Originally Posted by JC-Nismo (Post 3430702)

Really??? Wow.............SMFH!!!

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3430707)

Think it would have been better if PEPI would have just said that the OP needed a trip behind the wood shed. :icon17:

Originally Posted by JC-Nismo (Post 3430726)

Exactly, he took it too far with that response, but 90% of us will never see the face behind the keyboard so these each his own.

Originally Posted by Woket (Post 3430198)

It was very short timed, a few seconds at that, it just scared me. I just got the car a month ago. The oil pressure sign did come on, but when I went and got gas and turned the car back on, it went off. I'm hoping I didn't damage anything, but it seemed to be driving fine and I didn't notice any weird noises at all, and it shifted fine and accelerated fine. I'm almost certain the burnt clutch smell was from the Dodge Challenger I was racing. <_< I really noticed it when he got the jump on me on the next street over. Anyways I'm probably being paranoid I know people abuse these cars but I don't want to damage it, and take away life because I messed up a shift on accident. It does have Snych rev, as well. As soon as it went into gear and it chirped my tires, I pressed the clutch in immediately, and put it into the correct gear.

Also, before that happened the Challenger couldn't catch me, but then I ****** up and really slowed down, but he got out on me on the second street and I was super worried I damaged something so I just backed off. XD Thanks for all of the advice guys. I really appreciate it.

Originally Posted by PEPI (Post 3430402)

Since you decided to be a di*khead and race another di*khead on a public road - who gives a **** about your car.

Would sooner have you admit and apologise to the entire forum community for being a di*khead and endangering lives.

Thanks Di*khead for making 370z owners look bad.
Your mother should have swallowed.

Originally Posted by Memphis370Z (Post 3430218)

:shakes head:

Not be a buzzkill, but check out the forum rules - http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...es.html#post16

Take it to the track.