Montreal Lancer Club (MLC)
Apr 5, 2004, 09:11 AM
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Originally posted by Kayaalp
I basically agree. It's much more rewarding to spend money upgrading your suspension before dumping wads of money into power mods. Just keep in mind that there's much more to handling than just dropping the car an inch or two.
Most guys seem to drop their cars too low becuase they like the look...and they end up totally f**king up their suspension geometry. And you see all these idiots slapping on lowering springs without properly matching them to dampers. Most of the time they even use the stock dampers! Talk about ruining your handling. If you aren't willing to invest the time and money to put together a proper suspension kit...then that basically amounts to rice in my book.
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I basically agree. It's much more rewarding to spend money upgrading your suspension before dumping wads of money into power mods. Just keep in mind that there's much more to handling than just dropping the car an inch or two.
Most guys seem to drop their cars too low becuase they like the look...and they end up totally f**king up their suspension geometry. And you see all these idiots slapping on lowering springs without properly matching them to dampers. Most of the time they even use the stock dampers! Talk about ruining your handling. If you aren't willing to invest the time and money to put together a proper suspension kit...then that basically amounts to rice in my book.
Emre
and yeah, i love watching those civics with the wheels turned in at the top and riding on the inside edge of their tires. way to go dumbasses.
Apr 7, 2004, 08:27 PM
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Re: Montreal Lancer Club (MLC)
Originally posted by deuxforever13
is anyone interested?
i also want a website if there's anyone good at it.
i'm a little far ahead right now, but i'm planning for the above as soon as i can take out my car for spring...
is anyone interested?
i also want a website if there's anyone good at it.
i'm a little far ahead right now, but i'm planning for the above as soon as i can take out my car for spring...
I know I come in late with my reply... but I just got my membership on EvoM today.
I'm in Sherbrooke and a website designer. I'm planning on buying a Ralliart in the nest few months... gotta sell the Integra first.
SO, did you guys get a site? If not, let's put one up! And I agree it should be a whole Quebec site (and club) so that we get more members / visitors and showcase more rides.
I might be able to get some server space and bandwidth for free... anyone good with marketing? We could get a sponsor in on the site and finance meets and activities.
What do you guys think??? Anyone interested? I sure wouldn't start such a project without people getting on board...
Peace to all Mitsu lovers in Quebec!
Apr 7, 2004, 09:19 PM
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The weird thing is I still doesn't feel like I'm from Sherbrooke... I just moved in from MTL last autumn to build my new house. I don't know much people yet...
Still, I think we should have a Quebec club, don't you think??? I know you MTL guys don't come out of the city much...
but we "farmers" would certainly welcome the opportunity to come to the "city" from time to time. 
Still, I think we should have a Quebec club, don't you think??? I know you MTL guys don't come out of the city much...
but we "farmers" would certainly welcome the opportunity to come to the "city" from time to time.
Apr 8, 2004, 09:19 PM
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You're doing the site??? Now that's a start... 
Dynamic or static? Need any help with the design??? I normally design the structure and the interface before handing that over to the programmers... so if you're more the nuts and bolts type, I might be able to help.
Dynamic or static? Need any help with the design??? I normally design the structure and the interface before handing that over to the programmers... so if you're more the nuts and bolts type, I might be able to help.