New here from New Mexico
12-04-2008, 09:52 PM
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New here from New Mexico
Hey,
I am new to this forum and new to having a street car. I have only ever owned a Ford Explorer and a week ago I bought a 1990 240sx with the 91KA24DE in it. Its Dark Silver with the Origin Aggressive body kit and a Apexi N1 catback exhuast. Other than that its stock. I do not know too much about cars, but I really want to start. My friends have a turbo II FC3S, an '08 S200, a Civic Si, a WS6 Trans Am, A Turboed Talon, and a bunch more. I was tired of being the guy with just an SUV so I became interested in 240sx's, bought one, and now here I am. I look forward to hopefully getting some help from people and maybe making some good friends.
These are cell phone pictures, and my car is dirty, but I will get some better quality ones soon:
I am new to this forum and new to having a street car. I have only ever owned a Ford Explorer and a week ago I bought a 1990 240sx with the 91KA24DE in it. Its Dark Silver with the Origin Aggressive body kit and a Apexi N1 catback exhuast. Other than that its stock. I do not know too much about cars, but I really want to start. My friends have a turbo II FC3S, an '08 S200, a Civic Si, a WS6 Trans Am, A Turboed Talon, and a bunch more. I was tired of being the guy with just an SUV so I became interested in 240sx's, bought one, and now here I am. I look forward to hopefully getting some help from people and maybe making some good friends.
These are cell phone pictures, and my car is dirty, but I will get some better quality ones soon:
12-04-2008, 09:58 PM
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well welcome bro.. the s-chassis is a easy beast to tame lol.... stig shut up hahaha.
but yea bro with the ring of guys you have around you and these forums.... you will be sure to catch on fast. I've never built a domestic before, but give me a month and i would be up to par with it all. I say that to say this, there is not much difference between import and domestic except:
-more pistons
-weight
-Big Ego's*
*results may vary
lol
welcome
but yea bro with the ring of guys you have around you and these forums.... you will be sure to catch on fast. I've never built a domestic before, but give me a month and i would be up to par with it all. I say that to say this, there is not much difference between import and domestic except:
-more pistons
-weight
-Big Ego's*
*results may vary
lol
welcome
12-08-2008, 03:40 AM
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12-08-2008, 04:52 AM
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well welcome bro.. the s-chassis is a easy beast to tame lol.... stig shut up hahaha.
but yea bro with the ring of guys you have around you and these forums.... you will be sure to catch on fast. I've never built a domestic before, but give me a month and i would be up to par with it all. I say that to say this, there is not much difference between import and domestic except:
-more pistons
-weight
-Big Ego's*
*results may vary
lol
welcome
but yea bro with the ring of guys you have around you and these forums.... you will be sure to catch on fast. I've never built a domestic before, but give me a month and i would be up to par with it all. I say that to say this, there is not much difference between import and domestic except:
-more pistons
-weight
-Big Ego's*
*results may vary
lol
welcome
ANYWAY!
FILIFIL: I'm loving that car, you plan on doing anything with it, or is it just a street car?
-Dave
12-08-2008, 06:10 PM
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Thanks man. Uhh yeah I am probably gonna Turbo it. I dont really know yet. Well I AM gonna turbo it but I dont knwo when. I need to learn more about cars and driving before I try to go too fast, ya know..hahahah But thanks again. If you guys have any tips, or suggestions, or parts, or anything that you think might help a noob out then please let me know. Thanks guys
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