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alphajam 01-25-2014 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by gbrettin (Post 2666541)
Didn't mean to post the same thing. I got all A.D.D and started doing something else and came back to finish my post. Apparently you wrote the same thing as me... heh
All good brotha, now he has more than enough info to make his mind up! :tup:

Stoney 01-25-2014 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Eclipz (Post 2666524)
If you haven't even graduated high school (I'm presuming) and you have a 370z, I consider you to be very lucky my friend. Don't screw it up.
Yes I am very lucky, but I do work and make payments, and sadly I have 2 vehicles ( 98 acura cl ) which I bought on my own.

Chuck33079 01-25-2014 07:07 PM
Wait-the graduation you mentioned is high school? You don't need any power mods. You don't have the driving experience to handle the power you already have. Take that money and go learn to drive. Hpdes and AutoX before you mod anything.

Stoney 01-25-2014 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2666703)
Wait-the graduation you mentioned is high school? You don't need any power mods. You don't have the driving experience to handle the power you already have. Take that money and go learn to drive. Hpdes and AutoX before you mod anything.
Yep and I'm going to learn how to drive soon lol

Chuck33079 01-25-2014 07:15 PM
If you do mod the car, use this as your chance to start learning to DIY mods. You'll have fun and save a fortune. Someone local would help you for pizza and beer.

gbrettin 01-25-2014 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Stoney (Post 2666713)
Yep and I'm going to learn how to drive soon lol
You are taking what he said in a negative way. By taking advantage of a driving school you will be able to drive the car to the maximum potential with out doing modifications first.

DEpointfive0 01-25-2014 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2666716)
If you do mod the car, use this as your chance to start learning to DIY mods. You'll have fun and save a fortune. Someone local would help you for pizza and beer.
Can't buy beer

Chuck33079 01-25-2014 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 2666722)
Can't buy beer

What high school did you go to? Beer was easy to come by. :rofl2:

Stoney 01-25-2014 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by gbrettin (Post 2666717)
You are taking what he said in a negative way. By taking advantage of a driving school you will be able to drive the car to the maximum potential with out doing modifications first.
Oh no I wasn't taking it in a negative way at all cause I know I can't drive, but I've don't know where any driving schools are around my area

DEpointfive0 01-25-2014 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2666724)
What high school did you go to? Beer was easy to come by. :rofl2:
Lol, I actually started drinking after high school

Chuck33079 01-25-2014 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Stoney (Post 2666729)
Oh no I wasn't taking it in a negative way at all cause I know I can't drive, but I've don't know where any driving schools are around my area

There is a local chapter of guys who AutoX. Always. Go see if there's any SCCA events near you.

Stoney 01-26-2014 08:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2666795)
There is a local chapter of guys who AutoX. Always. Go see if there's any SCCA events near you.
Okay thanks!

Chuck33079 01-26-2014 08:18 AM
See if you can talk the parents into sending you to a Skip Barber course at the nearest track to you. The closest one to you may be Road Atlanta, but Southwest Airlines will get you there for $200. It's not cheap, but it's by far the best money I've ever spent related to cars. Plus, you get to flog some really high end machinery. When I went, it was all Dodges, but now they've gone with more Euro stuff.

Stoney 01-26-2014 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2667125)
See if you can talk the parents into sending you to a Skip Barber course at the nearest track to you. The closest one to you may be Road Atlanta, but Southwest Airlines will get you there for $200. It's not cheap, but it's by far the best money I've ever spent related to cars. Plus, you get to flog some really high end machinery. When I went, it was all Dodges, but now they've gone with more Euro stuff.
Haha I'll probably go when I'm 18, what's a skip barber?

Chuck33079 01-26-2014 10:50 AM
A driving school. You use their cars and their instructors. They use a bunch of tracks around the country. I'd recommend the 2 day high performance driving school to start. It's so much fun. You don't have to be 18. There were two sixteen year old girls in the course I took at Laguna Seca. Their dad wanted them to learn how to drive before they got their licenses. They learned to drive standard in a viper. Best dad ever.


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