rice burners. Reply #15 – March 27, 2006, 04:00:45 PM I guess I'm about a 0% advocate then, since that's about the percentage of time I drive the T-bird right now. Guess I'm just not cut out for RWD. Ought to stick to the FWD 4-cylinder rice-cars. Quote Selected
my ricer Reply #16 – March 27, 2006, 04:36:11 PM the wife drives a kia optima with the 4 banger... no ricer stuff though (afraid the tin can would fall apart) and my DD is a 94 Chrysler Town & Country with woodgrain panelling.... you'd be suprised how fast that 3.8 liter is!! my burnouts are well respected at school:flame: (but they rag me constantly about the woodgrain :() Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #17 – March 27, 2006, 05:40:28 PM my DD is my feet they are really cheap on gas Z Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #18 – March 27, 2006, 08:16:44 PM im surprised no one has said this rather simple one yet.its my personal favorite and the one I always use: rice rocket. Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #19 – March 27, 2006, 09:46:16 PM Quote from: DakotaEpicMy buddy has a 95 HO Cherokee It's fast as hell. i used to call them rice rockets, but then realized that was kind of a compliment. Quote from: ZondaC12 im surprised no one has said this rather simple one yet.its my personal favorite and the one I always use:rice rocket. Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #20 – March 27, 2006, 11:10:15 PM My DD is a 5-cylinder turbo Volvo, and it burns every bit as much gas as the T-Bird - then again, it is more powerful, more luxurious, and probably a bit heavier (all wheel drive, wagon bodystyle)As for ricer names I just call 'em econopoopsters Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #21 – March 27, 2006, 11:11:08 PM I call them "broken ground effects shiznit cans with stiff suspensions that are like that to make their ugly wives tatas shake when they hit another bump and se the last of their bumper cover off":D Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #22 – March 27, 2006, 11:21:15 PM My DD is a 93 3.3L V6 Buick Century. I don't hate ricers I feel that you can do what ever you want to your car after all it's your car. I just can't stand the way they drive like a-holes and tailgate, weave through traffic, and speed 25 mph over the limit to prove that they are bad ass. Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #23 – March 28, 2006, 01:41:05 AM Quotemy DD is a 5-cylinder turbo Volvo, and it burns every bit as much gas as the T-BirdYou forgot; the volvo burns every bit of oil, too....My DD is my feet....and when i want, i drive the Explorer or the F-150. None of them are easy on gas, but dad didn`t have a 4 cylinder car since 1988.... Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #24 – March 28, 2006, 11:27:32 AM Quote from: DakotaEpicMy buddy has a 95 HO Cherokee It's fast as hell.Yes, surprisingly. My favorite option is the power/comfort tranny mode (just higher shift points). It reminds me of the prem/reg fuel switch on the TC.Oh, BTW, in a little over a month, I'll be driving the TC again as a DD! I actually got it running on Saturday, and running good. It was the first time I heard it run since November of 2004. Now all I have to do is ship it to NS without incident, set the boost control through trial and error, trusting in the stock boost gague, and get it inspected. ( NS yearly inspections. Oh well. I'd need an out of province anyway)I had forgotten how loud it was. :D Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #25 – March 28, 2006, 01:09:37 PM Quote from: oldravenYes, surprisingly. My favorite option is the power/comfort tranny mode (just higher shift points). It reminds me of the prem/reg fuel switch on the TC. Oh, BTW, in a little over a month, I'll be driving the TC again as a DD! I actually got it running on Saturday, and running good. It was the first time I heard it run since November of 2004. Now all I have to do is ship it to NS without incident, set the boost control through trial and error, trusting in the stock boost gague, and get it inspected. ( NS yearly inspections. Oh well. I'd need an out of province anyway) I had forgotten how loud it was. :D Soooo this means your gona make a showing this year right? Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #26 – March 28, 2006, 01:50:07 PM I drive 75 miles round trip to work so a couple of years ago I got a used Hyundai exel (till I blew the tranny).but when I brought it home my uncle started laughing at it and asked me "when you drive that do you get the urge to eat fish-heads & rice Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #27 – March 28, 2006, 02:06:50 PM Quote from: CougarSESoooo this means your gona make a showing this year right?"Hi, I'm looking for a job. It's good to be back in Nova Scotia. By the way, I'm going to need about a week off in July."Sorry. Not this year. :disappoinBut at least I'll be a lot closer than before. Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #28 – March 28, 2006, 03:29:13 PM Quote from: oldraven"Hi, I'm looking for a job. It's good to be back in Nova Scotia. By the way, I'm going to need about a week off in July." Sorry. Not this year. :disappoin But at least I'll be a lot closer than before. I've done it (reserved time off at the job intreview) :D In fact I've done it twice, both times for a wedding (and strangely enough, both times for the same brother) Quote Selected
rice burners. Reply #29 – March 28, 2006, 04:44:45 PM Quote from: CougarSE hahaa WHOOPS i might wanna read the thread completely next time LOL Quote Selected
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