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Love that pic mate! :beer
1984 Sigma Super, Turbo Wagon
1990 GSR-VR 50,000ks
1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi
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1990 GSR-VR 50,000ks
1984 GSR II 4G63 302kw atw at 24psi
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Komeuppance
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Thank you. I took the car to a meet and as I was cruising in, a guy asked me if this was the same car he saw in the pic, he reached across through the passenger window to shake my hand lol.JAS wrote:Love that pic mate! :beer
Did some "testing" against my friend's racetruck (2.6 MPI 550cc injectors, TEC-2 ems, water to air intercooler) and we were quite even. I really need new front tires.
Here's some shots later that night, obligatory car park shots haha.
Full frontal hard parking.
One of the few rear shots that I like.
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loving the cap'n snooze number plates rofl
quest wrote:don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lolWANTSOM wrote:Personally, I find sloppy boxes very unsatisfying. I like them tight and taught to the point that if you dont have to push to get it in then its probably too old and time to get a new one :P
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I finally got new tires, this time a good set instead of the "comfort softs" I was running on lol. After some run around, I was able to find a shop to mount them in time for a "cruise".
You can see we were prepared for fun. There was mention of driving like a "civilized human being", I found out that meant having a lead foot and plenty of gas to burn.
We planned a few stops, but I had no idea where they were and was hitting 120+ to keep up with these guys lol. And then at the end of a straight, they had a stop... so my brakes didn't get a chance to cool. Smoke was rolling out of the front, at first I thought I blew a power steering line. Nope, just the carbon/kevlar pads getting a little hot. The Viper guys were impressed with the smoke lol.
My friend in the red 240z pulled in right behind the F430 as we were heading out, and one of the Viper drivers was thinking he'd be slow... but he surprised everyone and was congratulated him on staying right on the bumper of that Ferrari, haha.
Another stop, in a small town. They were either staring because they liked the cars, or wanted us to get the hell out of their town lol.
This is on the way back, after most of the group split up. An old Datsun guy came over to talk up a storm to the other old Datsun guy lol. Maybe Mitsu owners will be like this soon...
And here's some video, this time with speed and action for T-Man...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LepkPJt1y-0
We did about 250 miles that day, 90% of it was hammer down. No issues for any of the cars, except a brand new FR-S which got a check engine light as we got out of the parking lot.
-Robert
You can see we were prepared for fun. There was mention of driving like a "civilized human being", I found out that meant having a lead foot and plenty of gas to burn.
We planned a few stops, but I had no idea where they were and was hitting 120+ to keep up with these guys lol. And then at the end of a straight, they had a stop... so my brakes didn't get a chance to cool. Smoke was rolling out of the front, at first I thought I blew a power steering line. Nope, just the carbon/kevlar pads getting a little hot. The Viper guys were impressed with the smoke lol.
My friend in the red 240z pulled in right behind the F430 as we were heading out, and one of the Viper drivers was thinking he'd be slow... but he surprised everyone and was congratulated him on staying right on the bumper of that Ferrari, haha.
Another stop, in a small town. They were either staring because they liked the cars, or wanted us to get the hell out of their town lol.
This is on the way back, after most of the group split up. An old Datsun guy came over to talk up a storm to the other old Datsun guy lol. Maybe Mitsu owners will be like this soon...
And here's some video, this time with speed and action for T-Man...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LepkPJt1y-0
We did about 250 miles that day, 90% of it was hammer down. No issues for any of the cars, except a brand new FR-S which got a check engine light as we got out of the parking lot.
-Robert
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nice one. awesome selection of cars!
quest wrote:don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lolWANTSOM wrote:Personally, I find sloppy boxes very unsatisfying. I like them tight and taught to the point that if you dont have to push to get it in then its probably too old and time to get a new one :P
Would have loved to be in the convoy as the scenery looks beautiful in the fall :beer
On reflection it would have been difficult to enjoy the countryside at the speeds you guys were doing :o LOL
On reflection it would have been difficult to enjoy the countryside at the speeds you guys were doing :o LOL
I've had mine since 03 07 92
85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
THE OLDER I GET THE FASTER I WAS
GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
THE OLDER I GET THE FASTER I WAS
GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
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LOL... it was definitely a new way to enjoy the view out of the windows.OLD FART wrote:Would have loved to be in the convoy as the scenery looks beautiful in the fall :beer
On reflection it would have been difficult to enjoy the countryside at the speeds you guys were doing :o LOL
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Freezing weather on the forecast so I needed to change my coolant.
Always wanted to use a drain hose, which worked quite well and meant I didn't have to lift up the car.
When the temps dropped to -13C, I felt like it was a good time for a video after being cooped up in the house.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGKMLfYZWYk
You'll need some good speakers to fully enjoy the sound of the BIG BLOCK MITSU 2.6.
-Robert
Always wanted to use a drain hose, which worked quite well and meant I didn't have to lift up the car.
When the temps dropped to -13C, I felt like it was a good time for a video after being cooped up in the house.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGKMLfYZWYk
You'll need some good speakers to fully enjoy the sound of the BIG BLOCK MITSU 2.6.
-Robert
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Thank you!!kiwi_EX wrote:Very nice video Robert. :beer
"Starion in the mist" If only I had the Japanese cop show "Gorilla" version, with gullwing doors... I could call this "Gorilla in the mist".
This spot is barely a few minutes from my house, and for many years I've said I'd take a picture here, so I've been scoping it out for a very long time lol. I drove by in the fog and decided the time was nowww.
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