Happy Birthdy SteVTEC!
10-27-2007, 01:47 AM
#1
Happy Birthdy SteVTEC!
From all of us OG's, and even those who don't know who you are, to us, you are an icon around here. So thank you for teaching us all that you have! 
@ Birthdy spelled wrong, Birthday = Birthday in the real world.
@ Birthdy spelled wrong, Birthday = Birthday in the real world.
10-27-2007, 08:26 AM
#5
I know he didnt ditch the max for a highlander 
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Must be trying to improve the power under the curve on that bad boy lol
Happy Birthday Steve! Your research has not only improved my knowledge of cars but made me more confident to battle others on the road
.Must be trying to improve the power under the curve on that bad boy lol
Happy Birthday Steve! Your research has not only improved my knowledge of cars but made me more confident to battle others on the road
. But yeah, probably, but we're not at V6P right now so 
10-29-2007, 03:07 PM
#16
Dyno plot says I have the most area under the Administrator curve
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 7,060
lol, thanks guys. 
No I'm not still around. About a year and a half ago I moved back to the DC area and started a nutty new job with a long commute, so not much posting on forums anymore. 6 months ago the wife and I finally bought a house which got me down to a 15 minute commute, but then we had our first baby like 4 days after we closed on our house, so still no time.
Yeah I pretty much only post on V6P.net these days, which I'm a co-founder of, but I still don't post much on forums anymore.
The Maxima is For Sale if anybody is interested [southeast PA]. It's already been replaced.
Due to the destruction of my lower back at 6'3" from trying to get a baby in and out of the car seat of a low slung sedan, I had to get an SUV instead of another sedan. Picked up a closeout 2007 Toyota RAV4 Sport V6 4WD a month and a half ago. Love it!
It's just as quick as my Maxima, the automatic is great so I don't miss the manual at all, handling is surprisingly good, there's tons of room and flexibility, 4WD for rain/snow, I don't break my back getting my little girl in and out of her seat (don't even have to bend over), and believe it or not it still gets the same or better mileage as my Nissan despite being 600 lbs heavier and having a much bigger aero profile. It's amazing how far automotive technology has advanced in the past 10 years or so.
For my birthday I got flu strain #1 from my wife, and then my daughter got me flu strain #2 from day care. Been out sick from work Friday and Monday. happy 30th to me! LOL
No I'm not still around. About a year and a half ago I moved back to the DC area and started a nutty new job with a long commute, so not much posting on forums anymore. 6 months ago the wife and I finally bought a house which got me down to a 15 minute commute, but then we had our first baby like 4 days after we closed on our house, so still no time.
Yeah I pretty much only post on V6P.net these days, which I'm a co-founder of, but I still don't post much on forums anymore.The Maxima is For Sale if anybody is interested [southeast PA]. It's already been replaced.
Due to the destruction of my lower back at 6'3" from trying to get a baby in and out of the car seat of a low slung sedan, I had to get an SUV instead of another sedan. Picked up a closeout 2007 Toyota RAV4 Sport V6 4WD a month and a half ago. Love it!
It's just as quick as my Maxima, the automatic is great so I don't miss the manual at all, handling is surprisingly good, there's tons of room and flexibility, 4WD for rain/snow, I don't break my back getting my little girl in and out of her seat (don't even have to bend over), and believe it or not it still gets the same or better mileage as my Nissan despite being 600 lbs heavier and having a much bigger aero profile. It's amazing how far automotive technology has advanced in the past 10 years or so.For my birthday I got flu strain #1 from my wife, and then my daughter got me flu strain #2 from day care. Been out sick from work Friday and Monday. happy 30th to me! LOL
10-29-2007, 03:13 PM
#18
Dyno plot says I have the most area under the Administrator curve
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 7,060
I'm surprised people even remember who i am, lol. 
10-29-2007, 03:15 PM
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10-29-2007, 03:18 PM
#20
Dyno plot says I have the most area under the Administrator curve
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 7,060
That thing is dying for a sport/normal shift mode button like old skool Toyotas and current Lexus cars have. That would totally transform it.Anyways, I'm not really "into" cars anymore like I used to be and honestly didn't care so much what I got. All cars are the same to me now. They all suck in one way or another. Despite being not too particular, my wife was trying to pawn off the HL on me and I was like **** no!
10-29-2007, 03:25 PM
#21
Dyno plot says I have the most area under the Administrator curve
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 7,060
10-29-2007, 03:29 PM
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11-06-2007, 06:09 PM
#28
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My board name is 'lightonthehill', but compared to steVTEC, I'm just a candle on the grassy knoll . . .
steVTEC should change his moniker to something like 'The_Illuminator', or maybe 'TheTruth'. Or possibly 'OrgInformant' or 'KnowledgeIsPower'.
Happy birthday steVTEC!
steVTEC should change his moniker to something like 'The_Illuminator', or maybe 'TheTruth'. Or possibly 'OrgInformant' or 'KnowledgeIsPower'.
Happy birthday steVTEC!
11-06-2007, 06:53 PM
#29
My board name is 'lightonthehill', but compared to steVTEC, I'm just a candle on the grassy knoll . . .
steVTEC should change his moniker to something like 'The_Illuminator', or maybe 'TheTruth'. Or possibly 'OrgInformant' or 'KnowledgeIsPower'.
Happy birthday steVTEC!
steVTEC should change his moniker to something like 'The_Illuminator', or maybe 'TheTruth'. Or possibly 'OrgInformant' or 'KnowledgeIsPower'.
Happy birthday steVTEC!
Happy bday!
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