Originally Posted by Midnight11 (Post 22403)

Steve procrastinates another race...

Originally Posted by 03MachMe (Post 22399)

Do you not have a kennel?

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22407)

Lol. Yeah you got me. I deliberately sent my wife into labor to avoid a race with our slow turds. Lol gimme a break.

We just got home from the hospital about two hours ago. We are all exhausted from no sleep the last few days. Wife is recovering but in bed still. So i need to be here to help out.

Originally Posted by MidWest281 (Post 22409)

hmm...seems like a legit excuse...

Originally Posted by MidWest281 (Post 22413)

new puppy excuse....not so legit.

Originally Posted by jng2985 (Post 22425)

Some badass cars out there,unfortunatly between work calls and baby momma drama didn't get to shoot the shit with most of y'all.

Btw the parking lot pimp'n is great and all but when's the next meet and drive? Hill country perhaps?

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22426)

I will be planning the country cruise here very soon. :)

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22426)

I will be planning the country cruise here very soon. :)

Originally Posted by blownaltered (Post 22427)

Sounds fun

Originally Posted by jng2985 (Post 22428)

Sweet... If you need a tour guide I have plenty of turns about 1.5hrs sw of Abilene. Only problem with that is the long flat track out there..

Originally Posted by Midnight11 (Post 22436)

meet was fun and i actually got a to race a sterling gray car ;)

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22437)

Well, how did it go? Who was it?

Originally Posted by Midnight11 (Post 22440)

dark pony. and i pulled him about car to 155 lol

both had minor issues though

Originally Posted by Phuck Phace (Post 22441)

I missed it. St.Paddys is more important.

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22434)

It's a blast. The country cruises are so much more fun than drag racing. Nothing like a beautiful day and some backroads twisties fun!



I've got a whole route mapped out complete with directions for everyone. It's over 100 miles of cruising through fun hills, twists and turns. It can be done as slow or fast as the drivers skill set allows.

I've done this before with another group and we usually divided it up between the "cruisers" and the "fast" group. The cruisers group is usually made up of the people who just want to take their time and enjoy the drive, or people who don't really have a fast car, or have their kids along etc.

The fast group is for the driver who wants to challenge themselves with the turns. There are stretches of this route where very high speeds are very achieveable.

It's a route between McKinney and Sherman. Starts at TrueStreet Motorsports and then ends right off of 75 in Sherman where we stop for lunch. After lunch, drivers can elect to jump on 75 south to take a straight shot home, or turn around and go do the route again in reverse order. :)

Originally Posted by GrabberMatt (Post 22450)

I'd love to go on a cruise - that's much better than standing around in the parking lot. I went last night and I met a few guys that were friendly in talkng about their cars, but for the most part, mehh..

Originally Posted by blownaltered (Post 22448)

Damn I think that's two tanks of gas for my beater, hopefully with the new tune she will get better mileage.

Originally Posted by STROKD (Post 22472)

Went to the driving range and dinner with an old friend instead. Didnt want to feel out of place in a parking lot full of Fords.

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22480)

You should go play an actual course so that when you spend all that time in the sandtraps you would have a good exuse for all that sand in your vagina.

Originally Posted by STROKD (Post 22894)

My problem is pitching it a short distance, I either hit it too soft and it goes 20 feet or too hard and it flies over the green. That is the main thing I am working on currently.

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 22896)

That comes with consistant practice. The problem most hobby golfers have is the lack of consistancy in their swing lacking the basic mechanics. It's the same thing with bowlers too. Constantly always blaming something other than the basics and it almost always comes back to the timing in the swing.