Eskimo

iTrader: (9)

This was totally one of those opportunistic kills.. we were just cruising around a town, on our way to an early dinner, when I see him coming up hard in the right lane.

He had every advantage.. He rolled on us, having about 10-15mph.. we had about 100lbs of groceries from Sam's in the back (cat litter, 2 bags of cat food, 10lbs of meat, etc), and had the A/C on (his was off, windows were down)..

I hit it from about 2500rpm in second, and by the top of second, he was already back to my rear fender... Hit third and wound that out, and he was a full car length behind.

Mrs. Eskimo was just laughing..

speedshifterNC

iTrader: (1)

As I was reading(didn't see the sig) I thought you were in the Challenger. The Eskimos are cold, but I guess he asked for it

SneakySSnake

Why in the world would you feel it necessary to mention the mileage on your car? It seems that ppl think a higher mileage car will run worse for some reason?? Good kill regardless.

JayplaySS

iTrader: (15)

Maybe he had 200 lbs of groceries in his trunk and without them, he would have got ya.

Good kill.

Eskimo

iTrader: (9)

Because engines tend to lose compression over time and mileage.. They don't run worse, but they don't make as much power as a fresh one, either.

speedshifterNC

iTrader: (1)

true dat...thats why I mention the 120k on my car in sig