Sup i just want to say be careful when you guys are kicking a@@ with your maxima. Im just saying this because my friend yesterday died in his brand new m3 and of course he was racing or just going hella fast. Well just want to share R.I.P KAI LIM

 

I am so sorry. This is very sad. My prayers are with his family. I hope everything will be all right for them soon.

This really sucks - another horrific tragedy 'caused by racing / extreme fast driving.

 

Sorry to hear that. That's why I hardly race on the street anymore. Leave it on the track IMO. Just not worth it.

 

i can sympathize with you. my one friend died on jan 1, 2002, while he was in a formula 1 firebird doing about 113 mph. they were driving at about 7:30, and a car pulled out of a side-street. they swerved, hit the curb, and rolled 3 times in the air. they hit a tree, and my friend got killed. sorry to hear about your friend. hope everything goes well from now on. and for everyone else, be safe.

 

Sorry to hear that, like Cumalot just said my wife wont trip as long as in the track. God bless his soul!!

 

you guys think- if im not modding to race on the track i should return to stock, where the max is already fast enough?
id hate to get into trouble or get anyone or myself hurt so im not foolin on the road anymore. -

God bless all your peoples

 

This is why I won't be starring in vids like "The Pike" anymore.

 

First of all, I'm sorry for your loss KR. I hope everything turns out okay for your friend's family and that we don't hear about things like this happening very often...

Secondly, I think a lot of people mod their Maxima's to make them quicker. If you can use that extra power (on or off the track) responsibly then there's no harm in modding to improve your car and you should have fun with it. But if you're modding so that you can take your car up to 140mph and risk your own life and the life of the people driving around you then I'd say it's definetly a bad idea.

Just my $0.02