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Mar 28, 2005, 07:22 PM
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Hi everyone, my name is Dino and im 14 
. I came to this site because I became interested in Evo's when I saw a 2003 AMS Evolution. It was a candy color red and was amazing 
, all of a sudden I started researching the 4G63 and became in love 
, I'm working shifts to bank some money and hope to known an Evo. Hope to get to know you all .
. I came to this site because I became interested in Evo's when I saw a 2003 AMS Evolution. It was a candy color red and was amazing , all of a sudden I started researching the 4G63 and became in love , I'm working shifts to bank some money and hope to known an Evo. Hope to get to know you all .
Mar 28, 2005, 07:25 PM
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im not so sure you should get the evo right away, practice on another car
get familiar with driving stick, but if you think you could handle it go ahead bigdog
just becareful its a powerful car and welcome aboard the soul train
get familiar with driving stick, but if you think you could handle it go ahead bigdog
just becareful its a powerful car and welcome aboard the soul train
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Mar 28, 2005, 07:54 PM
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Si_eater, I reliaze that its powerful 
. I'm planning to buy an 2003 Evo and get used to it. Im not going to crazy with mods when I buy it, thats cold and damn stupied :/. But I did something fun on sunday 
My uncle and I went driving in his 2003 M3 . That thing was powerful its a red on red delicious 
I got up to 60 in a long stretch at a Community College 
, It was manuel so I have a some expierence with a beast 
. I'm planning to buy an 2003 Evo and get used to it. Im not going to crazy with mods when I buy it, thats cold and damn stupied :/. But I did something fun on sunday My uncle and I went driving in his 2003 M3 . That thing was powerful its a red on red delicious I got up to 60 in a long stretch at a Community College , It was manuel so I have a some expierence with a beast
Mar 28, 2005, 08:02 PM
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Si_eater, I reliaze that its powerful . I'm planning to buy an 2003 Evo and get used to it. Im not going to crazy with mods when I buy it, thats cold and damn stupied :/. But I did something fun on sunday My uncle and I went driving in his 2003 M3 . That thing was powerful its a red on red delicious I got up to 60 in a long stretch at a Community College , It was manuel so I have a some expierence with a beast
. I'm planning to buy an 2003 Evo and get used to it. Im not going to crazy with mods when I buy it, thats cold and damn stupied :/. But I did something fun on sunday My uncle and I went driving in his 2003 M3 . That thing was powerful its a red on red delicious I got up to 60 in a long stretch at a Community College , It was manuel so I have a some expierence with a beast
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Welcome! You got a better back story than I do, I got interested in the Evo after watching the special feature section of the "Fast and Furious: Tricked Out Edition" Where they modded an Evo. (Thats the only good thing about the dvd )
Like everyone else says, its not a good idea to go straight to an evo without any prior experience. As for me, its: '92 Acura Vigor>'9x Subaru with AWD and Man. Trans.> Evo IX, or X depending on when I buy it.
By the way, dont use Firefox on this forum, it dosent count posts correctly.
I use it, but I'm stubborn.
)Like everyone else says, its not a good idea to go straight to an evo without any prior experience. As for me, its: '92 Acura Vigor>'9x Subaru with AWD and Man. Trans.> Evo IX, or X depending on when I buy it.
By the way, dont use Firefox on this forum, it dosent count posts correctly.
I use it, but I'm stubborn.
Mar 28, 2005, 08:35 PM
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Welcome to the forum. At 14 I think I was still into my bike. To assure you a long life I suggest that you use some of that hard earned money to go to a driving/car control school before you buy a high performance car.
When you do go to buy a car get a front drive car and get used to understeer. You are not likely to die in a front drive car and you can build some skills along the way. After a couple of years in that go for an Evo. They are amazing cars but the cars ability is generally well above the driving abilities of the average driver. As a result, by the time you find the limits of this car you will have no idea how to recover.
For the record, before I had my current 2005 Evo MR(graphite gray) I had(in order):
1. 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX(front drive)
2. 1977 VW Scirocco(front)
3. 1985 Nissan Sentra(front)
4. 1988 Acura Legend(front)
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
6. 1997 Infiniti Q45(rear)
7. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
8. 1997 BMW M3(rear)
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
10. 2003 Mitsu Evo VIII(AWD)
11. 2005 Mitsu Evo VIII MR(AWD)
When you do go to buy a car get a front drive car and get used to understeer. You are not likely to die in a front drive car and you can build some skills along the way. After a couple of years in that go for an Evo. They are amazing cars but the cars ability is generally well above the driving abilities of the average driver. As a result, by the time you find the limits of this car you will have no idea how to recover.
For the record, before I had my current 2005 Evo MR(graphite gray) I had(in order):
1. 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX(front drive)
2. 1977 VW Scirocco(front)
3. 1985 Nissan Sentra(front)
4. 1988 Acura Legend(front)
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
6. 1997 Infiniti Q45(rear)
7. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
8. 1997 BMW M3(rear)
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
10. 2003 Mitsu Evo VIII(AWD)
11. 2005 Mitsu Evo VIII MR(AWD)
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Originally Posted by Rush
By the way, dont use Firefox on this forum, it dosent count posts correctly.
