Killed: Ford Pustang GT

[DrivenMind]

My self and my buddy were merging with traffic the other day and just took off a bit and this newer red GT comes flying up beside us with the thumbs down out the window. He was clearly one of those stupid rednecks who thinks that all imports are shitty because they don't guzzle gas and have less than 8 cylinders (usually). Driver of the Integra yells to the guy "OH YEA?!". Puts in 3rd, and we did a roll. The Mustang just fell further and further behind until we slowed down, at which point he proceded to stay behind us for the remainder of the time we were on the same road.

Anyway... I'd consider a beast anything that's suprizingly faster than I/you expected it to be. There's no classifiacation for a "beast" as it's simply a matter of ones opnion (and sometimes intellegence), so why don't we all stop arguing about it?

[Ruiner]

There's no classifiacation for a "beast" as it's simply a matter of ones opnion (and sometimes intellegence), so why don't we all stop arguing about it?

Correct. I (personally, myself, me) consider something more than a JDM H22A, Intake, Exhaust, Uberdata, and Gutted interior on a 92 Civic HB to be a beast with only a high 13s time in the 1/4 mile. Many cars come stock from the factory with those specs (S2000) and they sure as hell aren't "beasts" in the common sense. Price does not make one car a beast and another not when they both perform the same. Performance makes a car a "beast".

I have never heard of such a setup to be called a beast, honestly. Then again, maybe that is just the way that my friends and myself think. Others think that this is enough to gather the label. That's fine. If it was a joke, that's fine. I didn't say anything else until the poster hurled insults like he was at a highschool football game. That was not called for. I only questioned the term. I feel like I am dealing with kiddies at times.

I'm sorry. We will agree to disagree on what we call a "beast" in the car scene.