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It's been awhile since I've been on here, so whats up peeps? :D Here's a little run on The Snake, a road you may recognize from Matt Farah's SmokingTire videos. It's a tough road for sure but a lot of fun. And this is before the exhaust upgrade I did recently.
 

It's been awhile since I've been on here, so whats up peeps? :D Here's a little run on The Snake, a road you may recognize from Matt Farah's SmokingTire videos. It's a tough road for sure but a lot of fun. And this is before the exhaust upgrade I did recently.
 

So as to avoid making a new thread for every video, I decided it would be easier to just post my videos in one singular thread (as recommended by Diablo). So here it is. I plan on making this a fairly regular thing with more car meets, vlogs, and hopefully reviews if I can get my hands on some cars. So if you dig it, show some love, subscribe, all that other malarky. And if you have any suggestions as to improve the videos, let me know! Thanks all!
 
Here's the most recent one. It's from the local 86 meet from last Friday that I went to.
 

 
Once again thanks for checking out the videos guys!

Would have loved for a Zonda F to come after it just to see if it still has the draw to grab people away from almost anything, and that sound, that devastating immense sound. :drool:
 
Oh crap, I just realised I never mentioned the Diablo you got footage of in your video, how could I forget that?!??! Bad Diablo!
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Just wanted share this video with everybody. I went to my local Cars and Coffee on Saturday and afterwards went to the supercar dealer here that was having a big meet. There were appearances from several Bugattis, Lambos, and even a Pagani Huayra. Hope you guys enjoy the vid, it was all done on my GoPro so it might be a bit shaky.
 

I haven't decided yet. I came across some money as a result of Christmas but I'm struggling to figure out what I want thats within my budget. Probably aesthetics first, then performance.

Its been quite awhile since I've been on here because of university and what not. Been quite active with the local 86 club here in San Diego as well. Back in September we went up to 86fest which is quite a large event that attracts quite a few people from around the country. Our club on its own convoyed up with 40 cars in total. It was quite a sight indeed haha. Heres a couple videos that some of our guys put together.

This first one you can see my car at 0:23 and 0:46
 

This video I'm in a couple times. I may or may not be the guy photobombing in the beginning ;) then you get a better look at her at 2:22.
 
About a month ago we had a photo shoot as a club and my buddy got some good pictures of the car.
 

Here's myself with the Sex Panther (my nickname for the car:D)
As for mods nothing new with the car. Still stock. I can't afford to do anything at the moment because of Uni.

I don't frequent this forum often, but when I do its for good reason...
 
I bought a car!
 
It's a 1990 BMW 318is E30 in lazur blau metallic, 5spd manual, some enkei wheels (not sure of model name), blah blah. I've had it a week and so far am enjoying it very much! The 318is is said to be a poor man's M3, so I'm quite happy with it as a first car.
 

 

 
I've always looked enviously at this thread wishing I had a nice car like the lot of you on here - so I'm finally glad to contribute to it myself and show you all my very own car :)

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Akkmed, on Flickr
 
 
And a few videos :)

Took the FR-S to the SoCal San Diego 86 Club meet yesterday. It's great to see so many other twins and it definitely gave me some ideas for what I want on my car lol

 

 

 

Took the FR-S to the SoCal San Diego 86 Club meet yesterday. It's great to see so many other twins and it definitely gave me some ideas for what I want on my car lol

 

 

 

Enthusiast parking = Always leaving spots around the car free, but close to a fellow. :)

Decided to park the FR-S next to a new STI today because Subaru.

Decided to park the FR-S next to a new STI today because Subaru.

Decided to park the FR-S next to a new STI today because Subaru.

Decided to park the FR-S next to a new STI today because Subaru.

It's anyone's game right now but Belgium do seem to be making their way forward more and via the counter-attack which is dangerous as USA are committing many players forward and could be caught out due to it. Good game though from both sides, thoroughly enjoying it! :cool:

Had the opportunity to drive a Nascar Sprint Cup car a couple weeks ago. Was very fun and theres a lot more that goes into these cars and how to drive them than the usual left turn stereotype, although we were at an oval. Carrying momentum and using the banking is vital for a good lap or else you scrub all your speed. Not sure how fast I actually went as theres no speedo in the car but I'm guessing in the reigon of 120-150 MPH.
 

Took a drive up to the mountains for the first time on Saturday. The FR-S handled so much better than I ever imagined. I wasn't even going very fast but being so low gives you that sensation of speed. I didn't really get to rev the engine out as much because I'm still stuck in the break in period but even at half revs this car was so good. And some truly epic roads up in that area as well. All in all, a great weekend

 

 

 

Temporary registration btw, haven't got the plates for it yet.

Haha don't worry I don't plan on it. I already get enough attention as it is stock. Whether it be sketchy dudes trying to sell me ghetto sound systems or girls who want to ride in it or just people rubbernecking to get a look while they're driving. Just some small things for now.
 
Meanwhile, decided to take a pic with a nice Evo X that I found today. Also close to 300 miles in less than a week. Still 700 miles left on the manufacturer recommended break in period though :sulk:

I believe so, but well, i can't deal with automatics or sequentials... i've drove them, and they're really no fun. No matter how good they're. I would never buy a GT-R, for example, just because it doesn't have a manual transmission. :lol:
 
Also, i'm from a country where 80% of all vehicles are manual... so, i'm used to it. Even in 4 hours traffic jams.

Finally traded in my truck for a 2014 Scion FR-S. Mine has the 6 speed automatic with paddle shifters and bluetooth as well. Haven't really had a chance to go up to the mountains but from what I've noticed so far this car handles so well. Drives a little like my moms old BMW 328i except with less power and weight.

 

 

Finally traded in my truck for a 2014 Scion FR-S. Mine has the 6 speed automatic with paddle shifters and bluetooth as well. Haven't really had a chance to go up to the mountains but from what I've noticed so far this car handles so well. Drives a little like my moms old BMW 328i except with less power and weight.

 

 

Finally traded in my truck for a 2014 Scion FR-S. Mine has the 6 speed automatic with paddle shifters and bluetooth as well. Haven't really had a chance to go up to the mountains but from what I've noticed so far this car handles so well. Drives a little like my moms old BMW 328i except with less power and weight.

 

 

Finally traded in my truck for a 2014 Scion FR-S. Mine has the 6 speed automatic with paddle shifters and bluetooth as well. Haven't really had a chance to go up to the mountains but from what I've noticed so far this car handles so well. Drives a little like my moms old BMW 328i except with less power and weight.