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06-12-2002, 09:22 PM
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Finally, a bona fide member (the wait is over!)
Late this afternoon I traded the keys to my 97' Integra for an 03' CL TypeS 6 speed. It is a wonderful Aegean Blue, with a spoiler on the rear deck. This is simply an awesome vehicle. The look, the purr of the engine. I patiently await the odometer to read above 1000 miles so I can enjoy for the first time the sweet song of the VTEC kicking in. Poor Integra did not come so equiped.
Have a great night and an even better tomorrow!!
Shawn S - Should you read this I have a couple more questions if you wouldn't mind a PM?? Thanks.
Have a great night and an even better tomorrow!!
Shawn S - Should you read this I have a couple more questions if you wouldn't mind a PM?? Thanks.
06-12-2002, 09:40 PM
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That’s one HELL of an upgrade. 
Welcome to the CLUTCH CLUB.
Shawn S
PS….Fire me a PM or ask your questions here.
I’ll get back to you when I get the first chance.
Welcome to the CLUTCH CLUB.
Shawn S
PS….Fire me a PM or ask your questions here.
I’ll get back to you when I get the first chance.
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06-13-2002, 07:49 AM
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Thanks for all the well wishes. After composing that message, I when for a ride on one of those quintessential New England back roads. What a joy to drive this car!! Handles the corners well. Once I make the adjustment to a much larger car and a 1000 miles I will be living large!!
Collective - Thanks for the offer. I realized Shawn is not the only 6 speed owner. I have been following this very useful and informative forum for several months now, so no insult meant to any members by my asking questions directly of Shawn.
Collective - Thanks for the offer. I realized Shawn is not the only 6 speed owner. I have been following this very useful and informative forum for several months now, so no insult meant to any members by my asking questions directly of Shawn.
06-13-2002, 09:34 AM
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Originally posted by omoulton
Thanks for all the well wishes. After composing that message, I when for a ride on one of those quintessential New England back roads. What a joy to drive this car!! Handles the corners well. Once I make the adjustment to a much larger car and a 1000 miles I will be living large!!
Thanks for all the well wishes. After composing that message, I when for a ride on one of those quintessential New England back roads. What a joy to drive this car!! Handles the corners well. Once I make the adjustment to a much larger car and a 1000 miles I will be living large!!
I too moved from a 3rd gen integra to the CL-S. My advise to you is be careful when taking corners. The CL-S is a much longer (and heavier) car and after driving the Integra for seven years I was very used to the tight turning radius. The first week I owned the car I joined the "scratched rim club" on a corner I take everyday.
Also remember to allow more breaking room as the CL-S doesn't stop as quick as the lighter Integra.
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Originally posted by chikai
hey omoulton...welcome to the club.
I too moved from a 3rd gen integra to the CL-S. My advise to you is be careful when taking corners. The CL-S is a much longer (and heavier) car and after driving the Integra for seven years I was very used to the tight turning radius. The first week I owned the car I joined the "scratched rim club" on a corner I take everyday.
Also remember to allow more breaking room as the CL-S doesn't stop as quick as the lighter Integra.
hey omoulton...welcome to the club.
I too moved from a 3rd gen integra to the CL-S. My advise to you is be careful when taking corners. The CL-S is a much longer (and heavier) car and after driving the Integra for seven years I was very used to the tight turning radius. The first week I owned the car I joined the "scratched rim club" on a corner I take everyday.
Also remember to allow more breaking room as the CL-S doesn't stop as quick as the lighter Integra.
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Originally posted by omoulton
Collective - Thanks for the offer. I realized Shawn is not the only 6 speed owner. I have been following this very useful and informative forum for several months now, so no insult meant to any members by my asking questions directly of Shawn.
Collective - Thanks for the offer. I realized Shawn is not the only 6 speed owner. I have been following this very useful and informative forum for several months now, so no insult meant to any members by my asking questions directly of Shawn.
None taken, just wanted to lat you know that your more then welcome to ask any questions in the open fourms, were all here to help each other.
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