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Newschoolers, Lets see your Whips!

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jstemp
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Post pictures of your forms of transportation

heres mine assugly skimobile

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Dec 1 2008 4:02PM
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pigglywiggly
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lololol hello grant
Jan 1 2014 2:51PM
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HoneyBadger
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ohai
Jan 7 2014 10:46AM
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Childstar.
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Sold this:


and got this:
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05 honda pilot, 70k miles, straight-piped, 5000lb hitch, and trailer brake controller. Thing does great in the snow, had her buried above the bumpers and slowly but surely kept crawling.
Planning on racing in the 2014 season, not sure what discipline yet, but this is to tow a racecar.
Jan 7 2014 11:38AM
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.AR6rider.
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Who straightpipes a Honda Pilot?
Jan 7 2014 11:40AM
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Ski_the_east01
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Jan 7 2014 11:51AM
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Ski_the_east01
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FUCK ASS

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Jan 7 2014 11:54AM
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Childstar.
Posts: 1947 - Karma: 2,213
It sounds good, not overpowering, or raspy, still has the cats in the headers.

And when you have a friend with an exhaust shop anything can happen.
Jan 7 2014 8:42PM
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RusselCrowe
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video please
Jan 7 2014 9:30PM
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cydwhit
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My old truck:

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Now I have a 2001 outback, it is better
Jan 7 2014 9:35PM
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No_Dub
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lets see your Subaru do that. those are 33's by the way
Jan 7 2014 9:49PM
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RimJobber
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Aaaaaand I'm back. Fozz V2.0

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Jan 7 2014 9:51PM
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CrotchKiller
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I'm sure a Subaru on 33'a would have no problem doing that
Jan 7 2014 11:23PM
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MACAQUE
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Good luck with that brah
Jan 8 2014 12:58AM
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JeremyClarkson
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Its totally possible with the 1st or 2nd gen legacys.

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Jan 8 2014 3:16AM
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No_Dub
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Thats pretty cool. My though is that is too light to go though that deep. need to be able to sink to the bottom
Jan 8 2014 10:21AM
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MACAQUE
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I've seen it before,
Jan 8 2014 11:04AM
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MACAQUE
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I've seen it before, but I've also seen Geo Metros on 35s. You can put any car on anything as long as you do enough work to it, but that doesn't mean it's going to get the job done.
Jan 8 2014 11:06AM
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Childstar.
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Hate me, But it sounds good.


Jan 8 2014 9:30PM
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Ski_Alot
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Jan 8 2014 9:54PM
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Childstar.
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I fucking suck, worked in preview

Jan 8 2014 10:07PM
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RusselCrowe
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can i at least here teh vtaks
Jan 8 2014 10:32PM
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Childstar.
Posts: 1947 - Karma: 2,213

Pilot Custom Exhaust from Boreas Cinema on Vimeo.


Jan 8 2014 11:17PM
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Titus69
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sounds cool, better than my volvo 240 thats got one flowmaster 40 series muffler right at the end with no resonator or anything that sounds nice with lots of pops. but this reminds me of a 60+ year old with a chrysler minivan with a shotgun like tip exhuast that has maybe one muffler and its hilarious hearing it being revved in their driveway down the road.
Jan 8 2014 11:43PM
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Childstar.
Posts: 1947 - Karma: 2,213
hahahahaha I just can't drive anything with a stock exhaust, gotta have that rumble
Jan 8 2014 11:55PM
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penguiin
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Sorry for the crappy pictures. But this is my little project car. 1986 bmw e30 with an s50 swap from a 1995 e36 m3.

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Jan 9 2014 12:32AM
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Gooneez
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I don't have a pic but I drive an audi allroad slammed on accuair bags
Jan 9 2014 5:49AM
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himay5
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This is pretty. I have en e30 too. Build thread?
Jan 9 2014 10:54AM
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steezy69
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pretty sick itallian leather. has a super nice crack to it

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Jan 9 2014 10:57AM
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Childstar.
Posts: 1947 - Karma: 2,213
not like that hasn't been posted before...
Jan 9 2014 10:58AM
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steezy69
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:(
Jan 9 2014 11:04AM
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cool_name
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Still makes me chuckle though
Jan 9 2014 11:10AM
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Randy_Quench
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Just picked up a new DD, feels good to be mobile once again (and I'm sure my roommates are stoked I wont be bumming rides 24/7 anymore).

