGT said:That was un-called for. I'll dig that issue out of my stacks sometime when I'm looking for another one to bash someone with.
Your whole point is you seem to think this is some sort of internet myth or something...? Whether you believe it or not, it's true.CRZYHRSGT said:1) My whole point was that I don't see how someone would/could drive a car set up like this over 2000 miles one way. It just doesn't seem practical. But what am I thinking...the 5.0 Bible said it happened, so it must be so.
This arguement is so weak, I don't even need to respond.CRZYHRSGT said:2)I've got Eibach springs on stock dampeners and have to watch the speed bumps I go over. Sure, coil-overs may be adjustable, but back to factory ride height?
Another pointless remark. My point was you were seemingly making a list of reasons why you thought this story was untrue, one paragraph after another. Whether you got along with your English teachers means nothing to me and doesn't support your position in this thread at all.CRZYHRSGT said:3)"New paragraph, new argument." Well, I didn't get along with my English teachers 15 years ago, why should I start now?
Why? Because you seem to dispute everything else I've said. It was already at smarta$$ status when you said "So there's a Deluxe package, a Premium package and a Town Car trunk package?"CRZYHRSGT said:4)Why would I dispute how much you paid for a gallon of gas? Is this going from bashing to smarta$$?
What is practical about a 700 HP 203 MPH Cobra? Apparently it is practical enough to cruise across the country. In addition, if you can afford a Cobra, then build it into a 700 HP monster, don't you think you might be able to afford to fill the tank once or twice a week?CRZYHRSGT said:The compromise is practicality. If you're driving a car with enough mods to lay down 700 bhp to the wheels you wouldn't exactly be able to afford to drive it to work everyday, would you? Let alone the gas tank surviving a 2000+ mile drive out in the middle of nowhere without getting sucked dry.
Wait - I thought this thread was about going 200MPH? So I point out this car that did just that, you seem to think it is all a bunch of lies, then, since I don't own the car and/or didn't write the article (which, by the way, it's not an article I was referring to, it's a 2 page Eibach ad) that I should not speak about it. Why is that?CRZYHRSGT said:Unless you are either the owner of that Cobra or the guy that wrote the article in that 1 year and 3 month old issue of '5.0' then you really need to cool out. The last I checked these forums are for help, fun and to sometimes voice your own opinion, not to go around bashing people because of something that you had nothing to do with.