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January 5th, 2008, 12:17 PM
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Also.
I am thankful for all the kind words earlier in the year when my fiance and I lost the twins.
I am also thankful for the new baby God has given us 
We are 17 weeks, and my ***SON*** Is on the way
hell yeah, a boy. Good thing I have 2 other CRX's. I can teach him starting with HIS own CRX
The question. Does he get the HF, or the SI....??
Dave
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January 5th, 2008, 05:00 PM
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Condolences and contrats are in order. And hey did you start with an si?????? He has to work his way up in order to appreciate the si more. PLus by the time he is old enough i dont think either car will be around. Start him with the hf let him work his way up. Im sure daddy will still be having fun with the si. Good luck man.
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January 6th, 2008, 03:39 AM
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Congratulations!
Of course, start him with a 3cyl Geo Metro. Make him appreciate the HF, and dream of someday driving the Si. Just my vote
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January 6th, 2008, 12:10 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by drummingpariah
Congratulations!
Of course, start him with a 3cyl Geo Metro. Make him appreciate the HF, and dream of someday driving the Si. Just my vote |
X2 lol
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January 6th, 2008, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by drummingpariah
Congratulations!
Of course, start him with a 3cyl Geo Metro. Make him appreciate the HF, and dream of someday driving the Si. Just my vote |
omfg.. rofl. I have actually seriously debated the old 3 cyl metro, with gsr hidden under hood. Debated it LATELY actually.
Have access to a car, and a driveline.. just.. no time or will at this point I think lol.
No, I started with dx automatic. Converted to 5spd, mpfi, ZC. Gave to my brother, then 89 si, zc swap, Averritt express parked a semi in the rear. 91 dx, mpfi swap, nasty d build, now it's a b16 and I own 2 others
thinking about trying an AWD K24/20 build.. Any thoughts?
Dave
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January 6th, 2008, 08:40 PM
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Werd. That makes two of us. I started out with a DX automatic (still drive it while I fix my SI). |
January 7th, 2008, 01:15 AM
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omfg.. rofl. I have actually seriously debated the old 3 cyl metro, with gsr hidden under hood. Debated it LATELY actually.
Have access to a car, and a driveline.. just.. no time or will at this point I think lol.
No, I started with dx automatic. Converted to 5spd, mpfi, ZC. Gave to my brother, then 89 si, zc swap, Averritt express parked a semi in the rear. 91 dx, mpfi swap, nasty d build, now it's a b16 and I own 2 others
thinking about trying an AWD K24/20 build.. Any thoughts?
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If you're considering nasty sleeper, a rwd gsxr-powered chain-drive metro would be pretty killer. Sequential wet transmission, 100+hp, 1800rpm redline...
Think it over, it could be pretty cool.
Then think over putting two in it: one for the front axle, one for the rear.
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January 7th, 2008, 10:18 AM
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I started with a 89 vw golf wolfsburg edition 5spd 4door. This was back in like 99. I was 19 going on 20.
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