Its a 2001 Jetta 1.8t with 130k miles in indigo blue. I'm not totally psyched on the color.. but it drives ok and I got a pretty good deal so w/e. Its nice to be behind the wheel of a vw again after I had to sell my 2001 wolfy a little over a year ago. Unfortunately the college lifestyle/finances won't allow for me to put much work into it until summer.. but I'm hoping to chip it, lower it, and possibly plasti-dip it when the time comes.
Jan 9 2014 11:20AM
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Skittle.
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Jan 9 2014 2:01PM
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Skittle.
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sorry for double post buuuut....

how about my old GC8 trudging through 3ft of snow on 16's?

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Jan 9 2014 2:11PM
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Ender
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Stage 3 B5 S4

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Jan 9 2014 3:45PM
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Titus69
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yea the only thing i can stand driving with a stock exhaust is my moms tundra with a nice v8 or my dads a4 2.0T which is nice. my 240 just sounded good on the way home from skiing besides the start up which when cold sounds like crap but warm start ups sound sweet, need a resonator for a deeper note
Jan 9 2014 6:12PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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My mom's s6 sounds mean without an exhaust. Wish I could convince her to get a full billet exhaust, fuck her car could be so dope.
Jan 9 2014 6:20PM
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No_Dub
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cool dude but 3 feet of snow would be up past your mirrors....
Jan 9 2014 6:23PM
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Davin
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alright here we go. what the fuck do you guys consider "stages" out there? yes you bought cobb's etune but what makes you guys call things different stages? just post parts for fucks sake.


Jan 9 2014 6:36PM
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Davin
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waaaait too aggressive. just sick of the NJ bros and their "hellaflush" vws saying they just got to stage 4... oh and i see you subaru owners
Jan 9 2014 6:44PM
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No_Dub
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Saying "stage x" is just to sound cool. It was invented for people that don't know shit about the technical components.

"stage 2 turbo" this means absolutely nothing to anyone who knows what they are talking about. This is gibberish

This is actual factual
For example:
For a 62/65/12 turbo
62 is compressor wheel size (compressor wheel makes the boost by compressing intake air)
65 is the turbine wheel size (turbine wheel is spun by the exhaust backpressure)
12 (cm²) is the housing, often they are .70, or .80 if its a 14cm². These decimal numbers are the A/R or air ratio of the exhaust housing.

:D

Jan 9 2014 6:58PM
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Davin
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finally someone understands. i try telling my friend that putting an exhaust and intake doesn't make your car anything but a car with an exhaust and an intake + a stage 1 map from cobb haha.
Jan 9 2014 7:00PM
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No_Dub
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Thumbs up
Jan 9 2014 7:04PM
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No_Dub
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Hope you are joking. If not, you are just another uneducated fool who overpaid someone to bolt a part on to your shitty car
Jan 9 2014 7:52PM
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Titus69
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you got trolled muthafucka...this guys actually good with cars
Jan 9 2014 7:56PM
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Skittle.
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low spot so i could open a door and take a shot durp
Jan 9 2014 8:01PM
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cool_name
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this is how i translate it

stage 1 means they dont know shit about cars
stage 2 means they dont know shit about cars
stage 3 means they dont know shit about cars
stage 4 means they still dont know shit about cars


Jan 9 2014 8:03PM
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No_Dub
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A true three feet of snow is more than most vehicles can handle. My truck starts dragging in over 1.5 feet. It can do 2 but its hard.
You need a few things to handle deep snow.
A. Ground clearance
B. Enough weight to sink to the bottom
C. Traction
D. OR YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH SOMETHING IN FRONT OF YOU CLEARING SNOW TO THE AVAILABLE GROUND CLEARANCE ie. plow

Doesnt matter how good your tires are if you don't have the ground clearance. You will get hung up. This goes both ways. You could have all the ground clearance in the world but without traction it won't work.
Jan 9 2014 8:19PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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aka how this kid I know wrecked his miata. Thing was nice too:

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Snow just lifted his car up and deposited it into a tree I believe.
Jan 9 2014 8:50PM
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Titus69
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is he from NH? i feel like ive seen him
Jan 9 2014 9:02PM
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