.....LMAO!!!
Congrats on the car hoss. Are they mounting the winters right away?
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.....LMAO!!!
Congrats on the car hoss. Are they mounting the winters right away?
They gave me the option...said if I wanted to enjoy the good rubber for a few days then come back to get the winters would be ok, so I'll be on the stock rubber for probably the week. Gives me a chance to feel what the car can really do lolQuote:
Originally Posted by 3GFX
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Originally Posted by SomeGuy
that's until you blow the engine....
That's what 4 years of MAP warranty are for lolQuote:
Originally Posted by stormin84
I would recommend using a good rubber all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SomeGuy
hahahah oh man
Anyone know someplace locally I can have a cheap remote starter/keyless entry unit installed on my car?
I got my remote starter from future shop, whether it was cheap or not i don't remember, I didnt buy it myself. Id advise spending a bit extra money for a good one though unless theres a better place for them with good price/quality. mine does wonky stuff sometimes. I dont think my range is as good as they say it is. The one button it came with was too big too, I dont even use it anymore. Id sit down at home and manage to push the button and hear my car start outside :whoa. still good for winter mornings thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by boogie
It's a little off topic but I imagine one of you guys must live in Waterloo. My girl friend is looking to do her masters and Phd there so where probably going to be moving there this summer so what part of the city is good to live in? We would prefer not to live in a big building, were more looking in the direction of like a duplex or in law suite rental. Any help would be greatly appreaciated.
You want to live close to the university, unless she's got a car.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek13
But http://www.och.uwaterloo.ca/ is a good place to get started.
Close to the university is 90% shitholes :). I've recently driven around the area and was surprised how shitty a lot of the student houses look (most are owned / managed by one company). Guess as long as the walls are still standing (crooked or not) it's $400/room/month.Quote:
Originally Posted by XTOTHEL
Hope she's got a car so she can get a nice place (nicer) to live.
Oooooooohhhh.... sooooo shiney!!!! Did you buy that from Rebecca?
So, did your g/f drive it home for you, or did you drive with your hazards on the whole way?
hahaha
take those phuckin plate frames off...no wonder your the new guy
I had just got it, relax.Quote:
Originally Posted by bubba1983
Yes from Rebecca...and no way! Believe it or not, I've driven a standard mazda 3 for longer than your ***got ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by RECREATIONAL_ANXIETY
pfff i gave back my plate frames when i picked up the car back to the salesman bahahahah
lets get you in a big rig new guy, and ill have a contest with ya to see who grabs more gears bahahah
Would love to try driving a transport with one of those ridiculous 15 or whatever gears...is it possible? Or have to have my A license?Quote:
Originally Posted by bubba1983
on your own, you need a minimum z endorsement, or a dz license, can't recall which...
but with me...maaaybe we can swing something on a sat night...maaaybe
I bet you have.Quote:
Originally Posted by SomeGuy
considering you have what? 10 years of age on him? lol
Houses here are nice: http://maps.google.ca/?ie=UTF8&hq=&h...13937&t=h&z=17Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokey
P.S. Forbes Mazda do good service? Need to do my first oil change n stuff...
I've had no problems so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by XTOTHEL
ditto they get all my big work im not equipped for...i like doing most everything myself
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Originally Posted by RECREATIONAL_ANXIETY
Thanks guys :) First service Friday!Quote:
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