Feel my PAIN....

[MustangChris]

Heres a stock s197 at the track.... .. notice the mountains in the background. LOL!!

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boo. lol.

 

[Javi]

you should be offroading.

 

[MustangChris]

hell yea... need to get a jeep

 

[TheNatster513]

hahah i feeel it brotha... thought it sounded like a drag car at first... lol different car...

 

[got5.0]

Like 80 percent of people in VT have off road vehicles because of the weather and mountains. BUT, we also do not live very high up, so we can also do 1/4, autocross, and roadtrack stuff... Best of both worlds lol... I might consider moving if I were you

 

[OnyxCobra]

that does suck but at least he has something else to blame it on besides poor driving lol. and tell him to replace the bulb in his 3rd brake light.

 

[Petek]

i have lived in high mountain air. i felt your pain brotha. but man what ya trade for in performance, you get back in quality of life. i loved living up in the mountains , the air was soo fresh.

 

[MustangChris]

i have lived in high mountain air. i felt your pain brotha. but man what ya trade for in performance, you get back in quality of life. i loved living up in the mountains , the air was soo fresh.

very true. i love mountain towns.

 

[OnyxCobra]

i like Southpark, does that count?

 

[GDawg]

Naturally Asperated cars in the high rockies suffer bad. Back in the old days, carbed cars used to have to be towed to the top of Pikes Peak cause it just wasn't working for that sort of elevation change. Blown cars are better here but I still only get 6psi out of my 9psi pulley. Air density is very low here. That's the only thing we can really change in our cars is the air/fuel mixture. When I drove to St. Paul, MN last year at ~400 feet above sea level instead of 6,400 feet above sea level, my car was a beast...

 

[MustangChris]

Naturally Asperated cars in the high rockies suffer bad. Back in the old days, carbed cars used to have to be towed to the top of Pikes Peak cause it just wasn't working for that sort of elevation change. Blown cars are better here but I still only get 6psi out of my 9psi pulley. Air density is very low here. That's the only thing we can really change in our cars is the air/fuel mixture. When I drove to St. Paul, MN last year at ~400 feet above sea level instead of 6,400 feet above sea level, my car was a beast...

+1... theres a SN95+ here in town that has a 10psi pulley and he only gets 8 out of it.