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In Reply to: Whats the fastest you have ever been? posted by Warnerve on February 27, 2000 at 09:39:02: When it comes to riving i am way to paranoid about being caught speeding, but once i was on a new freeway and got my 88' Prelude Si up to about 100. The ride was soo smooth. Maybe one day i will g...

In Reply to: Sucky Day posted by Brent on January 07, 2000 at 19:46:48: About 2 min. after the new year turned over, two of my cousins snuck downstairs and cut the power to my aunts house. We all thought that the power plant was screwed and that we were gonna be burning candles for a few nights (of ...

In Reply to: Original Mad Max-Australian version! posted by OriginalMadMax on December 22, 1999 at 16:51:03: Most of the cool stuff happens on the west coast... this being an example.... i want to see the original undubbed mad max, but no, i had to move from CA a year after i was born... and of cour...

In Reply to: Mad Max Fans' Daily Driven Car. posted by MadBrian on December 17, 1999 at 18:21:00: I drive a 88' Honda Prelude Si. Gotta rev the hell out of it for power, but for a 4-cyl its pretty quick. Needs a new clutch though :-( Now if i had a little cash laying around (after the clutch replace...

In Reply to: Alcohol, New Fuel to replace depleting raw fuels. posted by MadBrian on December 14, 1999 at 09:31:35: I remeber my dad telling me back in the 70's when they had the gas shortage, companies would add a little ethanol into the gasoline, without modifying anything on the engine. He said t...

In Reply to: Re: Max's Supercharger posted by Javelin Guy on December 08, 1999 at 23:01:24: I thought since the Super Charger was run by engine belts the amount of boost is controlled by engine rpm How does it just pinwheel? If it were to do that wouldnt it need some type of clutch? The way i've alw...

I was just wondering if there was anyway to make a supercharger that you could

turn on and off at will. I don't think anyone makes one, but would it be possible to make one?

I have always been curious about this.

Dont drive angry

Bronze

In Reply to: Re: Studying abroad posted by dave on December 07, 1999 at 16:37:10: I'm sorry if this subject is a bit off, but i figured i could reach people from australia here so thats why I posted my message here. I've heard from a few people that Wollomgomg is a good school, I could use any info ...

In Reply to: Re: Studying abroad posted by JtB on December 07, 1999 at 00:40:37:


Melbourne University? I'll have to look into it. Good suggestion thoguh



: I say go to the one that had the MFP garage in Mad Max 1.

<r>Hi<br/> <br/> I was just wondering what colleges in Australia would be good to go to. Me and my girlfriend are planning on<br/> <br/> studying abroad in Oz next year sometime. These are some of the possibilites she gave to me<br/> <br/> Charles Sturt University----> <URL url="http://www.csu.edu.a...