Ok, I didn't like the car show much besides only a handfull of cars. I have pics, but because of all the strobes and lights they messed most of them up so I will post only good ones... This was sadly the only good pic I got of the R32
ok, is that last pic of a galant vr-4? if so that is money. secondly was that girl with the louis vutton bag hot? i bet she was Ben
The show was a car lover's dream. It was nice to look at all the cars on display, but I would have loved it more if there was some action.
It was exciting but nothing that would make you go WHoaa... I saw a few subies in the show. Outside the parking I saw 4 subies. there were 3 GC's and one wrx. There was me, a red rs and this ugly silver one that had paint coming off. I rev my car to set off the alarm when I left....Girls were sexy, Me and lue was like "Check out that A$$!".............thats bout it but not worth my $16!
Ben, that was an imported Evo 6, and yes the girl w/ the LV bag was booty licious... Yang, I completely agree it's not worth the money, was the WRX you saw black w/ tinted windows, exh., and no badging?
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by Yang There was me, a red rs and this ugly silver one that had paint coming off. I rev my car to set off the alarm when I left.... <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote"> The ugly silver one could kick your butt.
I talked to the owner of the silver WRX wagon that won "Best Subaru". He was from North Dakota and had a Tommy Kaira front bumper...very unique. Nice enough fellow but he pegged my BS meter when he said he's running 22 lbs of boost on pump gas with a VF34 and STI pinks. Um, sorry, thanks for playing though. Still, his car should make some very useful power.
I'll bet he's making 22 lbs. I would guess he hasn't ported his wategate and he can't keep it less than that at high RPM's. Probably is running 20:1 AFR's Hate to see what his EGT's are at any rate.
