Nice job Cuda!Cuda911 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 2:13 pm So, I didn't mention here, but I've been dealing with some nerve damage. Can't race this season. Right arm was nearly paralyzed for a month, slowly getting movement back in my hand. Was finally able to play piano again yesterday for the first time in months. And, not one neighbor pulled a gun on me!.
Holy Crap! Both of you guys are GOOD! I am not worthy...b3freak wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 6:23 amNice job Cuda!Cuda911 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 2:13 pm So, I didn't mention here, but I've been dealing with some nerve damage. Can't race this season. Right arm was nearly paralyzed for a month, slowly getting movement back in my hand. Was finally able to play piano again yesterday for the first time in months. And, not one neighbor pulled a gun on me!
Here's a little "killer" boogie woogie whole lotta shackin' from b3 to my man Cuda!
Yep, simple recording at my mom's house... enjoy!
The car only does what we ask it to do.32wildbilly wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 5:30 amI would suggest he get a base Camry, some Safety Driving lessons and leave the performance driving to those who can. There are those who have a disconnect between the brain and the right foot.5chn3ll wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 6:32 pm My buddy - who spun his 86 off the road into the desert a few months back - spun his 86 again; beached it this time. Allegedly, there was a dog he was trying to avoid. I'm not one to call bullshit, but I haven't seen many dogs on the 805...
Brother needs a Porsche and performance driving school. Real bad. Hard to tell from the photo, but he was a couple of feet away from a 10 foot drop...a few MPH faster, and his Saturday would have been a lot worse than waiting for AAA to show up and drag him back onto the asphalt.
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I wouldn't pile on him too hard. If you haven't driven a rwd car before, 86 is not the best choice IMO. The car came with prius tires from the factory to make it easier to slide around. In pictures it looks like he still has factory sized tires on it.5chn3ll wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 6:32 pm My buddy - who spun his 86 off the road into the desert a few months back - spun his 86 again; beached it this time. Allegedly, there was a dog he was trying to avoid. I'm not one to call bullshit, but I haven't seen many dogs on the 805...
Brother needs a Porsche and performance driving school. Real bad. Hard to tell from the photo, but he was a couple of feet away from a 10 foot drop...a few MPH faster, and his Saturday would have been a lot worse than waiting for AAA to show up and drag him back onto the asphalt.
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Great! Actually, BW is my favorite piano style!b3freak wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 6:23 amNice job Cuda!Cuda911 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 17, 2020 2:13 pm So, I didn't mention here, but I've been dealing with some nerve damage. Can't race this season. Right arm was nearly paralyzed for a month, slowly getting movement back in my hand. Was finally able to play piano again yesterday for the first time in months. And, not one neighbor pulled a gun on me!
Here's a little "killer" boogie woogie whole lotta shackin' from b3 to my man Cuda!
Yep, simple recording at my mom's house... enjoy!
Kalashnikov wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2020 8:41 am
I wouldn't pile on him too hard. If you haven't driven a rwd car before, 86 is not the best choice IMO. The car came with prius tires from the factory to make it easier to slide around. In pictures it looks like he still has factory sized tires on it.
86 is very tail happy and really reminded me of the ap1 s2000. Honda actually re-worked the suspension on the s2000 ap2 as too many people were having problems with the tail happy nature of ap1.
It never is.
As the old saying goes "it's the loose nut behind the wheel."
Suggest he get one of these:
