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like i said "we can all blame "the black guy" for our problems now
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Originally Posted by WowMike2001
If something on a civic breaks.. just crawl under and slap some AEM stickers on it.. should fix it right up!
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Originally Posted by JDKing
the hummers held us up in the morning going to the trails, they'd stop to move a rock out of the road then go 20 more feet and armor all their tires, and wipe the dust off.
not to be a debbie downer here.. but you're not getting off if you peeled out for a full second. You may get the racing part dropped, but here in cali, if you purposefully spin the tires you can get a ticket for exibition of speed easy and its just as bad.
i lolled at people still saying to use the newbie clutch excuse when he said it was an auto
maybe he could try it anyways? and if the cop remembered and said "no, your car is an auto" he could just say "oh yea, i forgot..." and all would be gravy
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92 Mustang (blew engine, hoping to replace as daily with a terminator, but until then its getting a 306)
69 Mach 1, 351, TKO-600
71 chevelle, 454 BBC (hoping to sell for lotta caesh to fund terminator)
454ci club- member #2
You will be able to get it reduced no problem I'm sure, especially with the help of your lawyer friends.
But seriously...a full second burnout? Good luck explaining that as an "Accident." A full second is definitely more than a chirp...we all know and drive these cars, and even the winter with low temps and lousy traction, we can ALL keep from spinning for a full second.
I don't necessarily agree with calling it racing though.
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JLT/tune, Hurst, MBRP Axlebacks. Still slow, but fun
Yeah, this isn't gonna be taken completely away, but if your state is anything like NJ, a lawyer will probably be able to reduce it to a no point high fee infraction.
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