Hi Everyone!
New owner of a black 2005. Just picked yesterday. No pics yet, was too dark by the time I got home last night. Will take some today. Guys at my car club are threatening a ban if I don't post some soon.
Too bad the snow is coming soon and I will have to put it away for a few months but there are still a few nice days in the forecast. Perhaps even warm enough to have the top down.
No plans to change anything. Will have to relearn how to drive as I have been driving an '89 crx for the last 17yrs. That poor little car will be my winter beater now....poor thing. Wish I had known what I was buying all those years ago, I would have rust proofed it.
So in the spring, driving lessons, solo2 to let the lessons sink in brain, and perhaps some lapping. Would like to do more but I hear a bolt in roll bar doesn't exist. I don't want to tear up the interior for that. Oh and hopefully track school in St Eustache. Had a blast last year with the rex.
Too bad the snow is coming soon and I will have to put it away for a few months but there are still a few nice days in the forecast. Perhaps even warm enough to have the top down.
No plans to change anything. Will have to relearn how to drive as I have been driving an '89 crx for the last 17yrs. That poor little car will be my winter beater now....poor thing. Wish I had known what I was buying all those years ago, I would have rust proofed it.
So in the spring, driving lessons, solo2 to let the lessons sink in brain, and perhaps some lapping. Would like to do more but I hear a bolt in roll bar doesn't exist. I don't want to tear up the interior for that. Oh and hopefully track school in St Eustache. Had a blast last year with the rex.
Congrats Fast Fox, and welcome to s2ki.com.
Word of advice... If you're running the stock summer tires, they are quite awful in cold temperatures. Just be wary of grip, even if the roads are dry.
Word of advice... If you're running the stock summer tires, they are quite awful in cold temperatures. Just be wary of grip, even if the roads are dry.
True but no need to get rid of the crx. She still runs perfectly fine, it's just the rust that's a problem. So crx for the winter and stook for summer at least for the moment. Will consider winter tires for the stook when the crx has to be put down....
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