How did you get into the "sport compact car" scene

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How did you get into the "sport compact car" scene

Post by Mopar_Korean » Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:49 pm

Well I always wondered how others got into the "sport compact car" scene. Were you always a petrol-head or is it a recent development? Anything "inspire" you?

Here's my story, as bad as it seems I was hooked ever since I saw Fast and the Furious in theaters back in the day. I thought those black civics in the opening scene were the coolest thing ever. I know I know....ricer right? :rofl: Take it easy on me, I was only like 12 or 13 at the time. Two weeks later I was at a bookstore with my mom when I saw some car magazines called Sport Compact Car and Super Street. I BEGGED my mom to pick me up one of each. I finally convinced her to get me the magazines and I swear I didn't put those things down for a good year! I took them to school, read them over and over again, checked out all the websites the ads had. It was crazy! I remember planning out my first car and drawing it with different body kits, rims, and interiors. I also made parts lists for all the things I wanted. I guess I didnt really understand the value of a dollar back then because I think my first car I "designed" had a 10 grand stereo system in it :shock: Surprisingly I never liked altezzas tail lights to much. But being that young I really liked underglow. But I like to think that everyone had a "ricer" stage at some point and time.

Well sure enough I turned 15.5 years old and was able to get my permit. My father said I should start looking for a first car. I was working as a busboy at some restaurant making a whole $95 a week! One of the servers had a 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited edition that had a blown engine he wanted off his hands. I talked to him about it and he settled for $400. Another $400 for a junkyard engine and I did all the work myself and had a nice looking rig complete with the "pimp daddy gold package" :rockon:

I think having that Jeep diverted me away from the ricer thing. God only knows if I had a civic or something it would've been glowing shit show. and just for the record I still have those 2 magazines and while they have no covers and pages have fallen out I don't think I could ever get rid of them.

After I "matured" a little bit after having the Jeep I bought my PR4 Red 1st gen 2 door for myself as a graduation present and after my timing belt snapped 4 days after owning it I joined some Neon forums and never left. :lol: With the neon I was introduced to auto-x and I think I will always have a neon in my "dream" garage...along with another Jeep Grand Cherokee :)
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Post by bone-yard-racing » Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:35 pm

For me it all started in 2001 I had been reading sport compact car for a few months and I finaly got the USCC issue, I remember thinking how badly I wanted the Hundai to win and as most of us know the Ferrari did and I was kind of bummed. So another year goes by I read all of project neon that couppled with the Brookfields I had got me a bit distracted from Hondas. Fast forward to USCC 2002 this event introduced me to a little thing call turning, for this event I really wanted the Integra to win but once I saw how bad Pmum and the viper destroyed everybody I had to have one, realizing that I couldnt afford a viper I somehow came up with a neon being the best substitute. About 2004 SCC did another artical on the SRT-4 extreme lightweight this became the only car I ever thought about. My mom sold her stratus(she was bored) and bought a 95 DOHC ATX coupe and a 88 IIRC TBI omni. That car tought me how to build some seriously ghetto fabulous(I've always wanted to use that phrase in conversation) stuff and how long a TI CB will live through 40ish PSI of isuzu box truck turbo boost. She sold the 95 to buy Miley and told me I was selling the omni. That is about it before I joined here.
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Post by farmboy » Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:54 pm

was always into older muscle...specifically Mopar...but got into sport compact when i worked a bit in a custom stereo shop with a friend. kinda got hooked then.

