t2 boost brotha

well fellows hers the story i wanted to tell you guys and why this crashed pushed me a lot. well on november 12 thursday it was a bad night for me i crashed my 1987 turbo rx7. bummer right? so i broke my greedy front mount inner cooler bent both fenders and smashed my s4 bumper. i went to my job in the hood and dropped something off and got side ways on these train tracks and had it under control until i hydro plained into a parked pontiac dame i was pissed and my boy asked for a ride home and i wasn't even going his way but i cant blame no 1 for my mistakes. so you asked how the f this pushed me. well it pushed me on getting my car into the body shop because i was tired of looking at all these dents and dings in my car when i washed it also got a new paint job 2007 mazda m5 red dope color too. so i have a str8 as body now and a1 factory paint man im happy also bought a new bride areo seat to almost complete my car two more steps away and my car is ready to be aplouaded and kill so high way bullys. next is power fc and then some crazy rims. so that’s my story.

jjwalker

Pics ****! PEEKTUUUURES!

Spirit-RE

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My head hurts.

DJ_Merle

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+1

codytheoutlaw

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cool story bro.

Turbo II Rotor

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Woah.

puhpaper

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pics or it didn't happen.

WingsofWar

phew, that took some effort to read, was almost tempted to bust out the ebonics language lesson video for refrence

stevensimon

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you had to push your car because you hit a dame in a pontiac jumpingtraintracks?

aznpoopy

post pics

and

take some of that motivation and gear it towards improving your communicative ability

FConvertible

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lol

Squeeb

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Words cannot even begin to explain the thoughts that came to mind when reading this post... you wrecked your car (and someone else's) being a dumbass and doing stupid ****.... Now you are fixing it up to "kill so high way bullys"? (Whatever the **** that means, I am assuming you meant "Kill some highway bullies").

Seriously after reading this post you should not even attempt to race anyone, you can't even handle your car on a normal street and you want to race people on the highway/freeway? Do us all a favor and sell your car, pickup an NA and learn to drive before you get someone killed next time , then pickup a TII

No kidding, had to read it twice... unfortunately...

Nytrate

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+1 Ebonics for Dummies!

FC_EDDIE

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Aw c'mon guys he's obviously looking for words of encouragement and not to be put down.... although it seems as though there is some confusion here...

OP: you say you lost control of your car by hydroplaning yet you wanna race people on the highway?

No bueno dude. Leave the racing on the track or to professionals or expect to be bashed on. Unfortunately,anyone that crashes a car doing something stupid gets ZERO empathy.

PS: Good luck with your build, post pics, and keep us updated

Squeeb

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Sorry but I, and assuming most people, do not give out "words of encouragement" to people who wreck their car, and in this case another persons car, resulting from driving recklessly....

If you want to race or drift go to a track. If you want to show off to your buddies at least be somewhat smart and go to a wide open parking lot with no other cars or people around, that way you do not drag someone down with you when you fail like the OP did.

puhpaper

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^win.

A Simple MX6

Proof read your posts before you submit them. And, don't race on the street. While I'm sure most of us have found ourselves giving in at some point, don't do it. Track days, autocross days, and so many other things exist for the purpose of finding out just what you, and your car can do at their best.

A track is a completely different beast than any back, windy road.

So, save your car the pain, save other's the pain, save your wallet the pain from higher insurances, and spend that money you're saving getting out on a track.

Oh, and please, don't talk like this is AIM on here. Please?

DC 91 fc3s

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lol

dawicka2

I agree.

That sounds like a feasible plan.

john ny

TheAbsence

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I don't mean to be a huge downer here but the reason we all are promoting taking racing to the track is so that you don't kill yourself, your car, and most importantly an innocent bystander. We've had several guys on this forum die from car crashes. Recently in the West section we had an FD get totaled around Thanksgiving from a T-bone collision to his passenger side. He survived, is recovering, and has since picked up an NSX. Dave Segalla was killed driving his RX-7 3 years ago by a van that blew a tire and hit him head on. The point of this post was to let you know that it really can happen to you, whether you're the guy dying or the one getting charged with manslaughter. We've all been stupid at some point but we learned from it. I hope you've learned too after totaling your car.

References:

https://www.rx7club.com/west-rx-7-forum-193/what-happened-ravis-car-875838/
https://www.rx7club.com/west-rx-7-forum-193/dave-segalla-guitarjunkie-4th-annual-memorial-cruise-saturday-jan-30th-2010-a-874637/

DC 91 fc3s

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^ +1

RE Drifter

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Is this a "push" to be more safe or something else. I crashed on the track like a week before this guy and I want to be a little bit smarter about how I drive on the track.

Howru

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Translation(?):
"Fellow forum goers, I'd like to share an incident that occurred one very rainy Thursday, November 12th. On that night I crashed my 1987 TII and destroyed the front bumper and Greedy Front Mount, and bent both fenders. I completed a delivery, and was en route to pick up a friend, when suddenly I discovered the hazards of heavy rain. My vehicle slid across a set of railroad tracks and was gratefully stopped by a parked Pontiac. I could only blame myself for driving recklessly in hazardous conditions.

After acquiring enough funds and time to recover from my incident, my car's restoration is nearly complete. The local body shop has done splendid work in repairing the damage: they straightened the chassis, restored the bumper and fenders, and painted it a wonderful shade of red found on 2007 MazdaSpeed5's. I will install a new Bride Aero seat in the immediate future, and plan to purchase a Power FC and rims to intimidate other highway drivers and hold my own in a match of speed and skill."

Cliff Notes:
"I broke my car when I slid around in the rain. Now I've fixed it and plan to race people on highways."

Let us know how your build goes.

Battle Cat

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