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Gocasen     $ 0.00 Who truley is captain Ghetto From the most recent thread i think node is loosing his ghettoness. Useing metal and flanges instead of jb weld for his intake. Come on. So now lets have a little fun V6 guys. Whats the wierdest thing you have ever used to remove put on or break on your car.|

Wierdest thing i have used is a Pick axe and a monkey wrench to remove my left hand axle.
Mr2 Webstie Zr-1 Website Mr2 and WRX Website Mr2 and Hatch Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 04:33 PM #2 michaelmr2 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Visit Homepage I derail my own threads Join Date Jan 2006 Location Highlands Ranch CO Posts 867 Thanks  16 Thanks  4 Thanked in4 Posts Total Contributions For
michaelmr2     $ 0.00 empty can of Dog food as a clamp for home made straight pipe exhaust. Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 04:56 PM #3 3sgtepower View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Banned Seller Join Date Feb 2006 Posts 1,573 Thanks  6 Thanks  41 Thanked in37 Posts Total Contributions For
3sgtepower     $ 0.00 the owner before me hacksawed my stock shifter down to a nub, then caulked on a type r shift knob. Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 05:38 PM #4 MrGrimm View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries n00b Join Date Mar 2006 Posts 408 Thanks  0 Thanks  2 Thanked in2 Posts Total Contributions For
MrGrimm     $ 0.00 3s power, you should totally beat that dudes *** for being a ****bag Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 07:50 PM #5 canadam View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries MidshipExpress Join Date Feb 2005 Location Beautiful British Columbia Posts 11,227 Thanks  122 Thanks  173 Thanked in150 Posts Blog Entries1 Total Contributions For
canadam     $ 0.00 Why The stock shiftlever is worth like 14 bucks.

Originally Posted by MrGrimm 3s power, you should totally beat that dudes *** for being a ****bag Parts for sale: German Radio Trim -- Dandism Glass -- '98+ Steering Wheel -- K-Sport Endlinks -- TRD HIDs -- TRD FPR -- and more!!!
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Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 07:52 PM #6 DBHMR2 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Cage Fighter Join Date Oct 2005 Location SEFFNER, FLORIDA Posts 252 Thanks  0 Thanks  0 Thanked in0 Posts Total Contributions For
DBHMR2     $ 0.00 my buddy has a kawasaki 900 bike, and he broke down in the middle of nowhere and he called me up, and the bolt that holds the front sproket on his bike, had worn down the threads and it would not hold, it was late and every place was closed, and all the extra bolts i had brought didnt work, so we used a few zip ties to hold the sprocket on Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 08:13 PM #7 Gocasen View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Cage Fighter Join Date Apr 2006 Posts 146 Thanks  0 Thanks  0 Thanked in0 Posts Total Contributions For
Gocasen     $ 0.00 Originally Posted by 3sgtepower the owner before me hacksawed my stock shifter down to a nub, then caulked on a type r shift knob. Thats not that ghetto. The caulk is. He could have hacked it and then welded it back on like my buddy did. Its acually called the Sogi Shifter on supra forums.
Mr2 Webstie Zr-1 Website Mr2 and WRX Website Mr2 and Hatch Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 08:35 PM #8 MrGrimm View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries n00b Join Date Mar 2006 Posts 408 Thanks  0 Thanks  2 Thanked in2 Posts Total Contributions For
MrGrimm     $ 0.00 who cares what the stock shifter is worth, that douche used caulk. the dude i bought my mr2 from, had bought it with the cd player that in there now. if i knew the dude who wired it, id seriously go ask him why he did such a ghetto *** job. people are **** offs, and it angers me. and yes i like to start **** obviously. quick funny story. this dude was mouthin me a couple weekends ago, so i go in his face, he was getting ready to hit me, so i got him first. hit him so hard it broke his nose and he literally **** his pants lol. i guess theres a nerve that releases the bowels somehow. but still funny.
caulk is for fags Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 08:55 PM #9 DaveMush View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Visit Homepage Mr2 V6 #8 Join Date Aug 2005 Location Syracuse, Ny Posts 416 Thanks  0 Thanks  14 Thanked in11 Posts Total Contributions For
DaveMush     $ 0.00 (note to self: Dont get into a debate with MrGrimm... Unnecessary violence and vulgar attitude/languarge may result...)


