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i heard that if your hand is the size of your face you may have cancer.....
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Scottinva wrote:
shagrath wrote::facepalm:

This thread is of the suck.
Emo face palm?
See there goes this emo thing again... what the fuck does emo have anything to do with anything? I'm not even emo...

I love it when people know what they're talking about...
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bornagain wrote:i heard that if your hand is the size of your face you may have cancer.....
:laugh: :rofl:
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thats what im here for matt. :laugh:
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bornagain wrote:thats what im here for matt. :laugh:
:cool: :alright:
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so whats up in tha VA latly. Im really tired of snow here, once again 2 - 3 inches today. now i have absolutly no traction. I just drive everywhere sideways and people are scared to drive beside me.
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I'd be scared to drive besides you with traction. We got a lot of snow here, plus grammar doesn't matter when your drunk.
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haha well i would probably leave you behind Anyway so it wouldnt really matter.
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I don't think fairly stock 535i's were known for being quick. Race you on an autocross track.
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LOL at bornagain. I have been sideways around here quite a bit, many times without trying. Lots of ice. Many people here in VB don't know how to drive in the snow/ice.

And Scott... really... who gives a shit about the autocross track? :roll: Does this somehow make you better than him somehow?
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yeah my front shocks are blown but i have replaced all the steering and suspension in the front, running h&r's need to get my billy sports rebuilt but i dont know anywhere around here that does that or have other ones to put in the car while thee others are being rebuilt. Going to go with the IE poly rear sub bushings and the camber caster adjustment peices. But im really seriously contemplating just going for the full ground control setup with full IE poly bushings and rear adjustment peices.
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shagrath wrote:LOL at bornagain. I have been sideways around here quite a bit, many times without trying. Lots of ice. Many people here in VB don't know how to drive in the snow/ice.

And Scott... really... who gives a shit about the autocross track? :roll: Does this somehow make you better than him somehow?
A lot of people do, and its the only way I could compete with his car rofl.
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besides i have driving skill. i rally my car in the summer and when i had my integra i used to track it at the stratotech track we have here in fort sask. its a tight track meant for moto gp and it takes some skill to drive.
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Scottinva wrote:
shagrath wrote:LOL at bornagain. I have been sideways around here quite a bit, many times without trying. Lots of ice. Many people here in VB don't know how to drive in the snow/ice.

And Scott... really... who gives a shit about the autocross track? :roll: Does this somehow make you better than him somehow?
A lot of people do, and its the only way I could compete with his car rofl.
Yeah.
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haha, yeah im also contemplating doing a full rack in the car and getting rid of the shitty center link system. Also want the 840i 4 piston calipers and the 540 rears. Ohh and ive lightened my car about 200 lbs too.
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I plan to do some of hte bmw driving stuff for my birthday coming up. I purchased some k-mac camber plates from Peter a while back. I plan to put htem on stock struts, till I order the IE adjustable perchs, and get some 2.5" od 7" springs. I was planning on running 450 front and like 350 rear. My tires are stretched, so when they become worn out, i'll be purchasing a set of 245's. I think camber plates would help the most, it plows a lot in the corners.
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Must be nice for mommy and daddy to pay for everything. :roll:
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shagrath wrote:Must be nice for mommy and daddy to pay for everything. :roll:
lolumad, my parents don't pay for any of my car stuff.
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Scottinva wrote:
shagrath wrote:Must be nice for mommy and daddy to pay for everything. :roll:
lolumad, my parents don't pay for any of my car stuff.
Um... what job do YOU have to pay for all that stuff? And yes they do... even if you do have a job. You have no bills, no rent/mortgage, no real responsibility. Try getting out in the real world and you will know what it is like to sacrifice to even buy replacement parts for a car.
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i personally hate having a car that is faster then it can handle. I raced a mercedes amg through the mountains, playing with him on my way to vancouver and he couldnt keep up when i stepped on it but when i hit 220 kmh i just didnt feel confident with the setup even though the engine just wanted to keep going.
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Quit thread crapping. All of you.
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Well I do work on cars for an income.
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Jeremy wrote:Quit thread crapping. All of you.
HAHA lock this shit then hotshot.

Also, why aren't you saying shit to wkohler? (RE http://www.mye28.com/viewtopic.php?t=73199&highlight= )
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its been thread crapped for a while were just socializing now, feel free to join in.
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Scottinva wrote:Well I do work on cars for an income.
Must be nice to not have shit for responsibility at 20 years old.
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bornagain wrote:its been thread crapped for a while were just socializing now, feel free to join in.
HAHA bro I like the way you look at things.
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I work on cars for a living too. You two need to figure things out. I wish i had anyone close to me that is into BMW's like i am. I am seriously one of a kind here. I dont think there is another 533 in alberta besides mine, let alone edmonton. There is one guy with a e30 super eta running 34#'s of boost locally. But we havent really connected. To be honest my best car friends are running VW's its a lonly world for me.
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There are BMW people here, almost all the ones I know autocross. The ones that seem to go to meets are generally in newer models.
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bornagain wrote:I work on cars for a living too. You two need to figure things out. I wish i had anyone close to me that is into BMW's like i am. I am seriously one of a kind here. I dont think there is another 533 in alberta besides mine, let alone edmonton. There is one guy with a e30 super eta running 34#'s of boost locally.
Oh it's cool we have shit figured out. It's usually a one sided conversation.
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haha i like it, still wish i had car friends here that were in to things as much as i am, and can contribute. I just finished helping my friend tyson install V3.57 with ms/x code 2.1.1b on his 91 jetta running custom log intake with a t60-1 turbo, should be running 450 whp by the end of the summer, he has a fully built bottom to put in as soon as he blows this one.
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