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New passenger for my car... *RANT*

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The way I see it, it's always better to have someone learn to respect your car than just to get it from the start.
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I'd rather that other people respect my driving skill than my car. At least the driving skill (such as it is) is something unique to me. Then again, I prefer road racing and AutoX as opposed to drag racing. Road racing comes more easily to me, drag racing is a lot harder than it looks.

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You should be able to get your stock 1/4 time down to 15.3-15.4ish

Otherwise, I have no problem with anyone modding a caviler. I know a guy with a 91' Z24 Cav that runs 12s on his turbo setup. Its just hell trying to tune it though ;o
 
By the time you bolt all that stuff on you could probably find a good used Vette that would still eat it up and spit it out, plus it would be a Vette and not a Cavalier.
 
Originally posted by: Rent
You should be able to get your stock 1/4 time down to 15.3-15.4ish

Otherwise, I have no problem with anyone modding a caviler. I know a guy with a 91' Z24 Cav that runs 12s on his turbo setup. Its just hell trying to tune it though ;o
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You know Curtis Walker? I got to see his Z24 at the J-Bash this year. It was at a 13.465 when I saw it though. He's been really pulling some good times since the end of July.
 
I still don't see the purpose in NOS. I think NOS in an everyday driver could get expensive. Do you race for money? Or is it the thrill or challenge building something only few can do?
 
Originally posted by: MooseKnuckle
I still don't see the purpose in NOS. I think NOS in an everyday driver could get expensive. Do you race for money? Or is it the thrill or challenge building something only few can do?
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Putting nitrous on my car is just going to be the cheap way into 2005 in which I plan to have a T3/T4 hybrid turbo on my car. As far as it being expensive, I think it's like about $50 for a bottle refill. I don't race for money, I race for the sheer fact that people would think, "Why the hell did I get beat by a Cavalier?"
 
is your sister hot? pics? 😀

your sister should learn to take financial responsibility for herself!
but as for the car.....sweet dude! 😀 i wish i had the know-how to do work on my car.......tune ups are pretty simple, but upgrades and all this new stuff wah!!
 
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