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darkducati wrote:
bakemonoma70 wrote:www.toysport.com the cluster fuck of all things toyota.
yeah, most definately better put :lol:
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down_shift wrote:
Falkon45 wrote:but by then, she's a trailer queen, and an embarrasment to true drifters for being so.
true I hate those wannabes like Millen, Hubinette, and Gitten.
they're not wannabes. Just corporate whores.
but I can't say much. I'm gonna me an embarrasment myself, with this RX-7 and all.

ahh fuck it. I'm gay.
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If your saying a drift car on a trailer is an embarassment I have to disagree.
I save that hate for show cars with the "drift" look. Full drifter kit, takata harnesses, auto transmission, and stock brakes.
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I think anyone in Millen, Hubinette, or Gitten's shoes would be doing the same thing. I think it's awesome that they have elevated the sport to a new level. Corporate or not... they have work hard, and sacrificed a lot for the sport.

I'm proud of those guys.
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JR's the man
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well, I'm mostly just hating cause I wanna be like them. Only with a(new) toyota capable enough to do the job. alas, toyota had dissapointed me for the last 10 years, and hasn't come out with a fr car to do the job.

although I would much rather see some grassroots type stuff. daily driven drifters are cool (in my book).
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my hatred stems from rage.
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andysapp wrote:I think anyone in Millen, Hubinette, or Gitten's shoes would be doing the same thing. I think it's awesome that they have elevated the sport to a new level. Corporate or not... they have work hard, and sacrificed a lot for the sport.

I'm proud of those guys.

this is how I feel for Nick Hogan, I know for a fact that if I was in his shoes I would be doing the exact same thing. If I had the opportunities I know I would most definately take advantage of them in order to get where I wanted to be, so I don't put any blame on any of the big names these days I actually just think it's great what they're doing and aspire to maybe some day be able to enjoy the novel idea of getting paid to drive.

Just my .02 cents.
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quazar311 wrote:
bakemonoma70 wrote:www.toysport.com the koran of all things toyota.
why's it gotta be the koran??!?!?
because if it was the bible you'd have to deal with southern baptists. and thats just a gross though.

toysport is pretty damn knowledgable about old yota motors, they've been at it forever. While I'd never buy anything from them cause they charge retarded prices....their tech articles are some pretty good shizz.
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