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Post by FAC3L3SS » Mon Oct 06, 2008 6:14 pm

my first car was a neon.


all my buddies had AUTOMATIC hondas and RSX's and they slapped fart cans on em.

i giggled cuz my manual neon was quicker, but it was just for transportation.

then i swapped it lol and couldnt quit. now its like...my life.
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Post by mopar4life » Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:07 pm

Well Ive always been into cars in general. Like most here, Im a Mopar guy. I started out in my dads old trucks, (the 83 Dodge D-150 and 85 Dodge D-150 4x4 Ill start a thread later about em) I played with them for about a year and a half and wanted something that was faster and handled better but I was rather bored with pickup trucks. So these past 2 summers I had been looking for a car. I started out with the idea of a Duster or something old but they are too much headache. Then I missed a UBER deal on a SRT8 Super Bee Charger (12K and it only needed a bumper) that burned me on any big sedans. I thought about doing a regular R/T Charger but a few kids here intown started gettin V6 Chargers and even though Id hae a R/T it wouldnt stand out. So then I discovered the SRT-4 Neon. I continued looking for somethin else but the SRT4 really had an effect on me. Up until then I never had driven a stick or a FWD car in general. We've always been around trucks(except for the Cuda) Then back in August we offered them 3 grand for it and that was that and so far Ive loved my SRT-4 and the communities for SRT-4s and Neons in general are FAR better than any ol truck.
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Post by racer12306 » Mon Oct 06, 2008 10:19 pm

My first car was a 93 Shadow, with 93hp of fury. Ran the shit out of it, did some stupid stuff, burned up some tires, surprisingly didn't burn up the clutch.

Then I got an 85 Monte Carlo SS. This car really mellowed me out. Luxury, handling, power, grunt.

The Monte started being a pain and I needed something with more reliability than a 20 year old car could have provided. Thus I got the neon.

So I got into the "sport compact scene" by necessity. It was an economical daily driver that I could afford. With a little luck my neon will be sold next summer/fall in favor of going back to the Monte Carlo.
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Post by rOniN » Mon Oct 06, 2008 11:14 pm

I'm not in the sport compact scene...I just drive a sporty econobox.

My first car was a 93 cutlass supreme with the 3.1 multiport engine. Just enough to get me pulled over a couple times.

Got a 2000 neon - then a 98 r/t neon - then the SRT.

I have always liked cars and I want performance in pretty much everything I own (not just cars). Since I couldn't afford a super nice car I went for the best car in my price range as well as a car I knew the most about.

When I get my new job I'll be upgrading to something more expensive. I love my skittle but it will be time to hand her off since I wont be able to have two cars anymore.
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Post by 03blackrt » Mon Oct 06, 2008 11:45 pm

My first car was a ’95 Spirit with an automatic. Apparently I’ve got a short attention span, so I grew bored of the atx quickly and wanted something funner and sportier... a stick shift (and a Chrysler product). $500 later I had a '95 MTX 2-door Neo… oh look, a butterfly! Twelve Neons (and a few years) later, here I am.

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Post by j0n » Tue Oct 07, 2008 4:30 am

I needed an inexpensive and fuel efficient daily driver that wouldn't get me killed when attempting to pull into traffic.

And I am NOT at all involved in the "sport compact car" scene.
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Post by blue demon02 » Tue Oct 07, 2008 5:36 am

Before I got my first car I was hooked. My brother in Law had a Porsche 928. He would take me for rides. When he punched the gasit would throw me back in my seat and I loved every minute of it. My first car was an 88 Honda Accord LX ATX. It had KYB shocks and it was quicker then anything my friends had. I got a job working at a Honda dealer as a lot boy and got to drive some real cars. Jag's Porsche's and Audi's of all flavors and varieties. I later go got fired from that job for driving past my boss in a 98 Prelude SH in 1ST gear at like 70000RPM. :twisted: I later moved and all my friends had better cars then me. I got my first ticket street racing my friend in her beat up old ford POS (forget what it was) Anyway I lost. So I traded the Accord for a 96 Civic hatch. Bright red. I loved that car. It was light it was a stick and it was cheap. A bunch of stereo mods a lot of red paint and some mesh I had a cool looking car. (if you like rice) I was a street racing dumb ass. Used to race my buddy in his Nissan sentra constantly. He always lost. So I drove that thing into the ground. Cracked the stock exhaust manifold during a raining Auto-X event. The trans was toasted the clutch was gone the exhaust manifold was cracked the interior was a mess. So I started looking on-line for a another car. I wanted something I could mod and would be good on an Auto-X event. I found the Howell-Automotive store and Neons.org and I new my next car would be a neon. I was going to get a used 1ST Gen but my brother talked me into getting a new one with a warranty. So I purchased my first 2002 SXT. And it just went down hill from there. a dozen or so different cars later and a whole lot of money, blood, sweat, tears and a lot of speeding tickets here I am.
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Post by Midnight_Rider » Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:29 am

