Chevettes are FAST - There should be a rule
 

Well this is my first post. I've been lurking around for the last few hours and I also used to post a little on the TSR page. Anyways I've got an LT1 CamAro, and a Civic winter beater. I also had a little 11second CBR600F2 on the street for about 7years. Long story short I like shiny things that go fast I don't care if its Honda or Chevy.

Now here's where all this kill story stuff turns into a pile stupidness. The old I beat a Mustang with my Civic type stories. So here are some simple rules:

1. Tell us what you're running there are plenty of very fast Civics, H22 turbo etc etc. But if you say you did this or that in your car and don't tell us what you're running then you've told us nothing.

A Civic can be a POS grocery getter or tire spinning 600hp pocket rocket but just saying civic means NOTHING.

2. When playing with Camaros and Mustangs look for a single exhaust (6cylinder) or a Dual exhaust (8 cylinder) and please don't post kills on 6 cylinder cars thats as stupid as me bragging about owning a stock VX - means nothing.

3. We're all enthusiasts and we tweak and mod our cars the best we can with the money we have. Running random nobodies on the street won't earn you any credibility. Plenty of old ladies buy mustangs cause they have a pretty picture of a pony on the hood. Plenty of old ladies buy civics cause they can get their groceries in them and save gas. Those people are not enthusiasts so stop pretending to race them and telling us how you beat a Grandma in a Mustang on the way to the bank. NOT COOL.

In short tell us what you're running when you post and make sure that you're actually racing the other guy thats next to you.

This stupid old this car is faster than this car crap can go on all day. Its not the car its the owner and what he's done to it. Chevettes are FAST - you get my point? This is Bubba Blackwells, he's a stunt rider thats broken a ton of Evil Knievel's records.

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