Either way, welcome aboard...again.
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Originally Posted by mujo1
Si_eater, I reliaze that its powerful . I'm planning to buy an 2003 Evo and get used to it. Im not going to crazy with mods when I buy it, thats cold and damn stupied :/. But I did something fun on sunday My uncle and I went driving in his 2003 M3 . That thing was powerful its a red on red delicious I got up to 60 in a long stretch at a Community College , It was manuel so I have a some expierence with a beast
. I'm planning to buy an 2003 Evo and get used to it. Im not going to crazy with mods when I buy it, thats cold and damn stupied :/. But I did something fun on sunday My uncle and I went driving in his 2003 M3 . That thing was powerful its a red on red delicious I got up to 60 in a long stretch at a Community College , It was manuel so I have a some expierence with a beast just giving my take but you just have fun
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Originally Posted by technov
Welcome to the forum. At 14 I think I was still into my bike. To assure you a long life I suggest that you use some of that hard earned money to go to a driving/car control school before you buy a high performance car.
When you do go to buy a car get a front drive car and get used to understeer. You are not likely to die in a front drive car and you can build some skills along the way. After a couple of years in that go for an Evo. They are amazing cars but the cars ability is generally well above the driving abilities of the average driver. As a result, by the time you find the limits of this car you will have no idea how to recover.
For the record, before I had my current 2005 Evo MR(graphite gray) I had(in order):
1. 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX(front drive)
2. 1977 VW Scirocco(front)
3. 1985 Nissan Sentra(front)
4. 1988 Acura Legend(front)
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
6. 1997 Infiniti Q45(rear)
7. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
8. 1997 BMW M3(rear)
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
10. 2003 Mitsu Evo VIII(AWD)
11. 2005 Mitsu Evo VIII MR(AWD)
When you do go to buy a car get a front drive car and get used to understeer. You are not likely to die in a front drive car and you can build some skills along the way. After a couple of years in that go for an Evo. They are amazing cars but the cars ability is generally well above the driving abilities of the average driver. As a result, by the time you find the limits of this car you will have no idea how to recover.
For the record, before I had my current 2005 Evo MR(graphite gray) I had(in order):
1. 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX(front drive)
2. 1977 VW Scirocco(front)
3. 1985 Nissan Sentra(front)
4. 1988 Acura Legend(front)
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
6. 1997 Infiniti Q45(rear)
7. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
8. 1997 BMW M3(rear)
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
10. 2003 Mitsu Evo VIII(AWD)
11. 2005 Mitsu Evo VIII MR(AWD)
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Welcome Mujo1...my favorite car was always the M3 until I got my EVO. I can't believe i didnt' get one sooner than i did. Not taking anything away from the M3, still want one later.
Technov; that's an impressive list of car in your past. Hope you kept a few of those in your garage along with the MR
Technov; that's an impressive list of car in your past. Hope you kept a few of those in your garage along with the MR
Originally Posted by technov
Welcome to the forum. At 14 I think I was still into my bike. To assure you a long life I suggest that you use some of that hard earned money to go to a driving/car control school before you buy a high performance car.
When you do go to buy a car get a front drive car and get used to understeer. You are not likely to die in a front drive car and you can build some skills along the way. After a couple of years in that go for an Evo. They are amazing cars but the cars ability is generally well above the driving abilities of the average driver. As a result, by the time you find the limits of this car you will have no idea how to recover.
For the record, before I had my current 2005 Evo MR(graphite gray) I had(in order):
1. 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX(front drive)
2. 1977 VW Scirocco(front)
3. 1985 Nissan Sentra(front)
4. 1988 Acura Legend(front)
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
6. 1997 Infiniti Q45(rear)
7. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
8. 1997 BMW M3(rear)
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
10. 2003 Mitsu Evo VIII(AWD)
11. 2005 Mitsu Evo VIII MR(AWD)
When you do go to buy a car get a front drive car and get used to understeer. You are not likely to die in a front drive car and you can build some skills along the way. After a couple of years in that go for an Evo. They are amazing cars but the cars ability is generally well above the driving abilities of the average driver. As a result, by the time you find the limits of this car you will have no idea how to recover.
For the record, before I had my current 2005 Evo MR(graphite gray) I had(in order):
1. 1983 Nissan Pulsar NX(front drive)
2. 1977 VW Scirocco(front)
3. 1985 Nissan Sentra(front)
4. 1988 Acura Legend(front)
5. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
6. 1997 Infiniti Q45(rear)
7. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
8. 1997 BMW M3(rear)
9. 1994 Toyota Supra Turbo(rear)
10. 2003 Mitsu Evo VIII(AWD)
11. 2005 Mitsu Evo VIII MR(AWD)
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Originally Posted by technov
Welcome to the forum. At 14 I think I was still into my bike.
. Same here. at 14 you still got another 2 yrs to get a license dude, but since ur uncle has an M3 and u can drive stick at 14, thats pimp, as far as the 60mph, dont hurt yourself 
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