I was reading Dune Buggys and Hot VWs magazine before I got my driver's license. Got my '69 Beetle in 1975 and haven't owned anything that much larger since (roll call: '72 Plymouth Cricket, '79 Honda Civic, '84 and '87 Dodge Omni, '91 Dodge Shadow, '95 Plymouth Neon, '02 and '04 Neon SXTs and now my SRT-4). Sad thing is that I've never had the money for mods for any of these cars for some reason... :tardbang:
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Post by heyitsstock » Tue Oct 07, 2008 7:40 am

first F n F; before that my life was skateboarding and filming
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Post by Adionik » Tue Oct 07, 2008 9:13 am

I was sick and tired of looking at cars and searching car lots & craigslist, kinda pulled the trigger quick on this car. I was going to get an RSX Type-S but my best friend beat me to it
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Post by Fuzzyneon » Tue Oct 07, 2008 10:40 am

I always liked old mopars old muscle. and that came to be very expensive so i bought a 95 neon found a forum cause i had som minor issues and it opened me up to a whole scene of 2.0 motors putting out enough power to smoke 8's and that was it for me
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Post by racer12306 » Tue Oct 07, 2008 10:42 am

Fuzzyneon wrote: a whole scene of 2.0 motors putting out enough power to smoke 8's and that was it for me
hahaha, it takes a lot of boost to mess with the v8's i play with
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Post by SILVER-ES » Tue Oct 07, 2008 10:53 am

I always hated the sport compact scene and most cars associated with it, I had always been into muscle cars. When it was time to buy my first car we went to a dealership where a family friend works. Searching the used car lot I feel in love with a Trans Am WS6. Needless to say it wasn't even close to the price range I had. Only other car on the lot with low mileage and in good condition was a 2000 Dodge Neon ES. For the first year or so I never modded it. Then I heard a bunch of misinformation from buddies about neons so I started to research and found the .org. That is where it all went downhill. Quickly got sucked into modding. Fast forward a few years later and I ended up trading in the neon towards a Charger R/T, at the same lot I bought the neon and from the same family friend.

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Post by TeckNeon » Tue Oct 07, 2008 12:54 pm

The first car I got when I was just out of art school, got my first place, got my first job and needed a way to get there. So I bought an 86 Shelby Charger. Got into those. It was getting old and harder to find parts for and then I just plain wanted a newer car (big mistake but I live with it everyday). So I bought a 1st gen Talon. All black. Loved it when it ran. I owned it 10 months and drove it for 6. It was always broken. I hated that part. Damn DSMs. So I sold it and bought a Neon. That's when I got way into modding and driving and meets and all that.

Now I am on my 2nd Neon and 4th "tuner" type car. 10 years now and I am ready to move on and get something fast and fun and under warranty. LOL
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Post by Mr Josh Zombie » Tue Oct 07, 2008 1:13 pm

I wont lie. Fast and the Furious did it for me. I have a short attention span and love loud glowy things. That, and I like small cars. I always have. I'm not a huge fan of boats or muscle cars. I like small and fast.

The first car that actually got me into modding though, was surprisingly my red '92 ford festiva. It was such a little rice mobile it's not even funny. :lol: With 67hp and 39mpg when I bet on it, there wasn't much room for improvement.

