If you've been following this thread at all, you would have read that I plan on painting the whole car again, also fixing any rust spots with bondo.


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This post was edited by grandmabob on Nov 11 2009 12:02am

all hondas suck and have the same problems. they're slow, have the same rust problems; almost all stock paint DC integras have a shitload of oxidation, all of them are owned by 16 yr olds who just got their license, and hondas/acuras are an extremely popular target amongst thieves.

saturns on the other hand, are usually left stock, have a slow motor in there for the sole purpose of being slow and a comfortable DD, usually aren't equipped with 3" tailpipe or flamed out and are usually driven by middle aged men/women who actually don't give a fuck about cars and use them just for transportation.

Its @ 20 pages

Why the fuck would I read the whole thing you dope

What color are you painting it?

keeping it the champion white NH-0

also probably getting rid of the rear bumper and putting the stock one back on.

This post was edited by grandmabob on Nov 11 2009 12:04am

I've always HATED white cars until I owned one

I can't really imagine going another way, maybe blue

my control arms are red and I like the look of it with the white body, after putting the stock bumper back on you'll be able to see them better.

Pic of my baby

It has a b18ck433 h/i iivttek makes like 220 to the wheels baby

Edit- eebay turbo soon to come

This post was edited by Killerme99 on Nov 11 2009 12:26am

Not even close to what? Do you think it is really how the recruiter says it is? They told 2 of my friends that it is against the rules for anyone to lay a hand on them during training. Psh.. That didn't keep a DI from soccer kicking a guy in the face when he fucked up his sand crawl. It didn't keep a DI from backhanding one of my friends in his face and breaking his nose. According to the new rules they are supposed to have their masks on in the gas chamber and only have momentary exposure to the gas. Sure... One of my friends went through fine. Another one the DI walked around and popped everyone's mask repeatedly letting in smoke. The third friend was unlucky enough to have his unit leader as his DI for the gas chamber. Once he noticed which group was in the chamber he walked around and pulled all of their masks off for the duration.


They teach you how to swim with your ankles and wrists tied. Well, they try. Do you know how they do that? That tie you up, and push you off a platform 12ft above the water. You have to swim to the other end of the pool (8ft deep) to get out. Only a few people can keep above water. About 1/4 of them sink. They don't pull you up right away. You have to struggle for like 80 feet gasping for air sucking in water. It is the closest thing you can feel to drowning without dying.

It is set up so that anyone can make it through. They can take an average person and teach them the things they need to make it through. They repeat things and beat ideas into their heads. They don't just change your body. They change your mind. They change the way you think. It is no doubt by necessity. You can't get someone to run straight into the front line if they don't know for a fact that they are the shit. You have to make them think that they are the elite. Are marines elite fighters? Some of them, yes.


Parris island does things a little more old school than san diego. One of the big things that makes it harder is the weather. The island has between 70 and 100% humidity year round. In the summer you can't breathe its so hot, in the winter the humidity keeps you wet and you freeze. That alone can make the training 10x harder.

tbh, I'm not gonna read that. All I have to say is, holy shit you've seriously just used your last 25 minutes doing this....

About 5 minutes. You might want to read it. I don't know how they do things out west but that's how it is here.