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Well Just had another Dsm added to my family yesterday. My girlfriend traded her Celica for a 98' Gs. She got a deal on it she couldn't refuse and the car is real clean. So where there was once 2 there is 3. Somebody shoot me.

A new way to look at MM heh http://sites.gizoogle.com/index2.php?url...loc%3Dmain

my car and 5 others got oil thrown on them last night

In case anyone needs one. I think it would work ONLY in a '95.

So, there will be celebrating. I just talked to Adam and he had no plans. Thus, MM will unite to help Adam find the new meaning of hungover. Here's the plan, we are meeting at Dave's at 8pm. Then from there, we will play it by ear.

Designated Drivers: If you are not 21, you should drive!

So, in advance I know what a lot of you guys are going to recommend, but I figured I'd ask you for honest opinions and advice anyhow because I know a lot of you guys are pretty tied up in racing competitively.

Lately as my STi project is coming to somewhat of a conclusion, I've started to get the idea of turning the STi into a full-on race car dedicated to rare street driving and mostly track stuff. I'd really like to get into some track racing training sessions and take it out whenever I can, even if it's not competitive racing

What do you guys think? Right now, my car is really set up with a lot of those fun but useless toys that I'm thinking of stripping out of it. I.E. touch screen, in car PC, the custom sub enclosure, sub and amp I haven't installed yet, etc. The motor, clutch, suspension and electronics have all been set up for a racing application. I looked at my car the other day and I was like damn, what if I just stripped everything out of it except for the driver and passenger seats, minor stereo stuff just so I could enjoy some music on the way to the track, and installed a roll cage and went all out.

The decision to make it a track only car would only further increase the amount of money I would invest in this thing in the long run, which I'm really not that crazy about. I.E. tires, probably the drivetrain components will break and require replacement, I need to look into a dry sump oil system if the current oil delivery system isn't adequate for this motor, brake pads and rotors wearing super fast, etc.

The more I think about it though, the more I realize that that's where this car is really going to be at home, and it's one of the only places that I'll be able to drive it how it should be driven LEGALLY.

I really like the way everything in my car is set up right now, but I'd really like to put this car at home on a track too if I can find the time outside of work. Any of you guys here who have dedicated track cars, or anyone in general have any input?


A lot of this stems too from my recent purchase of the IS that I'm actually enjoying driving more than the STi right now hah.

So I was putting rear brake shoes on the van at the Garage tonight and I get a phone call from Nebraska. It was paypal...

"Is this Mr. Jeff Morrison?"

yes

"This is ???? from paypal."

ok...

"Are you aware of 16 items posted for sale under your ebay account 'turboomni08' in the past 24 hours?"

no...

"So you have no knowledge of the 5 E-machines power supplies, assorted video games, and power packs for sale under your account?"

oh, this is not good is it?

"Well sir, it appears to us that your e-bay account has been stolen and is being used by a third party in a scam on other members of the community. I will take care of all the issues on the paypal end, and I will contact e-bay, but I suggest you do the same and change all your passwords as soon as possible."

WTF!!!??? So I went to ebay, and sure enough I had 13 things for sale and 3 sold. I recieved no e-mails about the posting, no "your item is sold" messages...nothing. These guys know their shit. E-bay was able to clear all the items, change my password, e-mail all the buyers and refer them to paypal for their claims. So, keep an eye on your e-bay accounts guys, I never even knew there was a problem with e-bay hijacking.