Dear God Why?
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Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 1,788
From: Perth, Western Australia
Originally Posted by Judge Ito' date='May 22 2003, 09:45 AM
Drifting is a sport for people with no ******* DICK. For LADIES.
Show a little respect.
Its not like its drift vs drag, one or the other.
You might not be opened minded on rotary to piston conversions, (I myself aren't akin to taking the rx out of rx7), but I'm not about to put **** on motorsports that I don't like.
Each to their own.
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Posts: 1,915
From: NJ USA
Originally Posted by drifter' date='May 22 2003, 01:07 PM
WTF?
Show a little respect.
Its not like its drift vs drag, one or the other.
You might not be opened minded on rotary to piston conversions, (I myself aren't akin to taking the rx out of rx7), but I'm not about to put **** on motorsports that I don't like.
Each to their own.
Show a little respect.
Its not like its drift vs drag, one or the other.
You might not be opened minded on rotary to piston conversions, (I myself aren't akin to taking the rx out of rx7), but I'm not about to put **** on motorsports that I don't like.
Each to their own.
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Joined: May 2003
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Originally Posted by Judge Ito' date='May 22 2003, 05:20 AM
If you read back in the thread, he said drag racing is a sport for Gay people. He drew first blood. Ill reply later on tonight on this matter.
and if drifting is for people with no dick, for ladies... how come you little homeboy vosko comes to our drift events and has a good time?
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From: Okinawa, Japan
It just seems that people into drag and drag alone are very serious people. It must be a side affect from all that VHT. Sort of like downhill skiers and freestyle snowboarders. Different people for different sports. People that are more into drifting are usually much more laid back. It's hard to be an uptight individual when sliding a car around. Drifting isn't for uptight people because they usually can't handle smacking their car up as well.
Drag racing can suck to do if your car is slow and you're not too good at it. You either win or lose and losing constantly can suck. With drifting it's not a win or lose situation. Even if you're not good at doing it, it's still a helluva lot of fun. After all, that's what it is all about - having fun. It adds some spice to this meaningless existance we call life.
I'm more into drifting but I like to drag occasionally. But I only like to drag race personal friends. Before the race there's always plenty of smack talk flying around and after the race, if I win, it's perfectly accectable for my to be a jack-*** for winning. It's harder to beat a stranger and then get out of your car and start doing the cabbage patch and running man for a victory dance just to rub it in. Strangers just don't have a sense of humor when they lose a race.
Drag racing can suck to do if your car is slow and you're not too good at it. You either win or lose and losing constantly can suck. With drifting it's not a win or lose situation. Even if you're not good at doing it, it's still a helluva lot of fun. After all, that's what it is all about - having fun. It adds some spice to this meaningless existance we call life.
I'm more into drifting but I like to drag occasionally. But I only like to drag race personal friends. Before the race there's always plenty of smack talk flying around and after the race, if I win, it's perfectly accectable for my to be a jack-*** for winning. It's harder to beat a stranger and then get out of your car and start doing the cabbage patch and running man for a victory dance just to rub it in.
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Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 514
From: Okinawa, Japan
Topics II, nice swap... and as a drifter... I totally understand not wanting to constatly replace your engine. But I went thru 3 engines and countless other things in my 180SX when I was in Japan... I hope you have the conections to get parts for a japanese engine...
and I'll copy dragon.. at least it wasnt an FD..
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Posts: 22,465
From: California
Originally Posted by Jerk_Racer' date='May 22 2003, 09:30 AM
It just seems that people into drag and drag alone are very serious people. It must be a side affect from all that VHT. Sort of like downhill skiers and freestyle snowboarders. Different people for different sports. People that are more into drifting are usually much more laid back. It's hard to be an uptight individual when sliding a car around. Drifting isn't for uptight people because they usually can't handle smacking their car up as well.
Drag racing can suck to do if your car is slow and you're not too good at it. You either win or lose and losing constantly can suck. With drifting it's not a win or lose situation. Even if you're not good at doing it, it's still a helluva lot of fun. After all, that's what it is all about - having fun. It adds some spice to this meaningless existance we call life.
I'm more into drifting but I like to drag occasionally. But I only like to drag race personal friends. Before the race there's always plenty of smack talk flying around and after the race, if I win, it's perfectly accectable for my to be a jack-*** for winning. It's harder to beat a stranger and then get out of your car and start doing the cabbage patch and running man for a victory dance just to rub it in. Strangers just don't have a sense of humor when they lose a race.
Drag racing can suck to do if your car is slow and you're not too good at it. You either win or lose and losing constantly can suck. With drifting it's not a win or lose situation. Even if you're not good at doing it, it's still a helluva lot of fun. After all, that's what it is all about - having fun. It adds some spice to this meaningless existance we call life.
I'm more into drifting but I like to drag occasionally. But I only like to drag race personal friends. Before the race there's always plenty of smack talk flying around and after the race, if I win, it's perfectly accectable for my to be a jack-*** for winning. It's harder to beat a stranger and then get out of your car and start doing the cabbage patch and running man for a victory dance just to rub it in.
mike
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 810
From: Aiken, SC
I still like the 2JZ, what is the VG30DETT out of??? And for Judge, you will kill me if I ever get the money to put a 2JZ in my 88 GTU, I will do it one day, or maybe a 20B, but those are both just dreams.
