ANNNNNNNNNND how MUCH did that cost you?
Here we go... Another "Yeti" car. I hear about these all the time but I've never actually seen one except on the occational race track. THOSE of course have tires on the front that are so large that you couldn't even THINK about making a turn that's more that 3* in either direction.
So speaking of heads vs. asses...
... and if your stock roytota ran the same time as your 5oh then your 5oh is weak.
of course YOU'd say THAT... Every mid to low 14 second 4 banger has only $500 in mods... Or can beat your Mustang, you sound like you have a 15 or 16 second AOD Mustang and are in love with Honda because with a turbo, engine swap and NOS they can beat you in a race.
How about using the right context of the words "there, their, or they're"?
For example (and I feel like Daggar when I do this):
To use the word "there", we are referencing a location. The baseball is over there.
When using the word "their", we are referencing something belonging to more than one person. Their dog came into our yard.
And when we use the word "they're", like we SHOULD have in YOUR case, we would be in the mist of referencing an action or emotion that more than one person is putting into place. Ricers think they're cool. However, they are far from it.
In other words, it's not "their", it's "they're".
Why do you need a wheelie bar on a front wheel drive car?
Let's hear it for the ricers AND the noobs............as they strike again.
Why do you need a wheelie bar on a front wheel drive car?
I'm pretty sure it was meant in a mocking sort of way, do you honestly think he would spell it like that?? Look in my sig. Am I a ricer, I only said it like that for ****s and giggles, as did he I am sure.
Creates an artificially longer wheelbase. Less weight transfer to the back wheels.
That makes sense... Use the weight of the car to force the front wheels harder into the ground.
Well, its kinda like how they buy the slowest Civic they can buy (cuz its cheapest) and then soup it up.
I honestly think that ricers buy thier 4-bangers so that they can get good gas mileage....NEWSFLASH!!! fast cars dont get good gas mileage. the money they could've saved on gas they put 3 times as much trying to make their car go as fast a stock 5.0 (if even), then they put turbos on 'em and crap and they get even worse gas mileage than us...
some people are just too UNBELIVEABLE!!!
I wouldnt say that all fast cars get bad mileage... a local guy has a procharged C5 corvette that is a street car and runs 9.7's, and the car apparently still gets 28mpg highway!
As for imports being slow, most ricers are slow but I wouldnt call imports slow. Most V6 equipped cars these days are at least 15-second performers putting them close to stock 5.0 territory, so I dont know why people always thing that beating a 5.0 is some kind of amazing feat that their import stives to accomplish.
Nope... nothing said here has changed them from a Yeti. It's still once of those things you hear about all the time and very rarely ever see.
If I had a dollar for every time some "Ricer" told be they were turning 500 HP only to discover that they could even keep up with with a stock 5oh, I'd be having lunch tomorrow afternoon with Donald Trump.
Once again... The only sub-11 Sec import I've ever seen is not and can not be a daily driver. Sub 11 Sec 8 cylinders on the hand. It's pretty common.
Go get groceries on Saturday; Race on Sunday. I gotta roll my eyes every time I hear some yahoo with his pants hangin down and his hat on backwards, talk about how his (input favorite fart can wearer here) is gonna smoke my crappy ole Rustang. Hasn't happened yet.
Perhaps you'd prefer "Bigfoot" or "Nesse"?
I have seen a 9-second EK (might have been EG?) Civic hatchback that was used as a street car. It had a 700-odd horsepower H22 and it trapped over 140. I know it's not a daily driver (a 9 second FWD that is street worthy is extremely rare), but no matter what wheels you're powering, a 9 second daily driver doesn't make very much sense. Even 10s are pushing it, no matter what you drive. I'd probably want a manual transmission if I decided to try it.
All of the 11 second FWD owners around here don't wear hats (the cars also look stock), and most are driven at least once a week on the street.
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