I guess it was fun as hell being a dumbass. Even through traffic huh? I
really wish a cop were there to impound your car and throw your stupid punk
ass in jail. A guy that used to be on the SE-R mailing list is in jail now
for exactly this. He was racing at 100+ mph and flipped over the concrete
divider, right into an oncoming car. Killed a teacher who was a mother of
two. I hope that your dumbass only manages to kill yourself instead of
innocent people. That's really scary that first of all, you're not mature
enough to realize that street racing is stupid and not worth it. Aren't you
in your mid 20's now? I will admit, when I was 16, I did my fair share of
street racing. I hate the fact that I did that. I am lucky I never hurt
anyone or got into any accidents. Go bring your car to a damn track. Yeah,
you've beat Corvettes and Integras, but I guarantee you it was because you
were on the street. There are too many variables. They might not have been
pushing 100%. Maybe they saw someone crossing the street and decided to
brake, instead of being a retard and just going into oncoming traffic to
avoid the person. Is that a win? No, that's just you being a dumbass. You
know, just last week in San Diego, two guys in their car tried to get
another guy to race. A car cut in front of them while they were going in
excess of 100 mph and they swerved and flipped over the concrete divider,
cleared all lanes of opposite traffic, and burned to death in their car.
Someone help me out, there's a website out there that has pictures of a lot
of accidents caused by street racing. Check it out before you consider
street racing again. There are Civics and Supra's split in two and stuff.
Terrin
92 SE-R
>I was trying to race a Grand Am GT once on my way back to Arkansas
>(before I moved to N.E.). I guess you could say that I lost, but I never
>gave up. The GT had all the bolt-ons from what I could tell on the
>freeway, and he pulled a good car and a half away from me before he
>slowed down. The kool part was that once he got up to about 100mph, he
>stayed there until I caught up with him. We both brought our cars upto
>about 105mph and stayed there together, side-by-side for about 20
>minutes, even through traffic. It was fun as hell. A Mustank joined us
>for about 5 minutes, and I think there was anyother car for a couple of
>minutes. Pure addrinalin (sp) rush!
but my engine mods are
>coming, and I have plenty of highway racing left in me :-)
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