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Drivers / Re: herp:derp
« on: January 08, 2013, 12:57:18 PM »
Daaaaang, someone's all fancy up in here
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Tech / Re: Tyler Cox's new S14.
« on: December 16, 2012, 02:57:50 AM »
Super awesome read, and super awesome that you're doing this. Can't wait to see it progress.
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Drivers / Re: A hamster-sized guy driving a Z
« on: November 27, 2012, 01:30:28 PM »
What the fuck. I own a truck.
2009 Titan, 56K miles. Just need to get a hitch and a trailer now. Unfortunately now I have no money, though.
These came in last night as I was playing Mass Effect 2, blowing up my troubles.
Can't wait to put them on. It's a beautiful day and I'm stuck in a beige box with one light and a computer. Would much rather be outside putting these on the Z.
2009 Titan, 56K miles. Just need to get a hitch and a trailer now. Unfortunately now I have no money, though.
These came in last night as I was playing Mass Effect 2, blowing up my troubles.
Can't wait to put them on. It's a beautiful day and I'm stuck in a beige box with one light and a computer. Would much rather be outside putting these on the Z.
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Drivers / Re: A hamster-sized guy driving a Z
« on: November 13, 2012, 11:32:46 AM »
Awesome. Well that coupled with not getting the PBM angle kit means so far that's over $1000 saved, which I like.
Ah fahk. I need to get new front tires too. Probably going to go with Federal 595 RSR's.
Ah fahk. I need to get new front tires too. Probably going to go with Federal 595 RSR's.
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Drivers / Re: A hamster-sized guy driving a Z
« on: November 12, 2012, 07:07:02 PM »
It's not? Rad, that's money I can save then. Scratch that one off the list.
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Drivers / Re: A hamster-sized guy driving a Z
« on: November 12, 2012, 04:58:56 PM »
Oh right on. I live over there and head to the 281/1604 part of town a lot so no doubt!
They're pretty awesome. One of the few cars that you can drive 4 1/2 hours comfortably to an event, beat the shit out of it all day long, then drive it back 4 1/2 hours. Super solid cars.
Specs from the tech day:
248whp/233tq (6 less than I made on the mustang dyno at UpRev, with the tubular ling long headers and Russell's super awesome test pipes. Mario lost 10whp on this dyno, so I'm assuming with this current setup I'm making slightly more power than with the old setup)
3043lbs, which I think is pretty rad considering there's a lot of weight that could come out easily. If I wasn't still dailying it, it would all be out already.
41* of angle using just the Tein inner tie rods with the angle spacer. Derrick said if I just play with the steering stops I can get a lot more really easily.
Jason took some super rad photos of the car at the tech day!
So the event was super fun. Big thank you to Aaron for putting on such an awesome season, and everyone who has been helping me along the way with my first season of competing. Although I was able to finish one of my goals of competing in every event of the season, my goal of finishing in the top 10 probably is out the window with my derptastic qualifying runs yesterday. Don't even know what got into me, felt super solid all day long and it just went down the shitter for qualifying. Just wasn't in the right groove.
First lap was just me being all stressed out about other shit and not paying attention. Second lap felt great throughout the sweeper, then when I transitioned everything still felt great. Went to jam it into second, it popped out into neutral. Thanks, tranny. Not the first time you've pulled this bullshit. Freaked out and didn't stop drift yet, went to jam it in again and went full throttle to make up for the second of neutralness and it was too much which lead to a spin. Was super pissed and bummed, but oh well. I had a LOT of fun driving, and that makes up for it.
So now I have 3 sets of tires that still can be burned. Debating on whether to retire the car from drifting until next season and save the tires, or just go to some random MW event or something and burn the bastards. Can't decide.
I guess time for next years plans:
Try and get some sponsors <- if anyone can help with this I really don't know how to go about it, I would REALLY appreciate it!
Bride drivers seat
PPE longtubes (already ordered)
Kind of half-tube the front since I've discovered a gigantic crack in my core support
Get the car up on jack stands and take everything off to reinstall it again properly
Fire supression bullshit
Get the car lighter
Battery relocation
Finally install the FIA battery cutoff shits I've had sitting in my game room for 500 years
cage padding and junk
I've heard the cage regulations for Formula D are changing this year? So I guess get it updated to comply with that
Full corner balance
etc. etc. etc.
They're pretty awesome. One of the few cars that you can drive 4 1/2 hours comfortably to an event, beat the shit out of it all day long, then drive it back 4 1/2 hours. Super solid cars.
Specs from the tech day:
248whp/233tq (6 less than I made on the mustang dyno at UpRev, with the tubular ling long headers and Russell's super awesome test pipes. Mario lost 10whp on this dyno, so I'm assuming with this current setup I'm making slightly more power than with the old setup)
3043lbs, which I think is pretty rad considering there's a lot of weight that could come out easily. If I wasn't still dailying it, it would all be out already.
41* of angle using just the Tein inner tie rods with the angle spacer. Derrick said if I just play with the steering stops I can get a lot more really easily.
Jason took some super rad photos of the car at the tech day!
So the event was super fun. Big thank you to Aaron for putting on such an awesome season, and everyone who has been helping me along the way with my first season of competing. Although I was able to finish one of my goals of competing in every event of the season, my goal of finishing in the top 10 probably is out the window with my derptastic qualifying runs yesterday. Don't even know what got into me, felt super solid all day long and it just went down the shitter for qualifying. Just wasn't in the right groove.
