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>old thread still alive
>expired discord link
>that op image

>>15394694
The old thread is getting dead soon my g. The op image is shit though and makes me uncomfortable.

>>15395022
the sage tis thread and make a new one you massive faglord

>>15376409
Just keep driving. It's better this way.

>>15376409
dieseling, worn piston rings, oil from engine entering cylinder and reignition due to high pressure and heat

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>Taking exit ramp from highway
>Coming up to red light
>Brake
>Car doesn't slow down
>wake up shitting pants

hello

Hi

>>15378102
hello

>>15403160

>>15403162
have you done a compression test?

4.6 is gud with a huge aftermarket, go for the older one

>>15400567
Lease the new one. Old cars are for hobbies or suckers.

New one
>4.6l, not coyote
Definitely new one

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Who will race me and my Altima?

>>15396929

>>15396918
oh snap

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>>15394057
Extremely easy and cheap to work on/maintain. Simple steel body panels that are easy to replace or repair on your own. Tons of room in the engine bay, enough to sit down comfortably with your feet on the frame while you're wrenching. Tons of room to work underneath, change your oil, replace your starter, fuel filter, and many other cheap parts without jackstands. Massive undying aftermarket. Loads of bolt-on performance boosters available. Endless supply of 350s and compatible transmissions available on Craigslist at all times.

Mine was my first vehicle and is the only vehicle I own today, I have no intentions of parting with it any time soon.

As with any classic vehicle you'll have to be extra careful while checking out your local options, there are a lot of people out there running their vehicles on low oil and neglecting routine maintenance. Do not be afraid to do a lengthy visual inspection on any truck you're about to by, check the oil level and quality, crawl underneath and check for frame rot, check the back of the engine and around the transmission for leaks, check the condition of all rubber hoses, look at the plug wires and battery terminals. Etc etc.

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Paid 2 grand for this baby. I've rebuilt the engine about 1.5 yes ago, that 350 is making about 340 HP now. Put a 700r4 in it, I get up to 90-100 mph pretty often. Raced my girlfriends v6 mustang (it cuts off at 113) and she had it maxed out, and I was beginning to catch up pretty quick when the straight highway ran out. They are very easy to work on and they make fantastic sleepers. People think its just an old pickup

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Mine is the 599 GTO. I also really like the 360 Challenge Stradale.

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Yellow is one of my favorite colors on the 360 Challenge Stradale.

1st for i fucking hate mid ohio

can we just get tooley to crash people out again

>>15389508

Good morning to you too!

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memes

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I'll start

1997 Lexus SC300.
Stock 5spd, intake, unknown header, and custom header back exhaust.

~3500lbs, ~235bhp, ~220tq. Firestone firehawks up front and slightly sporty tires in the rear. And a WAT stickie

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1990 RX7 convertible
5spd, 100% stock
160 hp, 140 ft-lbs, 3000 lbs. Tires are some sort of BF goodrich thing, idk they were on the car when I bought it

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>>15399500
Ayyyy!!

87 FC, header to a straight pipe, Megan coils, Striped out some weight, some dank stickies, aftermarket steering wheel and a rocket bunny wing.

Around 160-70hp, 145-50 torks, probably around 2800lbs and Some shit tires.

Also recently hit a pole, fixed all body parts affected. But had to repair throttle cable and ended up deleting EGR shit. Not sure if that makes a difference.

Oversteer can be corrected if you know what you're doing.

Understeer means the car takes a much more predictable path (straight ahead) but is much harder to correct.

>>15389312
sorry i meant to say oversteer or more specifically lift oversteer in a FF

>>15389302
You can find just as many crashes in RWD cars so I dont see your point

It works.

Adding weight.


Why.

>>15364893
Get better tires first. Make sure all the bushings are good second. I have an 01 civic and at highway speed the worst noise is wind noise and dynamat wouldn't get rid of that.

I love my pioneer prs80

Fick off dork car Audio is lame. Buy whatever and listen to music HURR base base base pounding base adding wait to ur sports car what stupid ticking logic.

>>15362849
fuck off fag

my car came stock with some supposedly superior bose setup but it sounds normal to me, at least its loud and i got that bass to piss off the crackers around me