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baonest
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"the all mighty Single Cam Civic."

11/20/2007 10:21:59 AM

Ahmet
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I doubt an EVO would stop me from going off track. I like them a lot, and wouldn't mind one. You knew that, I really am jealous of you guys and your EVOs, no sarcasm. Not saying it's my favorite car, but one I'd very much like to own at some point.
Ahmet

11/20/2007 11:00:19 AM

baonest
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i want to buy a boat

11/20/2007 11:29:13 AM

1in10^9
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we all know e36 is the boss



[Edited on November 20, 2007 at 11:16 PM. Reason : f]

11/20/2007 11:16:41 PM

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"...and that's where the LSx would come in--it would always run (and move out with serious authority, at that). The "lightweight japanese-ness" of it is a plus in my book--I like the lightweight, go-kartish, slot-car feel."


I've been feeling the same sentiment as you Duke. I only wonder how much the LS1 would hurt the tossability of the FD.

11/21/2007 12:04:02 AM

Igor
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^^ that will always be of the best "PWNT" commercials evARGhhh

11/21/2007 12:05:41 AM

theDuke866
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^^ it only adds a total of 60 lbs, and it mounts lower in the chassis.

for that matter, most (or maybe all) of that extra weight is in the transmission, which is both very low and pretty much centrally located (longitudinally).

the LS1/T-56 combo is lighter than the I-6s in BMWs and Datsun Z-cars, and I think it's lighter than a turbo KA setup in a 240sx (not sure about a SR20DET swap, but at worst, I'm sure it's close).

I think even the Miata retains something like a 51/49% weight distribution, and if that's with a modified subframe, there's even more weight to be shed from the front with a tube-engine cradle from some of the companies.

11/21/2007 2:14:37 AM

theDuke866
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"Duke, you should come to the Chin event at VIR (December 8-9) if you can. I'll give you some hot laps and can probably hook you up with a few in a GT3 +an early 911 for more flavor (PM me)"


I'm living about an hour north of Seattle, now. I'll be in Raleigh about a week after that, but that won't do much good.

If you extend a similar offer once I move back to NC this coming summer, it'll be on like Donkey Kong.

[Edited on November 21, 2007 at 2:35 AM. Reason : asdf]

11/21/2007 2:18:12 AM

Igor
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^f00 where were you and Noen a week or so ago when i was gettin wasted in Seattle? goddamn i need access to OldSchooll i guess i not b old enough

11/21/2007 2:23:37 AM

theDuke866
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haha, I was either getting wasted in Anacortes at the USMC Birthday Ball or at the Tulalip Indian casino.

you living up here now?

11/21/2007 2:35:01 AM

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