Niss200SXGTR said:
haha, call me stupid slut, i dont care
Hey Niss200SXGTR,
I never wanted to start anything. If you want to call that pipe a civic pipe, then fine, it's okay. I personally would never use such a thing in a Nissan. Let's be cool okay? Sometimes I'd like a little credit here and there for making custom things and actually puting a lot of effort into making my car run good, look good, and perform good. Ever since I've owned my sentra (from when I was 16, now I'm 19) people have always dogged it! I've changed that car sooo much it hurts me to sell it and think of how much money I spent on it. Imagine having an automatic 1.6L sentra go from over a 12.8 in the 1/8th mile down to less than 11.2! I remember when I first driving the sentra, I used a stopwatch an my 0-60mph was 13.2 seconds. When I gutted the car and when I had the bad header and all my other mods, I did 0-60mph in 8.2 seconds! I think that deserves some props for an automatic!
Oh, I forgot to tell you that I used to spend 8hrs a day researching things for the 1.6L sentra's. That was from September of 2001 to now (July 28th). You would not believe how many automatic transmission shops, converter shops, motor building shops, performance shops, and other places that I have talked to make my car faster and better.
Anyway, I spent around $15,000 modding my sentra. That includes a new motor, several transmissions, stall converter, 2 exhaust systems, 3 intake systems, bad pacesetter header, anti-sway bars, strut tower braces, ignition system, 4 sets of wheels & tires, stereo, 19 alternaters, tinted windows, etc. By now, I should have felt better about my car but NO, shops have ripped me off on my daily driven car. For $15,000 on modding my sentra, I could have had over 300whp on a GA or even the SR motor by now! Other than the costs, I've enjoyed driving the Sentra. I kinda fell in love with it because of all the time I spent working on it and all of the other cool things about it. (it was cool for a high schooler's car, neon's, stereo, lowered, looked clean, sounded good from both the exhaust and intake, nice rims, etc.)
Okay, okay, I'll shut up now. My point is, please don't dog people when they try to do the right thing. It really hurts some people's feelings (like mine).
We all love Nissans so let's cheer up, be friends, and have fun!
God Bless,
Dan