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Hey all. Newbie here. I bought my SS 3 weeks ago and have wasted no time with mods. All the mods listed in my signature I have installed in the time I have had the car. Prior to my SS, I had a 2002 Nissan Sentra Spec V. For a sport compact it is a quick car. It is especially good for autocross. I took it out once and fell in love. It was at this event I rode with my friend in his 93 Z28. I wanted an all around faster car, and I wanted to get more chicks!! So to one of my dream cars I went.

It seems almost everyone around me is all about drag racing. It is fun and cheap (until you snap your rear end), but I just don't find it near as enjoyable as autocross. My SS is my first step to rear wheel drive (except for a couple of trucks), so I am trying to gain as much experiance as I can. Front wheel drive just wasn't challenging anymore.

My immediate plans for the car are: exhaust cutout (gotta be loud), shocks and springs (need input as to what to get), and anti-squat brackets. Much more is to come, but as it stands, I don't even have the money for the cutout. I need a better job.

adamB View Member Profile	Jan 26 2004, 10:34 PM Post #1
newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 26-January 04 From: HuntsVegas, AL Member No.: 156	Hey all. Newbie here. I bought my SS 3 weeks ago and have wasted no time with mods. All the mods listed in my signature I have installed in the time I have had the car. Prior to my SS, I had a 2002 Nissan Sentra Spec V. For a sport compact it is a quick car. It is especially good for autocross. I took it out once and fell in love. It was at this event I rode with my friend in his 93 Z28. I wanted an all around faster car, and I wanted to get more chicks!! So to one of my dream cars I went. It seems almost everyone around me is all about drag racing. It is fun and cheap (until you snap your rear end), but I just don't find it near as enjoyable as autocross. My SS is my first step to rear wheel drive (except for a couple of trucks), so I am trying to gain as much experiance as I can. Front wheel drive just wasn't challenging anymore. My immediate plans for the car are: exhaust cutout (gotta be loud), shocks and springs (need input as to what to get), and anti-squat brackets. Much more is to come, but as it stands, I don't even have the money for the cutout. I need a better job.

z28racergirl View Member Profile	Jan 29 2004, 02:23 AM Post #2
Member Group: Advanced Members Posts: 89 Joined: 21-January 04 Member No.: 140	Well, this girl has owned three 4th gen Camaros and it's definitely the second one that scored me the least chicks but the most guys. Hardy har har! I broke up with the b/f when I had the first one (a '96 I had for 5 months--brand new until I totalled it) so I was single. Then I had the new b/f when I got the second one (a '96 I took to the track--cough cough and now it's the racecar) who married me regardless, and now have a '98 and still have a husband--until I get a third one. Just kidding honey. But I did get whistled at the other day in the '98 with the t-tops off. Heh, I've still "got it." Or something. From this Camaro chick, you definitely want the girl that wants you for your car. My man has an E36M3. Oh yeah, cha-ching. ;-)