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Haha, funny you should say that...at a local meet recently, everyone was wondering why I wasn't ordering alcohol...and when I told them I was 18, everyone was shocked...was quite funny...maybe they thought I was older because I'm 6'5"? LOL

I agree with IJ and justin...I really don't think age has anything to do with it...how you present yourself determines how others will treat you on here... I signed up on SM just before my 17th birthday, and I've never felt alienated because of my age...Everyone was actually very helpful, and...

I didn't feel anything? :dunno:

Same here...I honestly don't open my hood much anymore.

Happy Birthday. :)

LOL, the Porsche is mine.

Thought you had an M3? Oh well...i have a Supra AND a Porsche so I'm still cooler.

Hmm...last time I checked: Porsche > BMW.

Your car will be finished waay before my dumb Porsche... :3d_frown:

I Beg Your Pardon - Kon Kan I hate Phil Collins.

Inspect the sealing surfaces to make sure they aren't pitted or corroded...even if the RTV is a little on the wet side, it should still seal...unless you are using JUST RTV and no gasket...

The rubber valve-cover grommets cover that area. :)

LOL, the same as my Porsche. I guess I need to get rid of the 185/60/14's it has on it...:naughty: With a whopping 95hp...I could really use the extra traction. :sarcasm:

Fixed.

Interesting...how much did your 240Z weigh? I'm assuming that they were thinking that a 50 on the rear would give the rear wheels more traction...even if only slightly more...LOL

Hmm...interesting...I always thought of the wider tires' primary purpose being to improve straightline traction. But I suppose it would also improve cornering ability as well...;) I'm guessing width of the tires is proportional to the weight of the car?

Staggered fitment is common on RWD cars...wider tire=more traction.

I don't care what anyone says...that car is in amazing shape for it's age. $2k is quite reasonable (of course it wouldn't hurt to try and talk them down $500)...you can easily properly replace a head gasket for around $500 if you do it yourself.

When you pathologically fear BHG and Rod knock...(7M owners only...:D)

LOL...funny, my car hasn't been down for over a year...I must not be driving it hard enough... ;).