Getting bored out of my S2000
Originally Posted by duanet85,Oct 26 2007, 04:16 PM
also you need to not race the car everytime you start it. take it for a cruise instead of a drag race
Originally Posted by s141995,Oct 26 2007, 03:26 PM
I'm not trying to say I don't like the S, just everywhere theres cops, or ugly ass full sized vans with more windows than a skyscraper in the way.
Originally Posted by s141995,Oct 26 2007, 03:26 PM
haven't looked there yet
an NSX
but I'm not trying to say I don't like the S, just everywhere theres cops, or ugly ass full sized vans with more windows than a skyscraper in the way.
Originally Posted by Vik2000
So what other car you think will make you happier?
but I'm not trying to say I don't like the S, just everywhere theres cops, or ugly ass full sized vans with more windows than a skyscraper in the way.I suggest you take up another hobby like Sky diving I've heard its quite exciting
Originally Posted by s141995,Oct 26 2007, 08:29 PM
where is that place located?
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=528259
There are 173 days till the next Dragon event.
Originally Posted by s141995,Oct 25 2007, 07:39 PM
Anyway, I might put it out for sale in the spring time
you guys think I could get $25,000 out of it??It's got 39,xxx miles, and no problems at all.
I have lived in Northern Indiana for quite awhile and we are moving to the Nashville, TN area. The Tire Rack is in our back yard and they have their own track where they allow local clubs to host Autocrosses. There is at least one event every day of every weekend from early spring until late fall. This is right off of the 80/90 tollroad and about 1 1/2 hours from you. Autocrossing is a cheap date, $ 20 for at least six runs. It's a lot cheaper than a ticket and remedial driving school. Further, if you really blow it on the street, could you live with causing the death of someone's kids in one of those towering suv skyscrapers?? I couldn't live with that. I have never street raced and I have driven Porsches for 35 years with no tickets. I do all my playing at the track.
You must learn discipline grasshopper. This means learning how to drive your car smoothly and consistently. The best drivers look like they are almost going slow until they announce their times. It always blows me away to see this. Consider signing up for one of the high performance driving schools or an autocross school. Tons of fun and the only person you can hurt is yourself and your pride. There's a lot of great commaraderie at these events and you can also step up to Driver's Ed events or Solo I's. A little more expensive but a lot more fun.
Keep the shiny side up.
Mike
You must learn discipline grasshopper. This means learning how to drive your car smoothly and consistently. The best drivers look like they are almost going slow until they announce their times. It always blows me away to see this. Consider signing up for one of the high performance driving schools or an autocross school. Tons of fun and the only person you can hurt is yourself and your pride. There's a lot of great commaraderie at these events and you can also step up to Driver's Ed events or Solo I's. A little more expensive but a lot more fun.
Keep the shiny side up.
Mike
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