To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
10-21-2004 | 11:44 PM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
In article <kOZdd.34814$n%3.22685754@twister.southeast.rr.com >,
"K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his "wimpy"
> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
> place.
Provided one can keep it on the road.
I'm betting against that, frankly.
"K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his "wimpy"
> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
> place.
Provided one can keep it on the road.
I'm betting against that, frankly.
10-21-2004 | 11:44 PM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
In article <kOZdd.34814$n%3.22685754@twister.southeast.rr.com >,
"K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his "wimpy"
> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
> place.
Provided one can keep it on the road.
I'm betting against that, frankly.
"K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his "wimpy"
> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
> place.
Provided one can keep it on the road.
I'm betting against that, frankly.
10-22-2004 | 10:57 PM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message
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> In article <kOZdd.34814$n%3.22685754@twister.southeast.rr.com >,
> "K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his
>> "wimpy"
>> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
>> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
>> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
>> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
>> place.
>
> Provided one can keep it on the road.
>
> I'm betting against that, frankly.
>
Well, he did have a problem with axles literally exploding. The clutch and
tranny were heavy-duty enough to take it, but he couldn't find any axles
that could take the punishment. ;-)
Jonathan
news:elmop-083FC6.23444121102004@text.usenetserver.com...
> In article <kOZdd.34814$n%3.22685754@twister.southeast.rr.com >,
> "K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his
>> "wimpy"
>> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
>> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
>> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
>> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
>> place.
>
> Provided one can keep it on the road.
>
> I'm betting against that, frankly.
>
Well, he did have a problem with axles literally exploding. The clutch and
tranny were heavy-duty enough to take it, but he couldn't find any axles
that could take the punishment. ;-)
Jonathan
10-22-2004 | 10:57 PM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message
news:elmop-083FC6.23444121102004@text.usenetserver.com...
> In article <kOZdd.34814$n%3.22685754@twister.southeast.rr.com >,
> "K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his
>> "wimpy"
>> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
>> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
>> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
>> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
>> place.
>
> Provided one can keep it on the road.
>
> I'm betting against that, frankly.
>
Well, he did have a problem with axles literally exploding. The clutch and
tranny were heavy-duty enough to take it, but he couldn't find any axles
that could take the punishment. ;-)
Jonathan
news:elmop-083FC6.23444121102004@text.usenetserver.com...
> In article <kOZdd.34814$n%3.22685754@twister.southeast.rr.com >,
> "K-town" <jdu52580@carolina.stopspam.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> Hate to bust your bubble, ph3w1, but I know a guy who juiced up his
>> "wimpy"
>> 4-cylinder Honda Civic to where it was putting out 300hp AT THE WHEELS!
>> Last time I checked, a 1998 Camaro Z28 only had about 285-300hp, AT THE
>> ENGINE. Then, you factor in the HUGE difference of the power-to-weight
>> ratio, and I'm sure that 300hp Civic could dust any Camaro, anytime, any
>> place.
>
> Provided one can keep it on the road.
>
> I'm betting against that, frankly.
>
Well, he did have a problem with axles literally exploding. The clutch and
tranny were heavy-duty enough to take it, but he couldn't find any axles
that could take the punishment. ;-)
Jonathan
10-24-2004 | 12:44 AM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
I would also like to say, what does a Dodge Viper have to do with
anything? I am referring to a Honda vs. a Camaro (of any model- stock or
not.) About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
"Right is right, and right always wins."
anything? I am referring to a Honda vs. a Camaro (of any model- stock or
not.) About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
"Right is right, and right always wins."
10-24-2004 | 12:44 AM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
I would also like to say, what does a Dodge Viper have to do with
anything? I am referring to a Honda vs. a Camaro (of any model- stock or
not.) About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
"Right is right, and right always wins."
anything? I am referring to a Honda vs. a Camaro (of any model- stock or
not.) About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
"Right is right, and right always wins."
10-24-2004 | 06:26 AM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
98' Camaro wrote:
>
> About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
> that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
> in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
we are all members of the human race and we better damn well start treating
each other as such or this whole gig's gonna go up in smoke yielding yet
another victory for the shadow people.
> "Right is right, and right always wins."
....sounds like something W could put into his new song "highway to baghdad"
by GB/DC sung to the tune "highway to hell" by AC/DC.
>
> About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
> that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
> in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
we are all members of the human race and we better damn well start treating
each other as such or this whole gig's gonna go up in smoke yielding yet
another victory for the shadow people.
> "Right is right, and right always wins."
....sounds like something W could put into his new song "highway to baghdad"
by GB/DC sung to the tune "highway to hell" by AC/DC.
10-24-2004 | 06:26 AM
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Re: To EVERY Honda (and Other "Rice Car") Owner...
98' Camaro wrote:
>
> About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
> that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
> in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
we are all members of the human race and we better damn well start treating
each other as such or this whole gig's gonna go up in smoke yielding yet
another victory for the shadow people.
> "Right is right, and right always wins."
....sounds like something W could put into his new song "highway to baghdad"
by GB/DC sung to the tune "highway to hell" by AC/DC.
>
> About the term "rice car" being "racist-" I ask you to remember,
> that racism generally refers to the races (as in black and white- just
> in case, you didn't know)- not to vehicles.
we are all members of the human race and we better damn well start treating
each other as such or this whole gig's gonna go up in smoke yielding yet
another victory for the shadow people.
> "Right is right, and right always wins."
....sounds like something W could put into his new song "highway to baghdad"
by GB/DC sung to the tune "highway to hell" by AC/DC.
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