That car had 30+ glowing neon tubes in it. It was fucking ridiculous. Eventually I ripped out the back seat and installed a huge ass stereo. 2 12"s, 2 6x9s, 2 5.25"s, 2 4" speakers. All in a small as car. Needless to say I went through 2 alternators, fired half the wiring, and eventually blew out my subs before I finally gave up. :lol: I would of kept that car, except for the fact I couldn't find parts for it ANYWHERE. I couldn't even get a set of rotors for the thing. Eventually turned it into a dune buggy of sorts, beat the piss out it, let it rot in my back yard and sold it without the interior in tact for $600. $150 less than I bought it for.

After that was my cavalier that I wished SO BADLY to buy a body kit for, get lambo doors, huge system, ect ect... but I didn't make enough. Sold that for the riced out neon. Joined up here and learned that clean and simple looks better.

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Post by Maddog » Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:04 pm

When I traded my '75 Maverick (not to be confused w/a "political maverick" lol) for a '95 Neon base sedan. Got hooked on the mileage (35-40mpg average) at first, and then to the performance (I am first and foremost a Cheap Bastard).
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Post by OB » Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:18 pm

heyitsstock wrote:first F n F; before that my life was skateboarding and filming
^haha isnt that the truth!


I started buying and reading Import Tuner and Super Street in the late 90's. I actually recently threw some magazines away and came across several from 98/99 that I still had in a box. Anyhow, after the magazines came FF1, which sealed the deal for me. When I turned 16, I semi-riced out my first car, a Ford Escort. It had the ford racing shoulder pads, a B&M leather shift knob, chrome pedal covers, and at one point a 12" LED bar under the glove box. The engine and exterior were stock, and the whole car was kept IMMACULATE. I cleaned it inside and out 2-3 times per week. That's all I did.

After I broke the escort on about 10 different occassions, it finally called it quits for what I decided was the last time. Went car shopping and bought the Neon brand new the next day. Didn't plan on modding it heavily (was worried about the warranty) but look how that turned out. The rest is history.

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Post by racer12306 » Tue Oct 07, 2008 5:14 pm

Maddog wrote:When I traded my '75 Maverick (not to be confused w/a "political maverick" lol)
If you would have said you had a '72 Maverick I would have lost it. I would have collapsed on the floor laughing.
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Post by contagious18 » Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:07 pm

my first car is da neon. plus i used to work on cars wit my dad and i brought over dat idea on the neon and here we go
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Post by Maddog » Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:10 am

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Maddog wrote:When I traded my '75 Maverick (not to be confused w/a "political maverick" lol)
If you would have said you had a '72 Maverick I would have lost it. I would have collapsed on the floor laughing.
Why?

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Post by 2k1MotorSport » Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:47 am

Well starting off with an 1984 Chevy Celebrity then going to a 96 Grand Am (that i bought when it was 4 years old w/ 75000 miles on it) and after dumping $3k into the car in 11 months of owning it I wanted something brand new.

Kinda did a little 'research' and wanted a car that really no one had but one that work could still be done to it to make it look better and that had an emerging aftermarket scene. Went to the dodge dealer and bought my 01 MotorSport, which was sadly totaled a year ago.
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Post by Diablo0 » Wed Oct 08, 2008 12:27 pm

It was what I could afford. :lol:
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Post by sidepipe87 » Wed Oct 08, 2008 3:44 pm

Well my first car was a '95 Plymouth Acclaim that I shared with my older sister. She started driving it to work, and I began to use my brother's '01 Cherokee because he had a Ram he drove, and I needed an off-roading vehicle for work. My sister totaled the Acclaim on her 22nd birthday, and my parents bought the Jeep out from under me for her... sooo, I was forced to buy a car. I ended up getting a very clean '93 Dodge Spirit. The tranny went out about 2 months after I got it. The diff pin snapped I guess. Luckily my dad saved the one from the Acclaim, so that cost me nothing. I got into the Turbo Dodge scene and joined up on a forum. I began doing a few things to my car and bought all the body parts to swap it to a Spirit R/T clone... I still have the bumpers and sideskirts... Last April the tranny started acting up again, and I got frustrated with the car and the fact that having it rebuilt would cost more than the car was worth so I decided to sell it and buy a neon. After a few months of looking I finally found my neon and sold the Spirit for $1750.

