I would like to welcome all RX-8 Club members within North Carolina and the surrounding area a local venue to chat, meet local folks, and enjoy local drives with RX-8 friends.

Introducing a new and refreshed North Carolina RX-8 Club and Forum. Check us out at www.ncrx8club.com (http://www.ncrx8club.com)

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Previous members of the Charlotte RX-8 Club! Due to unresolvable technical issues, we have moved to the North Carolina RX-8 Club and expanded our region to all of North Carolina. Visit the Charlotte forums to renew friendships.

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hey im here

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its a sexy time...no?

Party time indeed!! We have a couple of events in the works. Stay tuned should be some great times and great driving.

good morning...

Joined, but what region is Fort Bragg under? Sh!t hole NC? Definitely have been picking up on a few of us from here if you wouldnt mind posting something. Maybe its considered under one of those categories but unless it blatently says where to go, us military guys cant figure it out. LOL

Just my 2 cents

Thanks

super bump!

Hey all,

Headed back to the southeast at last! I'll be in the Pope AFB/Fort Bragg/Fayetteville area for at least a year or few, starting around late Novemberish.

How are the winters up there? I'm likely to pick up some winter tires if the snow gets lousy - or perhaps an auxiliary car to battle the elements if it turns out you guys get way more snow than we do in Atlanta. I'm looking at stuff like the BHR ignition kit for those cold starts and perhaps some new wheels depending on the cost of mounting these hypothetical winter tires.

Basically, I just want to be prepared for this winter up there, hopefully without spending a buttload of money.

Thanks!

No big RX-8 fans in Wilmington apparently... :(

Hey all,

Headed back to the southeast at last! I'll be in the Pope AFB/Fort Bragg/Fayetteville area for at least a year or few, starting around late Novemberish.

How are the winters up there? I'm likely to pick up some winter tires if the snow gets lousy - or perhaps an auxiliary car to battle the elements if it turns out you guys get way more snow than we do in Atlanta. I'm looking at stuff like the BHR ignition kit for those cold starts and perhaps some new wheels depending on the cost of mounting these hypothetical winter tires.

Basically, I just want to be prepared for this winter up there, hopefully without spending a buttload of money.

Thanks!

Bragg is not too bad. survived just fine the entire winter with my all-season tires on. remote start worked fine all winter as well with no issues. car was only in carport with no side cover.

Will have a beater this year though, put too many miles on in the last year and a half.