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Old 02-19-2006, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by jakub2000,Feb 19 2006, 10:21 PM
Now this cracked me up BIG time...

to the original poster, you cracked me up as well with the second half of the story, where he tries to put it into 4th and goes into 2nd again
lol yea i was yellin the crap out of him in the car...i was like HOW THE HELL DO U MISS THE SAME GEAR TWICE...the worse part about it is...he lost to the corolla
Old 02-19-2006, 09:42 PM
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If I was you, you should at least make sure the engine is holding compression.

This happened to me a long a$$ time ago when I had an AP1. Two weeks later the car was struggling to go 40 Then all my mods voided my warranty... I wanted to beat my friends a$$ too. I made him pay half of 2g instead tho...
Old 02-19-2006, 09:47 PM
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Your valvetrain is probably damaged. Piston tops might be too. At the very least pull the head and inspect the aftermath.

After the first mis-shift overrev your friend tries it again and misses for a second time? That's funny, but what's more funny is when you tell him to pay for it.
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that sucks balls. reason to not let anyone drive your car.
Old 02-20-2006, 12:12 AM
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I consider this the best thread in a wring forum for a long time ) I don't even mind there are no pix, because just imagining droping it into 2nd @ 90 is crazy..doing it twise is locco
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ouch....

this is why we should not let friends drive our cars
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Originally Posted by John_Z,Feb 19 2006, 10:47 PM
Your valvetrain is probably damaged. Piston tops might be too. At the very least pull the head and inspect the aftermath.

After the first mis-shift overrev your friend tries it again and misses for a second time? That's funny, but what's more funny is when you tell him to pay for it.
Does this story sound familiar?
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^ lol
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ouch. guess the corolla got teh win
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Yeah, I never let my friends drive my cars, and if I ever did I certainly wouldn't let them race someone. Call me selfish, but I'd rather be a selfish person with a working valvetrain than the cool friend out of a couple grand to replace parts I didn't break.


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