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I can use a female driver that isn't afraid of the skinny pedal and can shift gears! I'll find the June dates and let you know of the next event after Memorial Day weekend.
she definitely ain't afraid of the skinny pedal lol. Ill have to let her drive my car more so she can practice shifting more but I know she can drive a manual
good for racing, not so good for the street. If you want somehting close, get a Transgo Stage II kit. It will give you the manual 1st and 2nd gears that will hold no matter what, but if you put it in drive, it will act like a normal auto except for the much firmer shifts.
Yep got home just before Mother's Day. Trying to ween myself off the booze some. I ramp um my alcohol intake quite excessively when I'm away becuse I can't sleep. So now that I'm back and can sleep, I need to reign it in some.
LOL yeah man take it easy no need to wind up with a DWI/DUI or any other infraction here in this part O'town they are crackin down hard from what ive been hearing....
I can use a female driver that isn't afraid of the skinny pedal and can shift gears! I'll find the June dates and let you know of the next event after Memorial Day weekend.
sweet! it'd be so cool to be able to speed legally...every time i fly over the top of pungo ferry bridge at 70 or better i wonder if my luck will hold lol
Originally Posted by Sparky83
lol good luck with that karl... havent ridden with a woman yet that could shift or acclerate properly...
i resent that comment
Originally Posted by Blue Chevy
she definitely ain't afraid of the skinny pedal lol. Ill have to let her drive my car more so she can practice shifting more but I know she can drive a manual
haha...where the ground is flat...hills still freak me out some. although the car alarm was what really got me LMFAO
Originally Posted by kjett
No drinking and driving for me. I'll stay home and be happy.
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