Suggestions for brief trip to HI
06-06-2003, 09:04 PM
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Originally posted by Hyper-X
If you enjoy watching someone driving like he's a drunk old fart who squashes cones and drags them all over the track, then come watch this Sunday and I'll show you how NOT to drive an S.
If you enjoy watching someone driving like he's a drunk old fart who squashes cones and drags them all over the track, then come watch this Sunday and I'll show you how NOT to drive an S.
J/K, Colin is the bomb
Welcome back, hyper. How did you enjoy (or hate) Thailand. I hope you didn't have too many occasions of heat stroke.
I hope you have some photos to share with us.I'll be at the autocross if they don't need me at work. Everyone is new, and doesn't know how to do anything. My typical shift is go in the morning and open the store, stay til noon, go home until I have to come back and close the store
06-09-2003, 12:06 PM
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JDMs2000:
I was at the show from about 6:30 to 7:30, but I don't think I saw you there. I wandered around your car for a bit looking for someone who looked like the owner, but no likely candidates.
The car looked awesome. In a room full of huge chrome wheels, you set em straight with those flat black 16s and spoon calipers. What kind of wheels are those anyway?
I wanted to talk to several other owners, but it was so freaking loud in there with multiple competing DJs, that it was impossible to hold a conversation. That white Evo V was pretty amazing, and I saw it on the street the next day. There was also a pretty clean WRX wagon, but the guy overdid it on the audio system. It seemed that way with most of the cars in there. Too much style over substance and performance. But that's just me.
I was at the show from about 6:30 to 7:30, but I don't think I saw you there. I wandered around your car for a bit looking for someone who looked like the owner, but no likely candidates.
The car looked awesome. In a room full of huge chrome wheels, you set em straight with those flat black 16s and spoon calipers. What kind of wheels are those anyway?I wanted to talk to several other owners, but it was so freaking loud in there with multiple competing DJs, that it was impossible to hold a conversation. That white Evo V was pretty amazing, and I saw it on the street the next day. There was also a pretty clean WRX wagon, but the guy overdid it on the audio system. It seemed that way with most of the cars in there. Too much style over substance and performance. But that's just me.
06-09-2003, 12:15 PM
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the wheels on JDMS2000's car are spoon sw388. the flat black definitely caught some peoples eyes and hopefully the shot for super street magazine came out. i talked to the super street magazine editor ricky chu for a little bit. pretty nice guy, too bad the music was up to loud and couldn't hold a conversation and he was having a hard time getting a clear shot of chris' car with lots of people walking around.
congratulations to efi unlimited for winning the best team award. they definitely have the dopest cars in the state. congratulations to kingston as well for taking 1st place in the acura 2 door class. he is just lucky cuz i wasn't there. hahaha j/k kingston your car is dope.
congratulations to efi unlimited for winning the best team award. they definitely have the dopest cars in the state. congratulations to kingston as well for taking 1st place in the acura 2 door class. he is just lucky cuz i wasn't there. hahaha j/k kingston your car is dope.
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