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  1. 09-05-2006, 02:03 AM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Youngn
    thats ur fuckin around on here huh will....
    hahahaha you know it j, you know it. lol

    Quote Originally Posted by KevinT707
    I'll admit Hondas can be pretty gay at times, once they make power they lose traction so it gets frustrating getting the power to the ground then their power band is only the last half of the revs so its all topend power. Guess you gotta roll around with DR in the front.
    yeah, im not downing hondas at all.. we all have different opinions. i hope i didnt offend anyone.. i just like other things.. i truly beleive a REAL sports car can hold its on hwy/dig/road course... once that car can hold any respect (even if minimal) in all fields it becomes a REAL sports car.

    shawn, i know you've had a fast honda.. but no matter what you say.. the STi is the truest sports car you have yet to own. dont try to argue with me or ill choke you lol.


    anyway.. im glad no one got ass hurt over what i said, i love all you guys.. in a completely hetero way LOL. over and out.
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  2. 09-05-2006, 04:09 AM #2
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    HONDA'S......FTW!!!!!!!................ .............
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    Quote Originally Posted by Speed[]v[]onkey
    shawn, i know you've had a fast honda.. but no matter what you say.. the STi is the truest sports car you have yet to own. dont try to argue with me or ill choke you lol.

    You dont have to tell me that Hondas arent sport cars, they are meant to be economy cars, and im aware of that, but that doesnt mean they have to stay that way . Hondas can be built to be very well rounded cars, excelling in many aspects of racing(i.e. drag racing, road racing, auto-x,street racing), it hasnt been done around here to my knowledge, but that doesnt mean it hasnt happened, or isnt happening soon .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shawn
    You dont have to tell me that Hondas arent sport cars, they are meant to be economy cars, and im aware of that, but that doesnt mean they have to stay that way . Hondas can be built to be very well rounded cars, excelling in many aspects of racing(i.e. drag racing, road racing, auto-x,street racing), it hasnt been done around here to my knowledge, but that doesnt mean it hasnt happened, or isnt happening soon .
    you're right.

    but what i was getting at was simply this

    11second STis and evos can still take turns
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