Search results

It was a SM2 Miata. It was a great trun out and a great place to run.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p> <o:p></o:p> I know you know how friendly the people are, so take advantage of them.<o:p></o:p> <o:p></o:p> Here is a site that has a...

The most important part of Autox is the driver; do not spend any money on the car; put the money on the driver. That said, send the first year learning. You will then learn what you need to do on the car and what class will fit you the best. This can not be said too may times. Wes, you missed...

They can be a little stinker.(butt) :rolleyes:

(wink) Joy Killer! You have taken the fun out of it. (naughty)

I agree. I have also fostered. It was always a hart-breaker. Just as you get attached, they leaved.(sad2) (sad1) <O:p</O:p A 75lb 11-yo tuxedo male got him when he was 2, name: Sir Bently, looks like dmitrik's<O:p</O:p <O:p</O:p

#1 and if it is Axware then there will be no problem.

40mph in 6' is not bad at all.(hump)

So how many of us here like performance cars and high performance 40mph coach-potatoes? (cool) Sir Bently: a 10 year old, had for 8 years.

Dose any one have some worn-out struts for a 2002 that they like to get rid of. I would like a set to see if I can get some Koni Sports inserts for them.

There is an AutoX. See http://spokes.org for details.

For Houston area check out http://www.houscca.com/

Take a look at http://www.spokes.org. Also note that we have one schedule for 3/21/04, the Sunday of the Austin meet.

I don't remember seeing a maroon Protg running. But there was a blue MSP, Sandy ES and a green (i think) dx with MP3 suspension. The blue MSP was co-drive by one of the fastest driver in the club and was 6 sec. faster then me in my ES with A/T.<O:p</O:p