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I'll trade you for a cz-52 with a couple cans of ammo? :p:rolleyes: Come on, it's... only a couple hundred miles East of Germany, that's gotta count for something? It's a great deal, I'm losing money on this. Plus, it's more effective against armored persons, eh?

Okay, I want top see you guys run cars and bikes. Then cars against bikes, and then on foot. Then on foot against pack mules. That should settle it. What happened to 24/7? Also, what tires are you guys running on the strip? I want to decide if they're racetrack worthy or not. They better not be cheng shits or something.

Cool. Let's do it. I've been trying to get him to Mid ohio for 2 years anyway, this is the perfect excuse. Let's do an all-in-two so we can ride together though, unless you want to meet up in Intermediate or something?

I'd like a 250 ninja I dunno, maybe in 1988. Anymore, I'm not so sure. With a novice rider, sure. I'd agree, it is only going to prove who is a better rider. Put both riders on both bikes, and I'll bet $20 they are faster around a corner on the stock 600, and faster down the strip on a stretched bike.

I'm in the same boat as you with a Bike from AZ. I feel your pain man, but it may be time to do the old registered letter thing.

Haha, wow that's a lot of thread for a ticket. I'll add. Yeah, $96 is crazy, and should definitely fall under price gouging or some other state consumer protection law. There should be a cap on fees and such, an it shouldn't be anywhere NEAR 2400%. Break the gate, or come back later and get your car another way is what I say. They might as well charge $5000 dollars, it would be just as crooked. Shit, retarded Ohioans already legislated out payday advances, and that wasn't nearly as bad.

x3. It sure isn't colorado, but it's good. Been there many many times, never disappointed.

What's it purpose built for? You can't have both (straight/turn). I won't put money on it because I'm poor, but I'll give you a run around Mid O sometime if you like. I've NEVER seen anyone serious at the track (non-drag, haha) with an extended swingarm. Sorry, but you may just get laughed at there. I bet it helps a shitton at the strip, because you don't have to ride to know a stock wheelbase sportbike is wheelie-happy. Oh well. If you're doing any mid-O track days next year, gimme a shout and I'll follow you around a bit, until I pass you maybe Bring a stock swingarm and we'll swap out between sessions to see if/how it affects your lap times. I'll help.

That's the best and worst thing about Audis. Also, I'm 99% sure the TB job is the same on 2.8 vs. 2.7, actually easier on the 2.8 (because no boost pipes yo!). The front axles are REALLY easy to change out, takes seriously 30mins per side if you loaf. They can be found cheap too. $6k for an S4 is good, I'd ALMOST buy a b5 at that price point, but I'd rather get one for $4k or $5k with sketchy turbos, since they'll need done anyway.

The 2.8s are solid motors. Decent power, mine got 25mpg summer and 20mpg winter regardless of city/highway driving. Check the axleshafts for boot tearing, because there are 2 per axle and if they are driven torn for long enough they'll need replaced. Good cars though.

Seriously? There is at least 20 times more things to do at Polaris then downtown. More choices, better places to stay, not nearly as many bums, pervs, and beggars, easier to park, need I go on? Downtown sucks. I haven't eaten at every restaurant in Ohio, but I can comfortably say there is better dining AROUND Columbus then right downtown.

Maybe not what you want to hear, but I think the polaris area has much better dining and shopping than downtown. You can walk around downtown at 9:00 at night, and there isn't much going on. Last time I was downtown, I ended up just eating at the hyatt bar and grille. It was meh-okay.

Really? I thought the the 1970 camaro was pretty solid. I had an 81' (super late 2nd gen) that was pretty good. Simple, easy to work on, super super cheap parts, made great power (heads + cam for $<500) and drove almost halfway decent. Shoot, I thought the z28 in 93' (had one too) was a pretty big deal. Spanked the hell out of a mustang, had good performance, got good mileage, awesome 6 speed trans, and was pretty cheap. Then they put the ls1 in it and it was even better. Sure the interior sucked, and the brakes weren't great, and the suspension was crummy, but what do you expect from a camaro?

I was pretty sure it also removes the burden of proof from the homeowner, and places it on the prosecution (you know, like most laws). You used to have to prove you COULD NOT retreat in order to justify a shooting. Now you don't. Yes, the civil liability is a HUGE deal though, since bad guys typically have poor worthless gold-digging families.

Still waiting on that address and work schedule...

In Seattle? Hmm. I didn't think they salted, because there are so many rust-free older japanese cars that don't last in the midwest. I saw some people having a hard time making it up the hills there in the rain. I can't imagine that working in the snow. Lots of burnouts, haha.

How the hell does that work? Doesn't it turn into ice? I've been to Seattle a bunch of times, and making up those hills with snow on them isn't going to happen.

Seriously. Nobody in their right mind would enter someone else's house if they were pretty sure they'd be shot and killed. Instant drop in robbery, If only I didn't have to go to work during the daytime...

yeah, I can see the lawsuits against the city piling up now.

What a bunch of retards. Who thought it was a good idea to have an American company make a sweet product in a sea of crap, then NOT sell it to Americans? Wow, they need to be flogged and fired.

Please post your address and times when nobody will be home. Also, where do you keep your tools and ammunition? :D

That's because a nice sbc and a t-56 combo is fast and reliable. Too bad the rearends were junk. Fox body's are cheap and plentiful. If people could get shopping carts to be just a little bit more driveable, they toss out their fox chassis and stick their sbcs in there. True story. That being said, I think ford is doing some good things with their turbo motors. The ecoboost was a great idea, and their focus RS or whatever with the turbo-5 (is that available here?) is ALMOST something I'd own.

Yikes. Cool idea, but who wants to pay the taxes necessary to fund that project? Our current roadway system is already years and years out of date in most urban areas, maybe we should just tear up the main roadways and put this stuff in. Obama can just pass another bajillion dollar spending bill, and we'll all have jobs for the next 10 years.

Write your congressman. If it weren't for bullshit legislation, they'd be here. The ones that we get are in high demand and short supply. Drives the damn resale so high it's no longer economically advantageous to buy used (at least with TDi's).