First lap was just me being all stressed out about other shit and not paying attention. Second lap felt great throughout the sweeper, then when I transitioned everything still felt great. Went to jam it into second, it popped out into neutral. Thanks, tranny. Not the first time you've pulled this bullshit. Freaked out and didn't stop drift yet, went to jam it in again and went full throttle to make up for the second of neutralness and it was too much which lead to a spin. Was super pissed and bummed, but oh well. I had a LOT of fun driving, and that makes up for it.
So now I have 3 sets of tires that still can be burned. Debating on whether to retire the car from drifting until next season and save the tires, or just go to some random MW event or something and burn the bastards. Can't decide.
I guess time for next years plans:
Try and get some sponsors <- if anyone can help with this I really don't know how to go about it, I would REALLY appreciate it!
Bride drivers seat
PPE longtubes (already ordered)
Kind of half-tube the front since I've discovered a gigantic crack in my core support
Get the car up on jack stands and take everything off to reinstall it again properly
Fire supression bullshit
Get the car lighter
Battery relocation
Finally install the FIA battery cutoff shits I've had sitting in my game room for 500 years
cage padding and junk
I've heard the cage regulations for Formula D are changing this year? So I guess get it updated to comply with that
Full corner balance
etc. etc. etc.
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Drivers / Re: A hamster-sized guy driving a Z
« on: November 10, 2012, 06:07:21 AM »
Rad! During the morning? I live by there and that's my route to work, I do that every day unless there's a cop lurking about. It's just too easy of a turn not to.
Thanks dude! They're super fun cars, only thing that sucks about them is it takes big bucks to make a lot of power. Fortunately though they're super easy to drift out of the box, so pretty much whatever you do will just make it easier and easier. I love mine.
Thanks dude! They're super fun cars, only thing that sucks about them is it takes big bucks to make a lot of power. Fortunately though they're super easy to drift out of the box, so pretty much whatever you do will just make it easier and easier. I love mine.
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Drivers / Re: A hamster-sized guy driving a Z
« on: November 08, 2012, 03:08:23 PM »
I have pictures of whats gone down but I have no idea where any of them are. So instead, I'm going to take you guys on a little instagram journey. Have a sit, grab some popped corn and put on your safety harnesses.
Saw a rad van in Missouri.
Put my wing to good use for once.
Found a use for a broken "Cars" movie lanyard.
Became a cat so I could get some relaxation time.
Got drunk at a show and decided taking a picture of a parking structure was a brilliant idea.
Got some latch things so I could feel like I was doing something productive.
Played with a mini elongated fox.
Finally found a gasket to fix my exhaust leak.
Punched my car in the face.
Made a little bumper bracket thing.
Shit finally fits.
Tyler Greene's girlfriend Kelly got jealous because I was having fun climbing trees and she wasn't.
Found an oil leak. Or some kind of fluid leak. Still don't know where it's from.
Needed more relaxation time, became a cat once more to get it.
Drove to Austin to get HR headers from Mario. Got awesome mileage in my dads mini cooper s.
HR headers are rad.
Ling long headers were cause of exhaust leak.
Helped Ryan out a bit with some stuff.
So tech shit, the HR headers are super rad. Butt dyno shows more torque. Only prob is my car is quiet now because I have to use the cats because the flange for HR and DE headers to the cat is different. Bummer. Ordered PPE's, they'll be here in 3 weeks. Sweet. Changed my clutch fluid too. And other stuff.
Saw a rad van in Missouri.
Put my wing to good use for once.
Found a use for a broken "Cars" movie lanyard.
Became a cat so I could get some relaxation time.
Got drunk at a show and decided taking a picture of a parking structure was a brilliant idea.
Got some latch things so I could feel like I was doing something productive.
Played with a mini elongated fox.
Finally found a gasket to fix my exhaust leak.
Punched my car in the face.
Made a little bumper bracket thing.
Shit finally fits.
Tyler Greene's girlfriend Kelly got jealous because I was having fun climbing trees and she wasn't.
Found an oil leak. Or some kind of fluid leak. Still don't know where it's from.
Needed more relaxation time, became a cat once more to get it.
Drove to Austin to get HR headers from Mario. Got awesome mileage in my dads mini cooper s.
HR headers are rad.
Ling long headers were cause of exhaust leak.
Helped Ryan out a bit with some stuff.
So tech shit, the HR headers are super rad. Butt dyno shows more torque. Only prob is my car is quiet now because I have to use the cats because the flange for HR and DE headers to the cat is different. Bummer. Ordered PPE's, they'll be here in 3 weeks. Sweet. Changed my clutch fluid too. And other stuff.
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Drivers / Re: mustangs and lsx's
« on: September 26, 2012, 03:08:30 PM »
I love you for doing this.
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Events ( Drift, Grip, Time attack ) / Re: THE MEXICAN STANDOFF. Round 4 of the Lone Star Drift Series
« on: September 17, 2012, 11:27:02 AM »
Just registered. Should be fun.
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Drivers / Re: New here, CollegeStation
« on: September 13, 2012, 02:55:43 PM »
Dang, nice. Welcome, dude.
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Events ( Drift, Grip, Time attack ) / Re: Lone Star Drift Round 3 @ Gulf Greyhound Park 8/19/2012
« on: August 21, 2012, 03:15:29 PM »
Was an awesome event, had a TON of fun! Thanks a ton for this one, Aaron was by far my favorite event so far.
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Drivers / Re: Royal_T LS1 drift Build 'Nuff Said'
« on: August 21, 2012, 10:33:08 AM »
Curious, why'd you get rid of your old coils and get K sports?
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Drivers / Re: because cripple
« on: August 15, 2012, 10:29:15 AM »
FUK YEAAAAAAA! That pink valve cover is sick ballin.