okie, just one comment. good for u that you are on a " multimillion dollar ebay" business.. I wouldn't be driving a G (PLEASE FORGIVE ME EVERYONE..just trying to make my point) if I had that much money.....Go back to school...little one.

 

^ why bother commenting... Stay in school.

 

What company? And since when does LSD stop you from burning out? It's the reason you can do two wheel burnouts!

 

If they can't convince you to not street race, don't expect to convince them to stop lecturing. Take your own advice and don't bother. You're fanning the fire you claim to despise.

"...Respect for one's elders shows character ..... Just because you are a character doesn't mean you have character." -The Wolf

If you believe yourself to be wise and successful now, just think how much wiser and more successful you will become with age. The same is true for most. The arrogance of youth is abated by only one thing, time.

 

Thanks guys...

all i wanted to know was one thing... and inturn i got more than what I bargained for. Keep up the good work to the dicks that don't understand the question at hand.

To the fellas that did, i appreciate you guys much. Thanks, enjoy your car, and do whatever the f*** you want. Its a car, nothing more nothing less.. USE it, ABUSE it, and drive it like you stole it...

Thats my advice.

 

 

a stock auto has no chance of beating a stick....I've screwed up 2 consecutive shifts and still grinded my way past the auto....I had an auto at first...its a much smoother car...but I couldn't except the speed difference...it ate at me...

 

that's hard to believe- something wasn't right with the other car. Do you realize how much time is lost from a missed shift let alone two missed shifts?

I'm inclined to call BS but anything can happen on the street. Look around the forums at the 1/4 mile times acheived stock. Then think about how much time is lost in two missed shifts. You wouldn't catch the auto unless you disconnected the limiter if the auto is running right.

 

^thank you....

I am going to the track before they close, drive 4 hours, pay 30 bucks and document it on video.