91'/01' Mr2 V6, Purplish Blue Mica, 98' body
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1MZ running well... 2GR being rebuilt as we speak...
Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 09:08 PM #10 canadam View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries MidshipExpress Join Date Feb 2005 Location Beautiful British Columbia Posts 11,227 Thanks  122 Thanks  173 Thanked in150 Posts Blog Entries1 Total Contributions For
canadam     $ 0.00 A person can do whatever they want to their car. Personally, if you got " in my face" about something I did to my own vehicle, you wouldn't have a chance to hit me first. Parts for sale: German Radio Trim -- Dandism Glass -- '98+ Steering Wheel -- K-Sport Endlinks -- TRD HIDs -- TRD FPR -- and more!!!
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Reply With Quote 06-30-2006, 11:43 PM #11 Weasy2k View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries What is an MR2? Join Date Mar 2005 Location Vancouver, BC Posts 8,873 Thanks  33 Thanks  84 Thanked in69 Posts Total Contributions For
Weasy2k     $ 0.00 Originally Posted by canadam A person can do whatever they want to their car. Personally, if you got " in my face" about something I did to my own vehicle, you wouldn't have a chance to hit me first. or second Reply With Quote 07-01-2006, 12:00 AM #12 sinESter View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries quick like a minx Join Date Jan 2006 Location portland Posts 532 Thanks  1 Thanks  2 Thanked in2 Posts Total Contributions For
sinESter     $ 0.00 lofl^^^^^^^^^^^^ Member of the Moua Bros Workshop Group. Reply With Quote 07-01-2006, 01:49 AM #13 operatiofelatio View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries No Skills Join Date Feb 2006 Posts 105 Thanks  0 Thanks  1 Thanked in1 Post Total Contributions For
operatiofelatio     $ 0.00 nice one chuck norris Reply With Quote 07-01-2006, 05:48 AM #14 SpeedballTrix View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Foul Weather Drifter Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 870 Thanks  4 Thanks  1 Thanked in1 Post Total Contributions For
SpeedballTrix     $ 0.00 Not a car story, but I actually replaced a part of my paintball gun with a stick once and it worked for about 20 shots before having to replace the stick. Reply With Quote 07-01-2006, 08:27 AM #15 Tyler H View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Back on the road. Join Date Mar 2005 Location Knoxville TN Posts 972 Thanks  10 Thanks  36 Thanked in30 Posts Total Contributions For
Tyler H     $ 0.00 I used a piece of twine from the throttle body, over the roof, and into the engine compartment to test drive my gen3 before I got the throttle cable sorted out. Hand throttle. Reply With Quote 07-01-2006, 09:12 AM #16 Gocasen View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Cage Fighter Join Date Apr 2006 Posts 146 Thanks  0 Thanks  0 Thanked in0 Posts Total Contributions For
Gocasen     $ 0.00 Originally Posted by Tyler H I used a piece of twine from the throttle body, over the roof, and into the engine compartment to test drive my gen3 before I got the throttle cable sorted out. Hand throttle. Omfg ingenious.

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toymdngn     $ 0.00 i was just wondering why i saw banned under your name over there.

WTF was "clicker beware" Sent from deep space using Sheer Luck.
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3sgtepower     $ 0.00 I got a million ghetto stories taht the previous owners did to my car, if you liked that one.

The guy who wired my stereo system used nice expensive equipment, like focal door speakers $150 in stores, as well as an eclipse 32440 800watt rms amplifier which was probably around $600 when he bought it.
After spending easily what was $750 or so on all this equipment, when wiring the door speakers he decided not to put it through the plastic tube between the door and the car, which caused the wiring to break after repeated opening and closings of the door over years, which blew the amplifier when it grounded itself out on the door.

I had to pay $80 to fix it, and rewired it correctly myself.

ANother one, I received the car, the guy drove it 150 miles from southeast missouri to stlouis to get it to me so I could test drive it. On the test drive I noticed a grinding scraping sound when I braked. It was the brakepads down to the metal, scoring the rotors. He actually drove the car this way for a long time apparently. What could have been $11 to fix with new $2 pads and $3 worth of brake fluid, was then $91 to fix since I had to get all new disc rotors as well as new pads and brake fluid.

Apparently the previous owner thought it was ok to drive around for years with blown struts. We could tell they had been blown for years when we pulled them apart.
The struts were so ravaged with rust, my mechanic told me they were the hardest struts he ever had to replace. we pounded on each strut for 30- 1 hour with a hammer and chisel, to try to get the strut to release its rusty grip from the shock tower. The steering wheel was hard to turn because the bearings on the strut mounts were absolutely ravaged with rust. After doing all that work, trust me, go with a TEIN setup thats is 100x easier to install than my kyb agx strut cartridges were. the easier install alone should be worth the extra money for the vastly superior setup.

Yea, I got a lot of ghetto stories, this car was probably the most ghetto mr2 turbo at one time. Last edited by 3sgtepower; 07-01-2006 at 10:33 AM. Reply With Quote 07-01-2006, 10:23 AM #19 Gocasen View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Cage Fighter Join Date Apr 2006 Posts 146 Thanks  0 Thanks  0 Thanked in0 Posts Total Contributions For
Gocasen     $ 0.00 Originally Posted by toymdngn i was just wondering why i saw banned under your name over there.

WTF was "clicker beware" Clicker beware was an intresting post i made on sleep depervation. Lets just put it this way. it involved beer/barf/jizz/ and a few other bodly fluids. I hate how limited OT is over there.
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Raptor13x     $ 0.00 Some ghetto things I've done:

*I bought an MR2 that had a badly damaged hood that wouldn't close, so I just took it off and drove the car with no hood for weeks.

*I brought an engine and transmission home in my 2. The Pontiac V6 engine fit dissassembled into the trunk, and since the hood was missing, I just tossed the big automatic transmission into the frunk and drove the car home with it sticking halfway out.

*Covered my friend's Corsica entirely in duct tape, because paint was too expensive and duct tape was more fun. We also manufactured a wooden wing and screwed it to the trunk lid. The wing had about a 35 degree angle to it.

*Attempted to use a pull start from a snowblower on my RX-7 in an effort to save weight. (which didn't work)

*On said RX-7, I removed the whole interior including the dashboard, so the whole thing was just bare metal, removed all the windows including the rear hatch, aside from the windshield, duct taped the instrument cluster to the steering column, removed the hood, removed the entire wiring harness and wired the whole car up with minimum wires and switches across the firewall, and removed the bumper reinforcements and zip-tied the bumper covers to the car, all to save weight. You would not believe how fast a bone stock 12a rotary can move a stripped out RX-7.

*Also on that RX-7, two of the rear suspension links rusted out, so I just removed them, so every time you hit the gas the rear axle moved backwards about 3 inches, then forward again. I proceeded to race the car well after this happened, beating many Mustangs.

*Also on that RX-7, the exhaust system fell off, so I just replaced it from right after the exhaust manifold with a $20 muffler that I just clamped on and used a coathanger to hold up. Reply With Quote Page 1 of 5 12345 Last Jump to page: « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Posting Permissions You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts   BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On [VIDEO] code is On HTML code is Off

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