5th gen Off Topic Thread (Official Ghustle thread v1)
06-11-2012 | 08:13 PM
#7962
yo thats like perfect man, if i had a Z i would wanna keep that "Z" gurgle (if u wanna call it that) at all times and this definately sounds like you did.... now race your brother from a roll... unless he upgraded turbo already lol
thanks
06-11-2012 | 08:22 PM
#7963
Rochester tells a story…
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a twin loop?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many twin loop bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your twin loop bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a twin loop?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many twin loop bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your twin loop bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
06-11-2012 | 09:23 PM
#7968
if i was spraying, it'd be a decent run
06-12-2012 | 04:08 AM
#7971
Yup that was just "Saudi swerving''. Just regular street cars, no roll cages, no nothing. Most of the time they don't even wear seat belts. Just a bunch of stupid people doing stupid things because they're bored as hell living out in the middle of the desert with nothing to do.
06-12-2012 | 04:14 AM
#7972
Rochester tells a story…
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a diesel?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many diesel bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a diesel?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many diesel bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
Outstanding!!! I suppose you pulled it off with a straight face & air of genuine appreciation. I can't honestly say I could maintain my composure that well.
06-12-2012 | 04:25 AM
#7977
Rochester tells a story…
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a diesel?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many diesel bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a diesel?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many diesel bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
06-12-2012 | 04:49 AM
#7978
nah no spray... at least no more after blowing my engine maybe I have it installed again and have it tuned to spary 100 shot... but Im talking about fox body mustang's..
06-12-2012 | 04:58 AM
#7980
Rochester tells a story…
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a diesel?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many diesel bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
This morning I sat parked at a familiar stop light behind a Toyota Corolla, on the right side of three left turning lanes. When the light turned green, I watched as the car in the middle took off at full speed, racing down the road. It was a recent model BMW 335d.
Another half mile later, and I watched him pull into our office park, winding the full mile to the end, which is exactly where I was going. As I pulled into my favorite spot (all lonely and tucked away from everyone else), he pulled in a few spots away from me, kitty-corner across two spaces. I got out of my car and walked by as he was unloading… briefcase, laptop, suit, etc.
I said, “Is that a diesel?”
He looked at me surprised and said, “Yes! Yes it is.”
“Nice car,” I said. “You don’t see too many diesel bimmers around here.”
“I know, and it’s nuts because it’s a great car.”
Then, smiling right at him, I said, “And stud-parking your bimmer across two parking spaces, too. I haven’t done that since I was 17. Good for you!”
Still all grins from the compliments and the car talk, he said, “Thanks!” And then kind of froze there, all confused. I proceeded inside, chuckling quietly to myself.
I would like to thank Maxima.Org for teaching me the skills to insult a pompous stud-parking ***** right to his face, while doing so as a compliment and making him thank me for it. I couldn’t have done it without the Org.
06-12-2012 | 05:19 AM
#7983
they really are... I believe I should start getting paid for what I do here on the org lol
oan: notices how I don't troll in the other forum , I keep it in all seriousness lol I really need to up date my sig and pictures and mod list.. what great about that forum that have big meets once a month.. were I get to show out hahaha
oan: notices how I don't troll in the other forum , I keep it in all seriousness lol I really need to up date my sig and pictures and mod list.. what great about that forum that have big meets once a month.. were I get to show out hahaha
06-12-2012 | 05:57 AM
#7991
I'm leaning towards BERK, but there are about a half-dozen manufacturers of high-flow cats for the G37, so I haven't really made up my mind yet.
06-12-2012 | 05:58 AM
#7992
I believe there was a 4th gen on here that did that a couple years ago. I was surprised at how nice they looked.
06-12-2012 | 05:59 AM
#7993
It's in the works for Spring 2013. The plan is to set aside a little money month over month this winter. The cats themselves will run about $500/pair, and then figure another $150 or so for the install.
I'm leaning towards BERK, but there are about a half-dozen manufacturers of high-flow cats for the G37, so I haven't really made up my mind yet.
I'm leaning towards BERK, but there are about a half-dozen manufacturers of high-flow cats for the G37, so I haven't really made up my mind yet.
06-12-2012 | 06:03 AM
#7996
I'm quite sure he figured it out. The car is here again today, but no longer stud-parked.
A day later and in hindsight, I feel like a meany.
But in defense of the moment, people who stud park across two parking spaces need to be brought down a notch. Nobody is that important.
A day later and in hindsight, I feel like a meany.
But in defense of the moment, people who stud park across two parking spaces need to be brought down a notch. Nobody is that important.
06-12-2012 | 06:05 AM
#7998
I'm quite sure he figured it out. The car is here again today, but no longer stud-parked.
A day later and in hindsight, I feel like a meany. But in defense of the moment, people who stud park across two parking spaces need to be brought down a notch. Nobody is that important.
A day later and in hindsight, I feel like a meany.
But in defense of the moment, people who stud park across two parking spaces need to be brought down a notch. Nobody is that important.
06-12-2012 | 06:06 AM
#7999
No. The suspension on the RWD Sports Package is already pretty impressive compared to the non-Sport or AWD models, so my only plans for the suspension is to replace the front and rear sway bars. After reading into this for a while, I'll likely go with Hotchkis in Spring 2014.
Last edited by Rochester; 06-12-2012 at 06:09 AM.