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Jan 25, 2008, 12:27 PM
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it's a game TURCO WINS!
Jan 25, 2008, 12:42 PM
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yea man i'm seriously NEVER getting rid of my IX. i <3 her. i probably never will turn her into a track monster mostly for the same reasons you wouldn't (money, time, streetability, etc). its much more likely i'll just go more agressive on the suspension and add some power and keep her streetable. the idea of a track machine would be awesome tho!
Jan 25, 2008, 12:52 PM
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i would venture to say that only a very small percentage of people can actually controllably push a stock evo to the limit. not to say it's not fun to mod and improve, but sometimes you have to look at things a different way to put them in perspective. there's no point in upgrading something if you really can't tell the difference.
Jan 25, 2008, 12:58 PM
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the other thing you have to remember is that for 99% of people, a car like the evo is not going to be limited by any OEM parts. it's going to be limited by the driver. you are far better off investing in becoming a better driver than you are upgrading parts to make the car faster. to some degree it's a disservice because you are just enabling yourself to be a mediocre driver and making up for it with power/suspension. it's like putting a bandaid on a hatchet wound
i would venture to say that only a very small percentage of people can actually controllably push a stock evo to the limit. not to say it's not fun to mod and improve, but sometimes you have to look at things a different way to put them in perspective. there's no point in upgrading something if you really can't tell the difference.
i would venture to say that only a very small percentage of people can actually controllably push a stock evo to the limit. not to say it's not fun to mod and improve, but sometimes you have to look at things a different way to put them in perspective. there's no point in upgrading something if you really can't tell the difference.
- im the best driver in the world
- im the best at pound vhagg
- im the strongest man in the world
srsly tho, driving schools are a must... you can only push your car soo much on the street safely and practice makes perfect!
Jan 25, 2008, 12:58 PM
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the other thing you have to remember is that for 99% of people, a car like the evo is not going to be limited by any OEM parts. it's going to be limited by the driver. you are far better off investing in becoming a better driver than you are upgrading parts to make the car faster. to some degree it's a disservice because you are just enabling yourself to be a mediocre driver and making up for it with power/suspension. it's like putting a bandaid on a hatchet wound
i would venture to say that only a very small percentage of people can actually controllably push a stock evo to the limit. not to say it's not fun to mod and improve, but sometimes you have to look at things a different way to put them in perspective. there's no point in upgrading something if you really can't tell the difference.
i would venture to say that only a very small percentage of people can actually controllably push a stock evo to the limit. not to say it's not fun to mod and improve, but sometimes you have to look at things a different way to put them in perspective. there's no point in upgrading something if you really can't tell the difference.
Jan 25, 2008, 01:01 PM
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much like every other guy in the world i think:
- im the best driver in the world
- im the best at pound vhagg
- im the strongest man in the world
srsly tho, driving schools are a must... you can only push your car soo much on the street safely and practice makes perfect!
- im the best driver in the world
- im the best at pound vhagg
- im the strongest man in the world
srsly tho, driving schools are a must... you can only push your car soo much on the street safely and practice makes perfect!
paul is here....to pump....you up!
Jan 25, 2008, 01:18 PM
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Jan 25, 2008, 01:31 PM
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paulnsexy, look at the fun you could have modding your car!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt2iTk0jUsk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt2iTk0jUsk