I guess it was just a natural progression, but I kinda just grew to love the SCC scene by familiarity... and I won't lie... I was into the while F&F ricer scene with body kits and stuff... thank god I didn't have a car of my own then.. crisis avoided...

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Post by 1st gen troll » Sun Oct 12, 2008 9:57 am

It started when I moved to Phoenix in 1996, before that I had never seen a lowered Honda or anything and they were every where. Came back to Ohio the next year and a few random modded Hondas were running around, but only rich kids in that area had the money for that at the time.

Growing up in a Mopar family I was aware of the Neon's success in SCCA racing, in about '99 or so my Dad started suggesting I get a Neon to play with, but I didn't think I could afford it. A year or so later I start realizing that maybe I can afford one after all, and after a lot of research and searching I got a $5k loan to buy my '98 highline coupe. Three Neons later and I now own one of the nicest AE86s in the midwest, fortunately aside from a brief period rocking a lowered Neon with hubcaps and a fart can, I pretty much avoided any sort of ricer phase.
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Post by INVUJerry » Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:39 am

I drove an 86 S-10 from 16 until 19. When it started needing me to put money into it every month, I decided on buying a car. I looked at GTi's, test drove a 1.8t, but didn't want a bigger car payment, went to the dealer and should have got the SRT. I almost got an Atlantic blue stripper model neon (No A/C, AM/FM stereo, and hubcaps) but the guy talked me into getting AC. With AC came the SXT package. $14,500 I was out the door and rolling, it had 7 miles on the odometer. Hit a curb about 2 weeks later and had to get a new rim. 2 months later I had an ebay strut tower bar, 20% window tint, and a supertrapp muffler I bought off of .org. That muffler was a mistake. I'm kinda happy I never got too far into modding my 05, but I feel bad since it now has 81,500 miles on it (and climbing). It's pretty much all stock still, without the tint since I got busted for it, the ebay STB mounts bent, I fubared my CAI I had, and that's about it.

I ended up trading my S-10 for a 95 NYG. That car was full of problems, I miss my S-10 to this day, and I ended up selling the NYG for $200, and gave about $300 over the next couple of months in parts to who I sold it to. My 98 is becoming a sort of drag car. When I was on .org I always saw this guy "Blaise" and his car. He was running high 13's in a SOHC, and I wanted to do that. I'm probably hella close right now.
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Post by racer12306 » Sun Oct 12, 2008 3:49 pm

Maddog wrote:
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Maddog wrote:When I traded my '75 Maverick (not to be confused w/a "political maverick" lol)
If you would have said you had a '72 Maverick I would have lost it. I would have collapsed on the floor laughing.
Why?

Just curious...
Maybe its just my weird sense of humor, but McCain is 72 years old and he is a "Maverick"
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Post by theTeejmiester » Mon Oct 13, 2008 6:10 am

well i have had a few cars.the list goes like this;84 caddy coupe,83 chevy c10,89 new yorker,98 neon,87 chevy 3/4 ton,83 chevy C10 that i slammed.78 bmw 318i,95 gmc "jimmy",93 nissan altima,87 nissan maxima,and now my 05 sxt. i love cars in general and of all the cars that i have owned i loved the little 98 neon the best,it had 17 inch enkis on it and some other little mods but it wasnt until i got my sxt that i fully entered the "ricer stage,but i moved on and found much love for clean and simple cars,i think i will keep my 05 and toy with it,love the damn car too much.but my next car when i get the neon paid off is going to be a volkswagen,would love to find a low milee 01 VR6 and slam it.
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