Well guys, after couple months of the 05 type S, I decided car moddin will cost too much and isn't really worth the money imo. So I go a 05 Nissan Fronter Nismo spec and soon to get a nice dirt bike to ride along with. It was fun, take care all.

 

Maintenance on the Frontier might end up costing more than modding the Honda Jus' kiddin' I've never owned a Nissan. My sis does and it's a POS.

But erm, good luck in life? Congratulations? I dunno, peace out.

 

i am glad you left.

 

if you say your leaving a type s for a nissan fronter........than my friend .......you were never here at all

 

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Totally understandable....I walk the picket fence all the time. Unless you have a good deal of excess cash, or don't mind neglecting real needs its hard to fully enjoy this hobby.

You could still work on cars....1/24 style. Model cars

 

if you are still here, how much did you lose on the exchange ?

 

well enjoy your frontier.

 

why not keep the car stock then, its not like you HAVE to mod the car..

 

True you dont have to mod your car, just like you dont have tint your windows. After hearing my insurance company tell me they can drop my policy due to racing at the track, I really lost interest. And if I can't make a track car, and car meets are boring, then im left with a car that is pretty quick, but not fast. Like a spoon when you need a fork, useless...
Anyways good things for you guys and take care.
Honda = will be missed.

 

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Huh? How did your insurance company find out? If so... who's your insurance co.
(insurance detective at willow springs raceway, "hey I thought it was the malibu cyn.")

 

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how would they know this unless you told them? Another thing is that doesn't seem very ethical for doing something perfectly legal. I would think they would encourage the "take it to the track" approach. :shrugs:

I remove my plates and cover my vin when I'm at the track.

i would have traded up for a ridgeline, Pilot, MDX, or a Toyota. have fun with "nissan quality."

 

Don't feel bad I caught all kinds of **** for getting rid of my s2000 for an RSX-S. I could never mod the s2000 because I was always buying tires, and the damn car broke all the time.