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FS:1995 Avus Blue BMW M3 - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: For Sale/Trade, WTB (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=9) +--- Thread: FS:1995 Avus Blue BMW M3 (/showthread.php?tid=949) |
- ScottyB - 09-14-2004 damnit458 Wrote:ViPER1313 Wrote:I'd prefer to buy a car from an enthusiast who is knowledgeable about AND babies his car..... oh wait, I did 8) . he only got halfway through his whistle tip installation - Feersty - 09-14-2004 w000000000000000000000000 - Mike - 09-14-2004 ViPER1313 Wrote:I'd prefer to buy a car from an enthusiast who is knowledgeable about AND babies his car..... oh wait, I did 8) . hehe it's a taurus. are there really taurus enthusiasts? also, your signature makes me laugh... you do realize you drive a ford taurus, right? - Dave - 09-14-2004 for the typical Taurus, there is no such thing as an enthusiast. There is a strong cult following for the generation of SHOs that Adam has. Remember, I know a guy who owns 6 (I think, might be 5) and one of them is stupid fast (probably faster than anything in our club at the moment). - ViPER1313 - 09-14-2004 MichaelJComputer Wrote:ViPER1313 Wrote:I'd prefer to buy a car from an enthusiast who is knowledgeable about AND babies his car..... oh wait, I did 8) . There are a lot more than MM members - <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.shoforum.com">http://www.shoforum.com</a><!-- m --> . And yes, I do realize I drive a Taurus, and I'm damn proud of it 8) . - Mike - 09-14-2004 Dave Wrote:Remember, I know a guy who owns 6 (I think, might be 5) and one of them is stupid fast (probably faster than anything in our club at the moment). Seen it, beat him pretty easily at the richmond autocross. - Mike - 09-14-2004 ViPER1313 Wrote:MichaelJComputer Wrote:ViPER1313 Wrote:I'd prefer to buy a car from an enthusiast who is knowledgeable about AND babies his car..... oh wait, I did 8) . :?: My point being, by driving a Ford Taurus you really must have enormous balls to have the signature that you do. Dave, I know about the SHO and all that jazz, and I respect the car for what it is, it is pretty fast. I respect all things fast. It is a real shame that a good majority of "car enthusiasts" in our country are ignorant. - ViPER1313 - 09-14-2004 MichaelJComputer Wrote:My point being, by driving a Ford Taurus you really must have enormous balls to have the signature that you do. Why thank you :lol: - Mike - 09-14-2004 ViPER1313 Wrote:MichaelJComputer Wrote:My point being, by driving a Ford Taurus you really must have enormous balls to have the signature that you do. Or maybe you're just ignorant... I vote ignorant, cause I've met you and I'm pretty sure you've got a teensie weensie. - ScottyB - 09-14-2004 *makes popcorn* - ViPER1313 - 09-14-2004 MichaelJComputer Wrote:ViPER1313 Wrote:MichaelJComputer Wrote:My point being, by driving a Ford Taurus you really must have enormous balls to have the signature that you do. First off, I'd never come out and directly attack you and your car. The quote in my sig is a joke, take it or leave it. When I'm talking about people racing Civics, I'm making fun of people who put about $50 of sticker mods, a fart can and a neeto carbon fiber hood / intake onto their cars, and then drive them around with the seat far back and their left hand resting on top of the steering wheel. I put the quote there (which is from Maddox btw) in reaction to an event that occurred last Friday night with a white Civic that fit the above description. And trust me, it was VERY anti-climatic (although the look on his face was priceless.) :twisted: As for my penis size, I bet you would just love to know..... - Mike - 09-14-2004 GIMME YOUR COCK! ![]() I drive a Civic, I take every remark towards them personally. - .RJ - 09-14-2004 MichaelJComputer Wrote:It is a real shame that a good majority of "car enthusiasts" in our country are ignorant. And you're any better with your SHO-hating commentary? - Mike - 09-14-2004 .RJ Wrote:MichaelJComputer Wrote:It is a real shame that a good majority of "car enthusiasts" in our country are ignorant. :?: Me Wrote:Dave, I know about the SHO and all that jazz, and I respect the car for what it is, it is pretty fast. I respect all things fast. - Ginger - 09-14-2004 I had a '93 SHO for a few months... I loved it but the whole tendency of the transmission to blow up, repeatedly, was too much for me. - ViPER1313 - 09-14-2004 asteele2 Wrote:I had a '93 SHO for a few months... I loved it ATX or MTX? Automatics were never up to snuff (especially 93s), but manuals are all right if you change their fluid and don't do repeated burnouts. If burnouts are your thing though, a Quaife differential solves almost all the trannyÔÇÖs problems. Too bad it gave you so many problems .
- Ginger - 09-15-2004 It was an MTX. A month after I got the car the transmission sent the diff. pin onto the highway. I replaced it with a junkyarder whose gears were shot. It really sucked... and it was a bitch of a car to work on. BUT it was fun to drive. I've still got an account over at SHO Forum, actually... *edit* no burnouts for me... but the previous owner also had another '93 which had a wet nitrous system which he dragged all the time. He seemed to have a habit of really dogging is cars, which I'm sure played a role in it. - ViPER1313 - 09-15-2004 Yeah, the stock diff. is the weakest part of the tranny. When I get 2g, limited slip here I come! - Ginger - 09-15-2004 If you ever want helping working on the car just let me know. I did the trans replacement in my driveway, so I know my way around the car pretty well.. not to mention almost everything on it is a 2 man job. - ViPER1313 - 09-15-2004 You ever do the upper 60k mile service (shim adjustment / replacement, ect)? I'm planning on doing that sometime within the next few months. |