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Nice vid as usual :bigthumbu

Lmao

Damn, your spanish is worst than your english.... You know where to find me :bigthumbu

Seat is a division of VW, sold everywhere except in North America, but that's nothing new to you guys.

Nice vid :bigthumbu

I hate that there's another Dominican on the forum. And, I hate that his name is also Carlos :laugh:

Yep, everytime I go to the track. I'll be back when you pour more gas on it.

Damn, you guys had a blast, awesome pics too :bigthumbu

Hi guys, As the title says any Origin dealer around FL area. All my fender are crushed, so why not :bigthumbu Tx.

Nice !!

I don't know about the Chimis, but the beers are still good to go :D The track is in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, it's called Autodromo Internacional de Las Americas as stated before. Thanks j0nes.

SR20DET stock @ stock boost. RS-R D1 Spec Poly-Bushings all over. JIC Magic FLT-1. 5Zigen 3" Exhaust. Bad paint, and Stripped interior :D . This is the only pro-track we have @ the DR. Yeh !! Nice eh... but he downpart is that you're in front of the sea, in a 100% humidity and high...

I haven't post for a while, but old member should remember me, anyways to the vids: Right Click, Save as Quicktime, Video 1. 6012K. Right Click, Save as Quicktime, Video 2. 8190K. And while they download, here are some pics: http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/2456/p10100303ir.jpg...

Mierda !!!

Get yourself a torche (o whatever the name is) and fix it yourself you lazzy bastard ;)

Crashed two times, blowed my radiator, my water pump died, and so did my engine but here it is, one full day on the track drifting: Here I am working in the middle of the track.. And this is how it ended :mad:

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The RWD DET uses a CAS instead of the normal FWD DE (or DET) distributor, rotor and cap. The RWD DET uses a coil in each piston, the DE uses one on the distributor. The Idle control valves and oil squirters are different and probably other things that I'm forgetting ;) ......

On the suspension departament I will have to say that will be up to you, the way you drive, where you drive (daily) and how much money do want to invest. I would recommend like I always do, start drifting your car with what it has, get good tires, you have a SE model, so it's all good. Anyways...

http://www.exbyte.net/media/videos/819/Awesome_F1_Engine_Fire_Up.html