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pssh... Your ride aint got nothing on my two rides! 
First is a 2002 Acura RSX-S 6spd with a Greddy Turbo, Hondata K-Pro, Eibach suspension, Enkei 18" rims, and the body kit is facotry. I put a grillcraft black grill on the front to kind of hide the intercooler so it looks like a sleeper than POW your V8 gets crushed by a 4 banger It's a 12 second car (1/4 mile) which is nice for a FWD. Of course I have to put on my slicks in order to get traction. It also has the JDM blacked out headlights in front. Power wise it comes with about 200 stock horsepower (which equates to about 165 to the wheels) and with the turbo at 10psi it's putting down about 400hp (340hp to the wheels). The car itself weighs only 2400lbs.
Second is an almost stock Nissan 350Z 6spd (2004) Enthusiast model. It has Rays G-Games Wolf 77 rims (19x9 front - 19x10 back) and a 3 amp stereo system with 2 10s for bass, and an array of Polk separates, and 3ways in the front. It can't hold a candle (speed wise) to my RSX though, but I can get it into the high 13s (1/4 mile) with only a pop charger on my stock rims with sticky radials.
First is a 2002 Acura RSX-S 6spd with a Greddy Turbo, Hondata K-Pro, Eibach suspension, Enkei 18" rims, and the body kit is facotry. I put a grillcraft black grill on the front to kind of hide the intercooler so it looks like a sleeper than POW your V8 gets crushed by a 4 banger
It's a 12 second car (1/4 mile) which is nice for a FWD. Of course I have to put on my slicks in order to get traction. It also has the JDM blacked out headlights in front. Power wise it comes with about 200 stock horsepower (which equates to about 165 to the wheels) and with the turbo at 10psi it's putting down about 400hp (340hp to the wheels). The car itself weighs only 2400lbs.Second is an almost stock Nissan 350Z 6spd (2004) Enthusiast model. It has Rays G-Games Wolf 77 rims (19x9 front - 19x10 back) and a 3 amp stereo system with 2 10s for bass, and an array of Polk separates, and 3ways in the front. It can't hold a candle (speed wise) to my RSX though, but I can get it into the high 13s (1/4 mile) with only a pop charger on my stock rims with sticky radials.
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Still some hardcore racers.. I don't condone street racing though after I got my $1776 ticket (wasn't street racing, just driving fast) and my insurance raising my premium to $500 a month (for only one car). I had to get new insurance.. That was State Farms way of saying "we don't want you as a customer anymore". I hate those people.
Anyhow, when the car is done right modified cars are awesome, but when you put stickers all over a slow car that's just dumb.. If you want to put stickers all over your car make sure it goes fast so people don't call you a ricer
You are calling my imports played out though? I used to drive a Honda Accord back in 1993 that was dropped on 13" Daytons Now that's old school.
Anyhow, when the car is done right modified cars are awesome, but when you put stickers all over a slow car that's just dumb.. If you want to put stickers all over your car make sure it goes fast so people don't call you a ricer
You are calling my imports played out though? I used to drive a Honda Accord back in 1993 that was dropped on 13" Daytons
Now that's old school.
here is an all black bumble bee that I found dead on the walkway.. This thing was friggin HUGE..
EDIT: Just found out it's a Carpenter Bee. They are big like bumble bees and have no "fur" like the bumble bees do.
Sorry, one of the pics you cannot see that good but it's a quarter in all three pics.
EDIT: Just found out it's a Carpenter Bee. They are big like bumble bees and have no "fur" like the bumble bees do.
Sorry, one of the pics you cannot see that good but it's a quarter in all three pics.
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here is an all black bumble bee that I found dead on the walkway.. This thing was friggin HUGE..
EDIT: Just found out it's a Carpenter Bee. They are big like bumble bees and have no "fur" like the bumble bees do.
Sorry, one of the pics you cannot see that good but it's a quarter in all three pics.
EDIT: Just found out it's a Carpenter Bee. They are big like bumble bees and have no "fur" like the bumble bees do.
Sorry, one of the pics you cannot see that good but it's a quarter in all three pics.
