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Type R = Retards
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tjamz
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| Joined: 10/05
Posted: 03/24/06
02:40 PM
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Oh, I agree, but I was just trying to clear any possible misconceptions and any assumptions based on age. For all we know, this kid could have grown up driving carts/shifter cars and be a better driver at 15 than I am at 31
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Posted: 03/24/06
05:29 PM
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possible but unlikley...i did grow up driving cars my dad would sit me on his lab when i was just little to small to reach the pedals ...untill i could then he would take me out and put me in the driver seat when i could reach but even growing up with someone bound to show you all their skills ...i still learn ...
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wonner
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| Posts: 26
| Joined: 02/06
Posted: 03/25/06
10:10 AM
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1. Type R badging on a 86-99 Civic. When did honda start making Type R civics? again not true
2. Now here's one I see alot, Type R badging on a 1st and 2nd Generation Acura Integra. Ha who are they fooling, I thought that the 3rd generation Integra from 98-01 was produced in limited numbers in Type R Trim.
3. V-Tec badging on a 85-89 Accord. This one is really bogus because, V-Tec wasn't even invented yet. Correct me if I'm wrong.
1. The Civic Type-R was introduced in Japan in 1997.
2. The Acura Integra Type-R was introduced in 1995 in Japan. 2 years later in the 1997 Model Year the United States saw it's first Integra Type-R.
3. VTEC was first introduced in Japan in 1989.
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...There was only one True Type R and that was the 3rd generation Acura Integra from 98-01.
Wrong again. Honda made 'Type-R' models of the Civic, Accord, and NSX as well.
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Now Dipshits I hope this all taught you something.
Anything else you care to teach us, dipshit? 
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Lancage
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| Joined: 03/06
Posted: 03/25/06
11:20 AM
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Im thinking i just might put a type-r badge on my Dodge Shadow, would that be a crime???
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cj1977
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| Joined: 10/04
Posted: 03/25/06
12:18 PM
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Im thinking i just might put a type-r badge on my Dodge Shadow, would that be a crime???
Do it. I don't get bent out of shape over dumb stuff like that. I certainly won't lobby on a forum page.
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wonner
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Posted: 03/26/06
12:16 PM
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Posted: 03/26/06
08:34 PM
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haha...hell yes
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Posted: 03/27/06
05:06 AM
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whats its quarter mile time???
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Lancage
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Posted: 03/27/06
12:19 PM
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lol i would never do that i hope, the only "badging" i would do is for my system, Alpine/JL Audio.. but not for this car lol hopefully getting '94 Integra would be nice....
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Posted: 03/27/06
05:41 PM
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this one must not have been a type-r
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/F556ECEB-3062-4525-976B-CBDFFDB8FE6A.htm
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Posted: 03/28/06
05:16 AM
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dude the lawn mower won
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amil5927
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Posted: 03/28/06
10:59 AM
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yes i'll agree its retarded, kinda like people that bought the srt design neon that is really a sxt, but the dumbasses try and race it like its a real srt-4...SAD. at least the type r badge is better than those *** with gtr badges on their cars. HELLO, YOUR CAR IS NOT A SKYLINE (unless you are one of the lucky few that actually has a real skyline)!
i agree, i thought it was bad with the kids who stick them on maxima's and other nissan's..., the other night, though, i saw a gtr badge on a SUNFIRE...how sad is that...atleast the integra boys are maintaining some standard of correctness
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Posted: 03/29/06
10:06 PM
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Yeah, but isn't a Skyline illegal to own or even drive in the US
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Posted: 03/30/06
05:11 AM
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no you can drive a skyline legally if you do the importation process right
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tjamz
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Posted: 03/30/06
08:22 PM
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The only authorized importer of Skylines is/was Motorex, but now with the owner of Motorex in jail (for not modding the cars properly/at all..and ripping people off) you can only legally import the later year R33's (they have dual airbags....I forget the exact years). There are companies that bring them into Florida semi-legally. By that I mean they bring the Chassis and Engine seperately and then reinstall them once on our shores. This classifies the car as a "Kit Car". Good luck insuring one of those for what they are really worth and even better luck actually getting an insurance company to make good on a claim on one of them. If you don't live in Florida, good luck getting them licensed in your state....DOT may require a lot of proof that it meets federal regulations and standards. Trust me, i've looked.
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