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C5 Z, C6, C6 Z... doesn't really matter does it... :P
Pehtren
05-23-2006, 12:35 PM
Thanks RC, after the fifth gear show which featured the ZO6, its really grown on me....a little.....i admitt :)
dutchmasterflex
05-23-2006, 01:51 PM
Isn't the C6 just a hair dressers car?
I'll admit when I see a "regular" C6 I get disappointed that it's not a Z06.. but maybe that's just because I still have yet to see a C6 Z06!
RC, how much do you spend on tires? and how long do they usually last?
Mopsdrops
05-24-2006, 06:45 AM
wow sounds nice ! very nice burnout ! thx RC45
dingo
05-24-2006, 06:49 AM
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
gangajas
05-24-2006, 08:14 AM
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
x2
What's the point of doing that?
666fast
05-24-2006, 06:48 PM
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
x2
What's the point of doing that?
It's fun. Whats the point of drifting? It isn't the fastest way around, but it's a fun way around.
There doesn't need to be a point to everything.
nthfinity
05-24-2006, 07:27 PM
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
coming from somebody who cant currently do burnouts :P
all in jest, as you know, i love the Subie ;)
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
x2
What's the point of doing that?
Have you people ever thought that maybe some folks do burnouts (because they are fun and they can - without clutch slipping and other nonsense - just gas and go) as well as go out and do "real driving"?
Huh?
x22 :P :roll:
ingko
05-24-2006, 10:20 PM
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
well there is limited room in those mobile home trailer parks they live in....i think the chants of "yee haw" and "hot diggity!" might also be less appropriate on a proper track....
the smoke from the tires, also probably helps in hiding the mulletts! ;)
Haha, and you're from Detroit? Thats the mecca of american straight line engineered cars. I guess you're probably joking.
nthfinity
05-24-2006, 10:31 PM
again... corvettes aren't for everybody... I have yet to see even a late model C3 (read: worst vette ever) in a trailer park... i guess i haven't been to the 'upscale' parks yet :P
but ingko, you do know of the vipers, corvettes, FGT's out handling the best europe has to offer, right?
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
well there is limited room in those mobile home trailer parks they live in....i think the chants of "yee haw" and "hot diggity!" might also be less appropriate on a proper track....
the smoke from the tires, also probably helps in hiding the mulletts! ;)
sounds about right!! :P
Well - if by mullets you mean 3100lb (lighter than a CGT), 0-60 in 4s, 12s 1/4 mile, 175mph top end, 60 to 0 in 100 feet, 1+G skidpad and 7m56s Nurburgring laptimes (with place for 2 full sets of golf clubs) --- in a STOCK 405hp car (so you do the math for 480bhp+ :P) - then yes I I guess you could say we have mullets ;)
Last I checked both the Golf and the TT not only can't carry 2 full sets of golf clubs - but lugnuts require more torque to tighten than your engines make - and I am guessing a 16s flat 1/4 mile and 8m50s Nurburgring times are pretty hairdresser ;)
You need to go check your trunk again - without folding the seats down.. and both golf baags have to be iside the trunk area ;)
Oh - and 2 full size hard golf bags :P
sikx5
05-28-2006, 01:46 AM
Nice - Ive been in a couple. Was fun the first time, they got boring quick. More fun driving though. The black on black looks pretty mean too!
exhausted mules
05-28-2006, 01:54 AM
funny how i haven't heard of a jap car in this thread yet.
TeflonTron
05-28-2006, 04:44 PM
I sat in a Corvette once. I have the same plastic on my washing machine. It was fast though, so I guess that makes the rest of the crap worthwhile.
:roll: :wink:
I sat in a Corvette once. I have the same plastic on my washing machine. It was fast though, so I guess that makes the rest of the crap worthwhile.
:roll: :wink:
You said it big boy - you rule supreme.
nthfinity
05-28-2006, 05:04 PM
Wow.....burnouts.
These guys should get out and do some real driving.....
well there is limited room in those mobile home trailer parks they live in....i think the chants of "yee haw" and "hot diggity!" might also be less appropriate on a proper track....
the smoke from the tires, also probably helps in hiding the mulletts! ;)
sounds about right!! :P
Well - if by mullets you mean 3100lb (lighter than a CGT), 0-60 in 4s, 12s 1/4 mile, 175mph top end, 60 to 0 in 100 feet, 1+G skidpad and 7m56s Nurburgring laptimes (with place for 2 full sets of golf clubs) --- in a STOCK 405hp car (so you do the math for 480bhp+ :P) - then yes I I guess you could say we have mullets ;)
Last I checked both the Golf and the TT not only can't carry 2 full sets of golf clubs - but lugnuts require more torque to tighten than your engines make - and I am guessing a 16s flat 1/4 mile and 8m50s Nurburgring times are pretty hairdresser ;)
your right, the golf cant fit 2 full sets, but 4 or 5 if not more!!
considering i dont really care for 0-60 times, its pointless the 4s, and the 8m50s lets me enjoy the scenery!!
:twisted:
I really begin to wonder if you have ever driven a hi-po car before...
TeflonTron
05-28-2006, 05:18 PM
I sat in a Corvette once. I have the same plastic on my washing machine. It was fast though, so I guess that makes the rest of the crap worthwhile.
:roll: :wink:
You said it big boy - you rule supreme.
Ah, poor little RC can't take the same humour that he dishes out in every post.
I sat in a Corvette once. I have the same plastic on my washing machine. It was fast though, so I guess that makes the rest of the crap worthwhile.
:roll: :wink:
You said it big boy - you rule supreme.
Ah, poor little RC can't take the same humour that he dishes out in every post.
Sure I can - why else would I make such a nuetral response if I didn't figure you were not being an ass ;)
You weren't being as ass were you? http://www.houstonperformancedriving.com/forums/images/smilies/1poke.gif
TeflonTron
05-28-2006, 07:59 PM
Oh course I was being an ass. Well, that and trying to lighten the frosty cloud that has descended between us.
:wink:
Oh course I was being an ass. Well, that and trying to lighten the frosty cloud that has descended between us.
:wink:
Think nothing of it.
The cloud is gone - our closeness is a fresh as it always was ;)
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