Once again, not to sound like a dick, but you guys all came out there extremely cocky, and seemed to rub a lot of the normals the wrong way. I didn't speak a single word to any of your Subbie guys. In fact, I offered up advice to your little buddy with the teal hatch, yet all I got from any of your people were dirty looks and snarls, especially when I walked over to the white STi and started talking with Kirill and taking a few pictures.[/QUOTE]


We came out there with a lot of people on our team and alot of people who know us, we came out for a good time. As far as rubbing the normals the wrong way, give me a break, we are all there for the same reason, to have fun and win! Tell me who in our crew gave you snarls and looks and I will personally see to it that they change their attitude.

Thank you,
Shawn-

 

Yes they may drive there cars and they are all from that area right?? we are from the beach front, so driving on the set up would damage the tires to the point that they are no good by the time we get to the track....

 

Honestly, I believe you were one of the two. And the older guy also. I know a few of the people you come out there with, as well as about 75% of the people who go into the pits on a week by week basis. You guys just seemed to have an "I'm better than you" attitude.


Yes, they are from around this area, but that should not matter. As I stated before, Devan changes his suspension setup constantly while he is sitting in the pits waiting. It doesn't take long to do, and I'm sure with the the people you guys bring out there, it wouldn't be hard for you guys to pull in, adjust the setup, and still have time for a hot dog and soda before the race. Just people you live an hour away doesn't mean you should be allowed to bend the rules.

 

[QUOTE=jdavis]Honestly, I believe you were one of the two. And the older guy also. I know a few of the people you come out there with, as well as about 75% of the people who go into the pits on a week by week basis. You guys just seemed to have an "I'm better than you" attitude.




HAHAHA, yea, how did I know you were gonna say me.......HAHAHAHA Whatever man. And as far as being there on a week to week basis, I call BS again cause thats only the second time ive ever been to Langley!

Shawn-

 

Yeah, they're from the area (as Josh said above). Make your changes in the pits.

Has anyone talked to Brady to see what is taking him so long to get out there? I know another shop was doing some unrelated work to his car, but I don't see that holding him up.

 

He said he knows 75% of the poeple who are in the pits on a weekly basis.

 

Who cares?!?!? So what if he trailered his car up there, wtf difference does it make? I bet if he didn't trailer it, then everyone would say something about it being gutted or something along those lines....If I had a trailer to tow my car with, I would.

 

Apparently quite a few people care.

The event is for street cars. If they can't drive it up there because of the suspension settings/tires then they wouldn't drive it on the street hence it's not steetable.

 

GTFO!! You think his car isn't streetable? It's not that he can't, it's that he doesn't want too....I mean, who is he to decide what he wants to do with his own car...I think people just got their giners hurt because he won...I bet if he didn't win, no one would care....

 

He said the car can't be driven up there without eating the tires up before getting there. That is not steetable.

I could give a fuck less who won. I have no problem with Dyno Inc. or anyone who works there.

As I said in a earlier post, I was upset when I found out David wasn't driving his mustang up there. I had made comments to the people sitting with me that it is bullshit that a street car isn't drive to the track for a competition that requires the car be a street car.