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FUCKING RIGHTS Dave. I am really into the hobby racing. Saratoga speedyway to watch some of the amateurs get it on.
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looks good to me :thumbsup
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I raced a couple of time in some circuit racing in one of these small fucker
http://www.cliosport.nu/pict/wallpapers/ps_cliocup1.jpg And if i could afford it - i would sure as hell still be doing so |
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Track is normaly a road course and less than a mile long. But with a decent straight you'll get up to 85 - 90 easily. |
only Formula 1...the racing queen...
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Here's ours. We turn left and right :winkwink:
http://www.powersportsphotography.co...fs8967_std.jpg http://www.powersportsphotography.co...fs8586_std.jpg http://www.foadmedia.com/racing/otc2...s/crw_1543.jpg |
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Thanks for sharing guys, its nice to see a lot of you into it. Anybody else into any type of racing???
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Nice! I'm running a DOHC 183 inch 6 that's never been opened from the factory, 30 pounds of boost on race gas, hitting 686. There is another Supra my friend does work for that hit 850 rwhp on the factory engine. Crank that boost up! God, that must be a monster to drive. ( in a good way! ) |
Speaking of Supras, this is the new one they are working on to get out by 2006-2007
It looks pretty damn hot for a toyota. http://www.cyberagedave.com/supra.jpg |
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nice
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This is the new 2007 Toyota Supra.
<img src="http://www.modernracer.com/spyshots/spyshotstoyotasupra1.jpg"> <img src="http://www.modernracer.com/spyshots/spyshotstoyotasupra2.jpg"> The following article was included: 2007 Toyota Supra On Sale : Unknown Rumors suggest that this is the version of the next-gen Supra that is most likely to hit production, if at all. Drawing from the 1960s 2000GT, this retro-themed Supra may receive anything from a boosted V6 to a V8, or even a V12 in its top form. Though Toyota deny it, the Supra definitely will make a comeback in the near future. |
I race scca every weekend... solo 1 and solo 2 road tracks... circle racing is a little different but easy none the less... let me know if you got a car you want me to race and I will get you high points... I been racing about 8 years... started out with open wheel out here at the las vegas motor speedway now I race on road tracks... but if your looking for a driver that can take you to the top I am your man... and I am cheap.... cause I love racing.... I can hang with the big boys as long as my car is 70% tuned as theres is...
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I still think that if Toyota doesn't charge too much for the new Supra's, they will sell really well. A 1998 (last production year) Supra is still in the $18,000-$25,000 range.
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yes , definatelly too hot for toyota:winkwink: |
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A stock 1998 with low mileage will get $35k easy. Granted they were $50k+ when they were new. And the car stock kicks the shit out of most production cars, let alone with some relatively easy mods. |
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Most of these tracks are closer to two miles or so, which means the speeds are much faster for the most part. The 250cc I drove was not my kart I normally ran a standard 100cc. on the big tracks we were around 130-140mph. At Daytona it was pretty common to start 40 or more guys in one race.. Gets pretty insane on the first lap. This is a pic of a kart close to what I'm talking about, but I believe this one is a 125cc and it has less body work.. The one I drove had a bigger nose and better looking body.. http://www.championshipenduro.com/im...01/gate011.jpg |
the new toyota pic is indeed very nice.
but I'm still for BMW !!!1111 |
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You are so right aeon. Why do I even bother.
Hope you are well, did you do anything cool this weekend??? |
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