I think I have the best rx8 in the world
i pwn therefore i am
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Delaware, USA
Originally Posted by shakRpahX8
I'm telling you
I even heard about someone's visor melting...
Are you kidding me
I park my car outside in 110-130 degrees
(garage is being used only by the house onwer i'm paying a rent to)
Although the leather seats get pretty FUReaking hot
but after I sit down and turn on the AC, It goes away quickly.
HAha winfree
that was the whole point of my thread.
you hit the jackpot
to keep other fellow rx8 hopes alive
i will fight through curse of the silver for my fellow sunlight silvers and
burning degrees of Vegas Sun for my fellow 8ters
My baby and I will continue to run today and tomorrow
together
I even heard about someone's visor melting...
Are you kidding me
I park my car outside in 110-130 degrees
(garage is being used only by the house onwer i'm paying a rent to)
Although the leather seats get pretty FUReaking hot
but after I sit down and turn on the AC, It goes away quickly.
HAha winfree
that was the whole point of my thread.
you hit the jackpot
to keep other fellow rx8 hopes alive
i will fight through curse of the silver for my fellow sunlight silvers and
burning degrees of Vegas Sun for my fellow 8ters
My baby and I will continue to run today and tomorrow
together
i pwn therefore i am
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,332
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From: Delaware, USA
Originally Posted by Krankor
I don't want to rain on anybody's parade, but I have the best one. I have the same problem-free status as shakRpahX8, plus, as a Shinka black cherry, my exhaust smells like lilacs.
Seriously though, when did having a car with no problems deserve a whole thread? We're only supposed to post problems and overall angst towards this car as to fuel the tension between fanbois and trolls. Didn't you guys get the memo?
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From: In the hills between San Miguel and Parkfield - "up in the boonie lands", Central Coast of California, Wine Country
I will be waiting for postings not only on how well 8s take that heat but also high water, (that Charleston overpass is a killer), and snow - I had to make the choice between Tahatchapi (sp?) and Reno snow every winter - always survived - By the way on the milage - its downhill from LA and you drop down below sea level out there near death valley but its a pure climb up to the loop ( there is this great place where you can stand and watch a train tie a knot in itself - worth checking out at least once - bring a lunch it make take 45 minutes or more before one of those mile long ones comes through the loop!). Also check out the 20-mule Borax museum - I have a posting on it in "how I found my car" - if you read it then check out the museum it will bring tears to your eyes!
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