How many of us are posers?

How often do you use the capabilities of your T4R?

  • Mine has never seen dirt or snow

    Votes: 6 3.1%
  • Mine sees occasional dirt - 2 x year

    Votes: 81 41.3%
  • Mine is off road regularly - 12 x year

    Votes: 66 33.7%
  • Mine only sees snow never dirt

    Votes: 43 21.9%

  • Total voters
    196
Colemanfu said:
Now for the poser pix. Just built the tail gate so I can sit on the back and pose. It fits in the reciever and sits on the back 2 inches of the bumper.

Time to fess up... That mod is part of your beach, tailgating party setup in your 4Runner. Looks like part of the bar isn't it? :biggrin2:
 
I was thinking that platform thing looked like a great beer pong table if it was higher. I might have to steal that idea for tailgating next fall.

I'm 4x2 with a level kit so what does that make me? Poser king probably. Then again I don't offroad so maybe i'm smart??? Now I'm confused. :bash:
 
Not hard core off-roader, but mine sees regular dirt and rocks in my expedition travels. Unfortunately, even among the 4Runner enthusiast community, 99% of the people hardly see even a dirt path. This is why the 4Runner has gone a bit
 
p nut said:
Not hard core off-roader, but mine sees regular dirt and rocks in my expedition travels. Unfortunately, even among the 4Runner enthusiast community, 99% of the people hardly see even a dirt path. This is why the 4Runner has gone a bit
 
jpalaska said:
It's true that a 911 requires training and skill to drive properly. Once you learn how, they are fabulous cars to drive, both on the road and on the track.

While the overall Daytona DP winner was a mid engine Brumos-Porsche-Riley, the #1, #2, and #3 GT class winners were all rear engine Porsche GT3s.

it takes just 30 seconds of drive time to know the 911 is an awesome awesome drivers car.
 
jpalaska said:
It's true that a 911 requires training and skill to drive properly. Once you learn how, they are fabulous cars to drive, both on the road and on the track.

While the overall Daytona DP winner was a mid engine Brumos-Porsche-Riley, the #1, #2, and #3 GT class winners were all rear engine Porsche GT3s.

Penske Porsche did very well last year, too. While they were racing here locally at ALMS, they beat out the almighty Audi R10's. VERY impressive.

Porsche definitely has the heritage and I
 
Use it but dont abuse it

My T4R is in the mud or snow atleast 12 times a year. Having said that I dont place it in places where the paint will get messed up. I had a 98 that I absolutly beat the hell out of on the mtn and tried learn my lessons from that. I admire the guys who arent afraid to put their T4R in 18 inches of mud and 2 inches away from a jagged rock face, I however dont have the money to fit the bill on body repairs. I dont use my runner to the fullest of its ability, but enjoy knowing it is capable of taking me most places I want to go. The point in all this rambling = Im a poser as well.
 
steve germany said:
Just not having AWD rules out the Caymen - I hate putting my toys away in the winter.

Well, sometimes, it gets to a point where AWD won't matter.

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Get some snow tires. Never had problems around here with RWD & snow tires. And we get 500" of snow every year. And even without snow tires, there are plenty of days in the winter to go out on dry days.
 
Very true. I've also used the floor mat trick.

BTW, going OT again, somebody in my office building drives an 1980-ish 911 SC. LOVE that classic look with the whale tail.

[not the car]
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I guess you could probably call me a poser...My Runner only really sees the snow in terms of inclement weather and conditions, never been taken off-roading. Really I bought it for the ability to pack stuff into it and once I get a trailer to haul the bike around. It also is a little more mature than the old Celica was. As much as I like driving the 4Runner if I want to have fun I'm up on 2 wheels not 4.

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endosj3 said:
I guess you could probably call me a poser...My Runner only really sees the snow in terms of inclement weather and conditions, never been taken off-roading. Really I bought it for the ability to pack stuff into it and once I get a trailer to haul the bike around. It also is a little more mature than the old Celica was. As much as I like driving the 4Runner if I want to have fun I'm up on 2 wheels not 4.

Makes me miss my CBR. Loved that thing. Too many close calls on the road, though. Ride safe.

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steve germany said:
Hey guys! Don't get this post closed it is actually pretty good!

I think we were all okay until that kid came in blabbing his mouth again for no reason. But I'll stop responding to his posts to keep your thread open. :hello:
 
steve germany said:
Hey guys! Don't get this post closed it is actually pretty good!

It's not guys plural, it's Benjy. He blows up a thread and then hides in the rubble when everyone is distracted by all the dust and squinting to see who's at fault.
 
steve germany said:
Hey guys! Don't get this post closed it is actually pretty good!

:iagree::awais: I think it's a great thread and they will shut it down (as they should if it continues to get too crazy).
 
No name calling or whining. I took off some offending posts. You have been warned. Any more indiscrection will mean a banning. Thanks.



Benjamin Choi said:
yea like a pagani, carrera GT, veyron, you know the nicer cars.

hey hater, what do YOU own?

p nut said:
Hey, douche, ALL those cars you just mentioned are MR. That stands for Mid-engine RWD. I love how you're still so insecure you get so defensive right off the bat.

When's the last time you were out at the tracks? Please don't comment on this if you're a mall cruiser. But then again, I am posting in the "poser" thread.... :bigok:

Benjamin Choi said:
hi hater,

insecure? yea maybe in front of kobe bryant but you with the v6 and s2000 that i bought straight outta college back when it was introduced?

yea i'm insecure that i'd have to downgrade my life to where you at today, bud.

WAHAHAHAHA

been there done that a LONG TIME AGO and did it and will do it better than you could ever dream of

p nut said:
Hard parker back then, still hard parking now. Good job. Just a reaffirmation that you have no idea about what you
 

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