Prepare to get pulled over by the cops 24/7 for no reason.

I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.

What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?

I wouldn't worry too much about driving a Manual. It shouldn't take any more than a week to get used to, man.

Am a fan of the earlier WRX models.

what model is it.

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:05:36 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 06:53:36 PM

I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.

What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?

those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in?   A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.

Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.

Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.

Spoiler

I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.

And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol

althought I'd never get a Subaru (Team Mitsubishi) it's a pretty good car. Not bad looking either.

But yeah, much like my brother and his FR-S, and how things were when I had my Evo, expect every tool in Civic or any JDM car to try and race you. Although it can be entertaining to win and show them they have a shit car, it gets pretty annoying.

haha I knew you'd show up and say something pro Mitsubishi.
Yeah originally I was actually gunna take the 79 Camaro my dad and I had built "together" when I occasionally visited him but I just can't have something getting like 7mpg and no air bags to be my daily.

Any things better than my car now. It was a good first car and I only paid a grand for it lol

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:40:50 PM

Quote from: BC on June 21, 2015, 07:35:59 PM

althought I'd never get a Subaru (Team Mitsubishi) it's a pretty good car. Not bad looking either.

But yeah, much like my brother and his FR-S, and how things were when I had my Evo, expect every tool in Civic or any JDM car to try and race you. Although it can be entertaining to win and show them they have a shit car, it gets pretty annoying.

haha I knew you'd show up and say something pro Mitsubishi.
Yeah originally I was actually gunna take the 79 Camaro my dad and I had built "together" when I occasionally visited him but I just can't have something getting like 7mpg and no air bags to be my daily.

If Mega Sceptile was around he'd say something pro Mitsubishi

But yeah I get where your coming from

this is something I could just google but fuck it, what kind of gas mileage do your cars get? And do they even make cars like that in an automatic ?

I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something

that car is such a cliche

Quote from: BC on June 21, 2015, 07:47:10 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:40:50 PM

Quote from: BC on June 21, 2015, 07:35:59 PM

althought I'd never get a Subaru (Team Mitsubishi) it's a pretty good car. Not bad looking either.

But yeah, much like my brother and his FR-S, and how things were when I had my Evo, expect every tool in Civic or any JDM car to try and race you. Although it can be entertaining to win and show them they have a shit car, it gets pretty annoying.

haha I knew you'd show up and say something pro Mitsubishi.
Yeah originally I was actually gunna take the 79 Camaro my dad and I had built "together" when I occasionally visited him but I just can't have something getting like 7mpg and no air bags to be my daily.

If Mega Sceptile was around he'd say something pro Mitsubishi

But yeah I get where your coming from

this is something I could just google but fuck it, what kind of gas mileage do your cars get? And do they even make cars like that in an automatic ?

Yes, every single one has an automatic setting. It is very rare to find a cars on the high end that have a true manual transmission (meaning you have to switch gears using a knob and using a clutch). It's either paddle shifters which is always the track or performance mode, and there is usually an automatic mode but it's the lowest setting, typically.

In terms of mileage, it's actually varied, being three of mine are hybrids. It depends on how you drive it and how often you make use of the electric options.

My Aventadors are around 11-13 mpg

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:50:14 PM

Quote from: BC on June 21, 2015, 07:47:10 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:40:50 PM

Quote from: BC on June 21, 2015, 07:35:59 PM

althought I'd never get a Subaru (Team Mitsubishi) it's a pretty good car. Not bad looking either.

But yeah, much like my brother and his FR-S, and how things were when I had my Evo, expect every tool in Civic or any JDM car to try and race you. Although it can be entertaining to win and show them they have a shit car, it gets pretty annoying.

haha I knew you'd show up and say something pro Mitsubishi.
Yeah originally I was actually gunna take the 79 Camaro my dad and I had built "together" when I occasionally visited him but I just can't have something getting like 7mpg and no air bags to be my daily.

If Mega Sceptile was around he'd say something pro Mitsubishi

But yeah I get where your coming from

this is something I could just google but fuck it, what kind of gas mileage do your cars get? And do they even make cars like that in an automatic ?

Yes, every single one has an automatic setting. It is very rare to find a cars on the high end that have a true manual transmission (meaning you have to switch gears using a knob and using a clutch). It's either paddle shifters which is always the track or performance mode, and there is usually an automatic mode but it's the lowest setting, typically.

In terms of mileage, it's actually varied, being three of mine are hybrids. It depends on how you drive it and how often you make use of the electric options.

My Aventadors are around 11-13 mpg

huh that's interesting thanks for the lesson. Makes sense though.

Quote from: ZweiLuis on June 21, 2015, 07:52:15 PM

I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something

that car is such a cliche

wait were you talking about this
or

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 07:13:06 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:05:36 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 06:53:36 PM

I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.

What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?

those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in?   A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.

Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.

Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.

Spoiler

I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.

And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol

Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.

I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something

don'tcarelol

I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 08:20:47 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:31:43 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 07:13:06 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:05:36 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 06:53:36 PM

I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.

What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?

those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in?   A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.

Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.

Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.

Spoiler

I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.

And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol

Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.

Quote from: ZweiLuis on June 21, 2015, 07:52:15 PM

I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something

don'tcarelol

I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.

where can you even find one of those

japan

Quote from: ZweiLuis on June 21, 2015, 08:35:22 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 08:20:47 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:31:43 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 07:13:06 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:05:36 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 06:53:36 PM

I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.

What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?

those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in?   A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.

Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.

Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.

Spoiler

I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.

And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol

Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.

Quote from: ZweiLuis on June 21, 2015, 07:52:15 PM

I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something

don'tcarelol

I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.

where can you even find one of those

japan

But do you think anyone has one, that was made in like 1960s

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 08:20:47 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:31:43 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 07:13:06 PM

Quote from: Tyger on June 21, 2015, 07:05:36 PM

Quote from: DAS R00D BUOY on June 21, 2015, 06:53:36 PM

I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.

What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?

those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in?   A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.

Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.

Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.

Spoiler

I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.

And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol

Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.

Quote from: ZweiLuis on June 21, 2015, 07:52:15 PM

I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something

don'tcarelol

I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.

where can you even find one of those

Grorous Nihhon.