in with the new.

This is a little overdue, but it’s been almost a month (4/25/09) since Justin has owned his ’05 White Water Pearl RX-8 GT. We went down to the South Bay to pick it up at the seller’s house and while we were there I took some before shots. The car itself is pretty fancy – leather heated seats, 6 disc cd changer with an ipod thingie, auto dim rear view mirror, piano black trim, etc. Also, this is the first (ok, second time, but the real first time didn’t really count!) I’ve sat in a rotary-engine automobile…the sound of the car is so unique, it almost sounds like a hybrid car and the acceleration is very smooth. Overall, this car is pretty fierce and posh!
For now, the RX-8 has no name since Justin is quite particular. I’ve come up with plenty of names only to be rejected by the owner who wants to keep with the theme of “Napster”, his FD. I really like Opal, but that was a no go.

Rotary & Piston Engines
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Decent turnout for such a frigid night.



A great thing about boys is that they can be more handy around cars than I’ll ever be – they have the tools, the experience, and interest. However, I would certainly love to learn more about a car and its mechanics; so far I’ve learned to rotate tires, subsequently, being able to change a flat. Also, installing an air filter (see below post)! Just observing Justin tinker with my cars is learning enough -_^. That’s why I had him help me fix Roy’s third break light which was not functioning when I got the car. At first, we thought it was a dead bulb, but even with a fresh one there was no light. This seems to be a common problem – per 