an old dude in a nice s2 or s3 rx-7. probably bought the thing new during his midlife crisis...turns a corner at a snails pace and proceeds to "accelerate" all the way up to a 25mph top speed, while leaving his right blinker on, in a 40mph zone...

poor rx-7.

 

damn... if i had a car like that that i had purchased new... well... who am i kidding, i'd be leaving rubber patches all over the place.

~Sup

 

no kidding i do that anyway but that posi rear is lame my driver said tire is the only one that spins till one day half way threw a turn the right wheel spun...well i wasnt ready for it and i went side ways in the corner and then corrected myself and then the tire stopped but teh driver was still spinnin for about block and left some nice marks i drive by and show it like a trophy even though i have another one in my driveway..i was late for school dropped the clutch and left one 17 feet long at 7am woke everyone up on the street...lol sweet

 

I thought you were gonna say he got creamed, lol. Oh well, at least the car is "ok"...

~T.J.

 

Ok guys, BE NICE !!! one of these days the only thing you will have hot is the car . and you will wish to preserve it I plan on driving mine to my 55th HS reunion this month. dont pick on that old boy in the RX , he may just turn his hat around and kick ***. thats what I do when they ragg on me. Bob

 

Yea, you tell em Bob!

 

Hey! us old guys gotta have some fun,playin kick *** with some of these teeny boppers and their rice really is fun.

 

I guess the big deal is that he's lugging the motor... especially 12A cars, the gearing is so low that they don't like to go less than 30.

I guess that's my official excuse for the S4 tranny core. No, it's the EFI. No it's the spiffy muffler. Um, maybe I built a cheater tranny for an S4 with the leftover parts (that is for sale BTW)...

It's like seeing the old guy/gal holding up 23 cars in traffic in a freaking corvette. Drive the car grandpa or buy a towncar and let it drive you.

... not that there's anything wrong with being a grandpa, but I can easily see myself 70 years old with a ponytail still driving it like I stole it.

Mike Harrington
www.rotarymike.com