I pulled up next to a newer lookin prelude at a stop light and the road was rain soaked so I knew I wasn't gonna get good traction with my old tires, but I gave her a go when the light turned green and I wound up burning out, and his tires only chirped and we were off. I managed to keep my front end right up with his tail end. But I think if I had gotten a better start I would have won. not bad at all for a 4-door regal limited, 135,000 mi. 3.8L V6. I want a supercharged V6 for it. But I'll just put my money into my 82 camaro and race that around.

 

You may want to read this..... Neither car is a Thirdgen, never mind a F body. Just pointing you in the right direction is all.
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=199266

 

well sh*t I didn't think anyone was gonna jump by bones about it. f%&kin a. you want to hear about a race with my camaro then, here it goes. me and my friend (messing around over a summer) went out to three-mile island, a place where semi's take a break. He had a (at the time brand new) 97' pontiac sunfire GT. 4cl. and we raced, and it was a tie in a nutshell, nobody was declared the winner. we went to see a 1980 camaro race a 1969 chevelle malibu, and they both won and lost just about the same. There is Everybody happy now!!

 

LOL!! Buddy calm down!!! If I was trying to jump all over you I would have used many different words. I was just trying to help you out and to lead you to the rules here is all. No need to pop a nut!!! Jeez!!!

 

popping a nut doesnt sound to good.

 

I agree...

Also racing in the rain is stupid no matter what the circumstances, good use of common sense.

 

This isn't thirdgen related. The rules are stickied at the top of the page.