Red WRX With Blue Wheels
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99civic;308249 wrote:
well here is what all car models should look like..... take notes girls!!!and sorry to the guys..... integra girl is back
Why the fuck does this show up on every thread in every car forum with girls and cars associated with them
You along with this girl should be shot
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99civic;308249 wrote:
well here is what all A models should look like..... take notes girls!!!
and sorry to the guys..... integra girl is back
WHAT?!
They have craigslist car models now?
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Trafik Jamz;308252 wrote:
/subscribedyou know it would never happen lol
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side note, 8 hours and still no comment from Faber
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DelSlow;308009 wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYws8biwOYcQuite possibly the funniest thing you've ever posted Will.
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Eurofan;308253 wrote:
Why the fuck does this show up on every thread in every A forum with girls and cars associated with themYou along with this girl should be shot
im sorry but no matter how bad the break up.. you should never talk about your ex like that... shame on you
1999 civic ex - 472whp 19psi e85
2000 civic SiR - jdm sickness
1988 chevy s10 blazer - lowrider
1979 lifted fullsize chevy - mud truck -
[A=99civic;308258]im sorry but no matter how bad the break up.. you should never talk about your ex like that... shame on you[/QUOTE]
ROFLZILLA!!!
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kossick;308261 wrote:
wow... See what happens when me, brandon, will, joe, and kirk stop posting? This thread instantly sucks. (with the exception of the occaisional post from eurofan)then you have no one to blame but yourself
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Nomination>>>>> Thread Of The Year!
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FG2;308207 wrote:
Out of curiousity, what have you done with the oil to test if it is good or not? Did you do some aggressive road course driving, followed up by some oil samples sent off to Blackstone or some place similar for analysis? If there is a cutting edge oil that I am not aware of, I would really like to know more! Fact is, you read all over the internet (when not stalking womenz), then follow follow follow what you read. You find something that will work and is CHEAP, and it is the next sliced bread.Don't get it twisted, I am not crying because you don't want to buy ENEOS. I really truly don't care, but you spout out a lot of info that rarely has any depth, and typically is carbon copied from a thread off one of 3-4 forums you frequent.
I'm with Jason on this one. He and I use different oils (he uses ENEOS and I am an AMSOIL person) but I agree with what he is getting at.
Good - Cheap - Oil....you can only have 2 of those options.
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dont got a ride;308255 wrote:
you know it would never happen lolSure...I'll just hire chelsea to "babysit" and get the pics then....easy enough...win win for me.
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Trafik Jamz;308265 wrote:
Sure...I'll just hire chelsea to "babysit" and get the A then....easy enough...win win for me.not likely, she doesnt baby sit anymore cuz she works 2 jobs now.
she has to bay for her celica lol
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LOL. god i missed some epic posting last night. i may just ask jim to sticky this thread so once these two break up we can log another 12 pages.
LOL at me changing oil. id love to compare W2's sometime with either of you. what is the going wage for a volunteer car "model"? from what i understand youre "photos" dont really go anywhere but facebook OR some gentlemens spank bank, then even your freinds hate on you about it lol. i bet the tax i pay is bigger than your paychecks.
LOL also at me "losing" an amazing girl. she was amazing but im also grown up enough to know when somethings not working. i moved on and i have a girlfriend whom i treat like a queen. but i guess i can afford to do that cause im a big kid. and i dont have to do a bunch of faggy homo shit like draw hearts in the snow and buy quarter machine promise rings for.
here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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kossick;308268 wrote:
wow did i miss something?? A and welcome back brandon
how are you feeling this morning you wgb?lol awww i missed you. I had to come back to this thread. Watching teeny boppers frantically try and salvage their reputation on the internet is one of my favorite pass times.
I drew you a heart in your lawn and lit it on fire last night. I hope you saw it.
here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
PVC SQUAD MEMBER #2- 95 CIVIC EX- DD 320whp on a mustang dyno
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FG2;308207 wrote:
Out of curiousity, what have you done with the oil to test if it is good or not? Did you do some aggressive road course driving, followed up by some oil samples sent off to Blackstone or some place similar for analysis? If there is a cutting edge oil that I am not aware of, I would really like to know more! Fact is, you read all over the internet (when not stalking womenz), then follow follow follow what you read. You find something that will work and is CHEAP, and it is the next sliced bread.Don't get it twisted, I am not crying because you don't want to buy ENEOS. I really truly don't care, but you spout out a lot of info that rarely has any depth, and typically is carbon copied from a thread off one of 3-4 forums you frequent.
FG2;308229 wrote:
Again, my point of my post was NOT crying about Faber not buying ENEOS or the stab at it with the "$10+" comment, but rather the fact that he continually posts info about things he typically has no first hand knowledge about... I'm better nowThere is nothing wrong with eneos. In fact it is a great oil. I have used eneos before(engine and gear oils), and still use it in my tranny and diff in my WRX. When looking at synthetic gear oil, eneos is hands down the best choice(as long as it can be used in the application) not only in the quality of the oil, but also look at the pricing between eneos and Redline, Royal Purple, or others. I have swapped eneos into the transmissions of both of my WRX's and I have notice after which there was a noticeable improvement in the smoothness/ease of shifting. So, I guess I have some first hand knowledge when it comes to eneos.
Believe it or not, I do somewhere have a Blackstone analysis for oil that was in my car from when i first got the car. The car has running Pennzoil synthetic at the time. It came back with outstanding results. I have not even though about sending another batch in, let alone doing it for all the other brands of oil on the market. I'll admit it, I am a broke college kid and don't want to spend my money on it. I am sure someone, somewhere has done oil analysis of oil X vs. oil Y vs. oil Z.
I guess in my opinion probably 95% and maybe even of people will never notice the improvements or potential benefits of running one synthetic oil, over another. Unless there is a case of an oil that burns off quickly(Mobil 1). Even more so when most of our vehicles are daily drivers and will never see the hardcore abuse, minus a select few that frequently see track or racing use, where the extremely high quality oils will shine through in various ways. But, that is my opinion. Right now in my opinion is the Shell is an awesome oil for the cost(I will admit it, cost is a factor in the choice) and I have had very good results with it from what I can tell in both of my cars. I am also positive that there are thousands of others that are happy with the oil, just like there is for other brands of oils.
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SPANISH-RICE;308267 wrote:
what is the going wage for a volunteer A "model"? from what i understand youre "photos" dont really go anywhere but facebook OR some gentlemens spank bank
.OMG hahaah so TRUE!!!!
1999 civic ex - 472whp 19psi e85
2000 civic SiR - jdm sickness
1988 chevy s10 blazer - lowrider
1979 lifted fullsize chevy - mud truck
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