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post 2652, epic.post 2652, epic.
rofl post 2652, epic.
agreed.


@ the top comments
I'm at the skatepark every night, yes I'm still a skater punk. Anyhow this ones my favorite, and i get it at least once a week...
Them: "Yo man is that a GSX???"
Me: "No its a GS-T"
Them: "Aw man that sucks"
Me: "Haha ok"
My other favorite is the instant "Dude how much boost are you running?" question. I just tell people my cars stock, takes less time.
I'm at the skatepark every night, yes I'm still a skater punk. Anyhow this ones my favorite, and i get it at least once a week...
Them: "Yo man is that a GSX???"
Me: "No its a GS-T"
Them: "Aw man that sucks"
Me: "Haha ok"
My other favorite is the instant "Dude how much boost are you running?" question. I just tell people my cars stock, takes less time.

Those are normal questions any car person would ask you... I think someone needs to start wearing a helmet at the skate park.

Aww you guys are just bummed you can't skate
Aww you guys are just bummed you can't skate

GS-T and TSi are often referred to as "front wheel fail" even by their owners.
Dumbest thing i hear dsmers say^^^ smdh

'How much boost are you running' is the dumbest singular question a person can ask, and immediately solidifies them as a non-car guy unless that question was preceded by more important questions, such as turbo sizing for example.
Just to make my point a bit more clear to those that may be scratching their heads right now... Is that 15 psi on a T25, or 15psi on a 101mm turbo? You know, because the amount of boost is way more important than the turbo producing it.