| M3 was bran spanking new, so it was stock. He still had the plastic seat covers and floor mat covers. But it was SMG with the 19's. It was pretty nice, but he wasn't pushing it and didn't keep up with us.
I went again last night even tho it had rained in the after noon. Damn was it fun. The roads were completely clean; however, they were wet at sliperry. So even though I was not able to go too fast, I had so much fun slidding around getting the back end out. At the top I met a few guys that had been driving. One had a 240sx and another had a turbo charged toyota corola (RWD model). So I asked them if they wanted to go down and up. They agreed and I showed them why german technology is not something to be messed with. I pushed the whole way down, late braking causing the back end to swing out in most of the turns. It was one of the most controlled drives I have ever had. And by the time I got to the bottom they were at least 20-30 seconds back. On the way up I had the same results even though I had the underpowered car of that group.
I have grown to love the rain. It really helps separate driver skill from a good car. Since I was able to control my car much better than they were, they stood no chance even though their cars had much higher power levels, and many more suspension mods.
I am back from spring break for a week, so I am going to have plenty more driving stories in the next few days....wOOt
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dont u love meeting other enthusiastic drivers that can appreciate nice driving and a nice car? hope the rain holds off tomm! any other info on the M3? have a nice run stay safe....and on the road 
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