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hansoac 06-27-2011 11:30 AM
"Lets see what that POS has"
 
Cruising yesterday, feelin' good. The girlfriend is with me, its sunny and 80 degrees with a slight breeze, windows down, jamming to some tunes..and all of a sudden I hear this nasty noise to the right of me. I look and see this NASTY old body style monte carlo ss revving his engine up at me. I am currently going about 45 in a 45, looked over and stared for about 5 seconds and returned my eyes to the road. Finally he says the words that went straight to the adrenaline plug that exists in my body and pulled it "Lets see what that POS has!". At the light he gave me the finger and turned right. 15 minutes later I am at a stop light and a guy in an old body style Ford pickup that was falling apart was doing the same thing. Revving it up (thing sounded like it was .3 rpms from falling into pieces), sure enough his tires squeal at the light and he takes off. I didn't race the guy though because I am usually not big on street races.

Does anyone else get annoyed buy crap like this!?

6MT 06-27-2011 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by hansoac (Post 1191643)
Cruising yesterday, feelin' good. The girlfriend is with me, its sunny and 80 degrees with a slight breeze, windows down, jamming to some tunes..and all of a sudden I hear this nasty noise to the right of me. I look and see this NASTY old body style monte carlo ss revving his engine up at me. I am currently going about 45 in a 45, looked over and stared for about 5 seconds and returned my eyes to the road. Finally he says the words that went straight to the adrenaline plug that exists in my body and pulled it "Lets see what that POS has!"....I couldn't help myself. I slammed on the gas and so did he, before I knew it I was at 100 and he was well in the rear view mirror. Best part is at the light he gave me the finger and turned right. 15 minutes later I am at a stop light and a guy in an old body style Ford pickup that was falling apart was doing the same thing. Revving it up (thing sounded like it was .3 rpms from falling into pieces), sure enough his tires squeal at the light and he takes off. I didn't race this guy though because I am usually not big on street races.

Does anyone else get annoyed buy crap like this!?
Yeah, happens all the time. But still no excuse to be street racing!

hansoac 06-27-2011 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 6MT (Post 1191651)
Yeah, happens all the time. But still no excuse to be street racing!
Me either man, but I had to. The guy just had a look to him that pissed me off. You know, one of those guys that has a "punch me face"?
:ugh2:

XwChriswX 06-27-2011 11:42 AM
As per Forum Rules, discussion of and/or the practice of [Illegal] street racing is not tolerated.

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*The370Z.com acknowledges that street racing is an illegal activity. We DO NOT condone these illegal activities OR welcome posts discussing street racing or 'kills'. Any posts discussing street racing OR any other illegal activity will be removed with no notice.

shadoquad 06-27-2011 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by forum rules
*The370Z.com acknowledges that street racing is an illegal activity. We DO NOT condone these illegal activities OR welcome posts discussing street racing or 'kills'. Any posts discussing street racing OR any other illegal activity will be removed with no notice.
:tiphat:

hansoac 06-27-2011 11:49 AM
Was more interested if other people get comments/remarks similar to this. Not if they like to street race or not. AND this is the perfect place to vent because the GF just doesn't understand. :tup:

shadoquad 06-27-2011 11:55 AM
Well, you could have just said that, rather than discussing how you torched a sad chevrolet mommy carlo.

I don't get a lot of negative comments about my Z. Most people either give it the thumbs up or are indifferent.

XwChriswX 06-27-2011 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by hansoac (Post 1191675)
Was more interested if other people get comments/remarks similar to this. Not if they like to street race or not. AND this is the perfect place to vent because the GF just doesn't understand. :tup:
I have had several experiences of other POS (Eclipses/Spyders/Civics/Cobalts) pulling up and running along-side trying to race.

But I'm sorry, making your GF want to leave you just isn't worth the risk of getting a ticket/car impounded/accident/injury. So, if you wanna follow me to my destination, and setup a race date at the track, then by all means, I'll take your rust bucket off your hands. And if you're not sure of your car enough to do that, well then you're just admitting you know you wouldn't have beaten me in the first place. :tup:

But all comments aside, this is true, street racing is illegal and frowned upon in this establishment. :rofl2: I would recommend just editing your post down to the guy talked trash about your car, (something) happened, and then he flipped you off jealous.

shadoquad 06-27-2011 12:03 PM
I had a Mazdaspeed3 try to race me once. We were right next to a police station. I imagine he felt really big when he passed me because I'm not dumb enough to race, let alone IN FULL VIEW OF THE POLICE.

ClemsonWill 06-27-2011 12:23 PM
Similar situation happened to me a couple of weeks ago. Some guy was parked in fron of my neighbors house. I guess he was doing some work for him. I roll into my drive way as he is staring me down. He finishes putting a handful of stuff into the trunk of his 1980s Ford thunderbird. I proceed to get the mail as I always do. He yells out "nice car." Immediately followed by, "no way it will keep up with me though!" I just said, probably not" and continue walking back inside. The best part being when he starts his rust bucket. It makes a loud pop (backfire) as he drives off.

I probably would have given the miss america wave to him if I was not standing in front of my house.

hansoac 06-27-2011 12:40 PM
It is just annoying. I guess I have a bad temper when it comes to people like that and should learn to smile and give a thumbs up. :tup:

shadoquad 06-27-2011 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by hansoac (Post 1191789)
It is just annoying. I guess I have a bad temper when it comes to people like that and should learn to smile and give a thumbs up. :tup:
All throughout high school and college, I was an aggressive driver. I'd gun it at lights all the time, take corners too aggressively, do stupid stuff to impress my friends. Then when I graduated, I bought a sensible car, and over time, I made myself a more patient driver. I laughed off other people's insecurities and focused on getting there in one piece.

The Z, however, has unlocked my inner child a bit, and is making it harder for me to play nice :roflpuke2:

XwChriswX 06-27-2011 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by shadoquad (Post 1191806)
All throughout high school and college, I was an aggressive driver. I'd gun it at lights all the time, take corners too aggressively, do stupid stuff to impress my friends. Then when I graduated, I bought a sensible car, and over time, I made myself a more patient driver. I laughed off other people's insecurities and focused on getting there in one piece.

The Z, however, has unlocked my inner child a bit, and is making it harder for me to play nice :roflpuke2:
Oh, I thought that was because of something else... :icon14: :wtf2:


:inoutroflpuke:

TruKoi 06-27-2011 12:59 PM
Better yet, how about driving with synchro-rev on and downshifting towards coming up on a light..and having the POS next you think you were instigating a race.. >_> and starts reving at you..

XwChriswX 06-27-2011 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by TruKoi (Post 1191842)
Better yet, how about driving with synchro-rev on and downshifting towards coming up on a light..and having the POS next you think you were instigating a race.. >_> and starts reving at you..
Haven't had that happen yet, but that is an interesting point... :rofl2:


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