Muscle cars VS. Imports
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I choose imports because they're generally cheaper and i like a car that can actually handle and that's very lightweight. V6 domestics have to be the worst "sports" cars out there and should be limited to cute girls driving them, the only exception is the Grand Nationals...that's a V6 that's sweet. Oh an push rods FTL!
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Colin;182610 wrote:
I personally like both, but the best = Big muscle displacement with Import style refinement/tunning.Ex: Corvette
Aston martin
Ferrari
LamboThese guys know whats up. Large displacement and "muscle" is a good base to start on, but is usually so unrefined that It's not so useful.
Add the import tunning aspect of eeking every little bit out of what you've got and you're building a nice car.
Agreed.
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HandoEX;182606 wrote:
V6 Camaro > anything. Anyone remember Burthwick? That dude knew what was up.Honestly, this is the most played out topic in the universe. Import guys will always refer to the stupid V6 camaro or Stang owner who thinks that no one realizes his car is short two cylinders. Domestic guys will always refer to the plethora of Camry/Accord/Civic owners with annoying exhausts as their only mods who zip around town like complete idiots.
Sport bikes are better than either.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot about that guy, he was sooooo fast!
I like imports and muscle both. I love the raw horsepower potential of muscle cars, but I love the technology that goes into making imports fast.
-Eric
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Instigator;182652 wrote:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I forgot about that guy, he was sooooo fast!
I like imports and muscle both. I love the raw horsepower potential of muscle cars, but I love the technology that goes into making imports fast.
-Eric
Couldn't have been put any better.
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MisterCMK;182618 wrote:
Like a Mustang and Ecplise?
Except yours.:D*****
I've said it before and I'll say it again. A true....TRUE car enthusiast doesn't nit pick on whether the car is domestic or import, big block or four banger, ford or chevy, honda or toyota etc, there the kinda of person that can look at a car and say "It's not my thing or I would've went a different route with modifications but none the less it's a pretty damn nice car. There's strereo types associated with different cars also, some seem awfully true while others are quite a stretch, you just have to deal with it. All it takes is for one or two tumbling tumbling dick weeds to ruin it for every one and all of sudden just because you drive a certain kind of vehicle your automatically given a label, then again some people are just asses no matter what they drive. *****When it comes to us, here on FargoStreet, we all trash talk and give each other shit, but it's all in good fun and we all know that and don't take it personally. All in all I'd say a good 95% of car guy/gals can meet on common ground and have a good time and can swap ideas and such that'll benefit everyone. That other 5% can just go to hell, there not what I call a TRUE car enthusiast.
Sterling Archer: Oh my god! You killed a hooker!
Cyril Figgis: Call girl!
Sterling Archer: No Cyril! When they're dead they're just hookers!
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^^I agree with him, But this all comes down to one thing. It's kinda like a father and a son. The muscle is the original fast car, without it todays imports would have had no basis at all without all of the innovations of domestic sports cars.
But over the years imports have borrowed things from the muscle cars eventually becoming something totaly new. Whether your old school or you like the new stuff it all came basically from the same principle. Yes there were some crazy japanese people that created VTEC, but without a basic engine to base it off of theyd be fucked. -
KA-T_240;182644 wrote:
I like losts of cars from lots of differant areas. i have a rednecked up SUV and a import. depending on how far you live from most of us, you could some how arrange for some fast imports to come visit your area. Sounds good to me. Run what ya brung. -
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