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blown69rat · 02-04-2006, 10:38 AM

I agree, gotta love the bench racing, otehrwise I would be extremely bored.

Anyway, 383, I never said that your times were "bad", just you picking on someone and saying what you did when you yourself have nothing more than a modified motor with easy horsepower (n2o). I could build a similar motor and put juice on it, that easy and cheap!! BUT it takes a real man to get completely rediculous and go for the stars!!!!!!

Also, it is up to each individual person to do what they want to their car. It also relates to that said person's budget. I just have a larger budget but it also took me 9 months to acheive that budget. I think the best thing in the world is that each and every one of us out here has the right frame of mind in building...#1 an american car, #2 to do the mods that they can afford, #3 to do the mods that make their car "their car"

My car is far from a trailer queen, I drive it as much as I can. That being said, it does see the trailer a lot only because I don't have enough seats to fit myself, my 5 yr old son, and my 18 month old daughter in the car. Next car to be built...(which will be out in about 2 years)...can be a daily driver, will run respectable mid 10's, have enough seating for at least 4 if not 5, can compete at a car show, will NOT run n2o, can drive cross country without a hiccup.

02-04-2006, 10:38 AM	#31
blown69rat Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hatfield, PA Posts: 235 iTrader: (0)	I agree, gotta love the bench racing, otehrwise I would be extremely bored. Anyway, 383, I never said that your times were "bad", just you picking on someone and saying what you did when you yourself have nothing more than a modified motor with easy horsepower (n2o). I could build a similar motor and put juice on it, that easy and cheap!! BUT it takes a real man to get completely rediculous and go for the stars!!!!!! Also, it is up to each individual person to do what they want to their car. It also relates to that said person's budget. I just have a larger budget but it also took me 9 months to acheive that budget. I think the best thing in the world is that each and every one of us out here has the right frame of mind in building...#1 an american car, #2 to do the mods that they can afford, #3 to do the mods that make their car "their car" My car is far from a trailer queen, I drive it as much as I can. That being said, it does see the trailer a lot only because I don't have enough seats to fit myself, my 5 yr old son, and my 18 month old daughter in the car. Next car to be built...(which will be out in about 2 years)...can be a daily driver, will run respectable mid 10's, have enough seating for at least 4 if not 5, can compete at a car show, will NOT run n2o, can drive cross country without a hiccup. __________________ www.fullhousemotorsports.com "I was trying to impress. And sometimes, scary tends to impress."