Quote from jibber :

I did something similar with a friend sometime ago. We didn't use the auction house tho, and added a few more restrictions.

You can do fun little challenges like...

- 25'000 budget (car and upgrades).
- Car has to be RWD.
- Car has to be pre-1980.
- max. 300hp.

Something along those lines. To make it more fun we had a 10 minute time limit for deciding which car you want, purchasing and tuning it.

Shall we implant the rule No R class cars?
Since those can be bought in auction house for bargain prices.

Challenge 1:
I shall also present you guys the challenges 1st because the cars we will probably get are either ricer cars or something with a v8.
So we are going to see who can do the fastest time in a 4 heat drag race around the test facility drag strip with plenty of space in case somebody's car cant go straight.

Challenge 2:
But straight line speed is not everything we are going to test the handling of the cars by taking them for a 3 lap race on Suzuka GP circuit.

Challenge 3:
We of the office realize that races is not the best way to show the cars true potential so we also are going to to a timed run on A mountain road near Suzuka Fujimi kaido downhill, this should be a great test of: stability, handling and braking.

Challenge 4:
Since the cars or some of them are cock mobiles we shall see who can do the most showing of in 30 seconds in the form of doughnuts.

Challenge 5:
Total cost the one that has spent the least amount of money wins this one!!

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Fri, 16 Jul 2010 09:06.

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Tag: gompiegeit

Quote from Klutch :

Okay, the swift is practical.


How is a 1985 corolla practical OR nice?

Big boot 4 seats? and a engine that you can tune with ease what more to say.
Because I did not say stock corolla , and I think you have never actually driven a car from experience I can tell you the swift is a nice car.

But if you insist I will replace it with a M5 the AE86 when the limiter is of the M5.

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Thu, 15 Jul 2010 10:46.

Quote from Klutch :

Out of all the cars in the world you choose a 1985 corolla and a Suzuki Swift?

Yes there practical and nice.

Catherham R500
Ferrari 250 GTO
Ferrari F40
Toyota Corolla trueno AE86
Ariel Atom
Corvette C6R 2007 GT1 car
Porsche GT3
Lexus LFA (just for the v10)
Suzuki Swift Sport
Corvette ZR1

Quote from ATC Quicksilver :

Some nice cars, the Mclaren is brilliant and the new Cadillac is great for drifting. But other than that it's mostly small hatchbacks, some nice ones though, including the Colt which I easily got over 200mph out of, tuned up to R3.

I love the |Bigger one of the mercs to its nice for drifting to prefer it over the caddy TBH.

Okay how about driving around Fujimi Kaido in stock v8 cars.
Rules are you can put a V8 in a car if you want to but you are not allowed to tune the engine.

If the car has a v8 in stock form and you have another engine as an upgrade its fine as long as its a v8 and you don't tune it.

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Tue, 13 Jul 2010 18:29.

Some of us shouyld come together and do another race night of standard cars.

Quote from Forbin :

Smooth smooth smooth. I have no problem at all being smooth and winning with the R1 and R2 cars against the AI with only a gamepad. Smooth lines and smooth on the throttle. The only aid I use is autoclutch. 95% bonus. Like I said before, these races are a doddle with the right car (F40GT and Pug).

Honestly, the game's less fun for me with TC. I just mash the throttle everywhere.

The olny aid I use is ABS for the R1 cars im fine with no TC.

:jawdrop: SPA
Eau rouge in perfect laser scanned perfection wow jus wow....

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Tue, 6 Jul 2010 23:25.

Not that I really care but Holland is in the final so its the end of that discussion.
Holland wins Uruguay doesn't end of the debate.

A alien

Quote from jakg :

http://www.lfsforum.net/member.php?u=72681

Lol but sadly so treu..

My god Looney how have you being?
Long time no see mate not that you remember me.

Quote from zeugnimod :

Hi, I know you.

I just hope he doesn't come back as well.

Oh god please I hope he doesn't.

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Fri, 2 Jul 2010 22:55.

Quote from BurnOut69 :

Gloves are as important as the skin of your hands

Yeah dont expect your hands to be unscaved after a 120KPh crash with no gloves on.

Quote from Fuse5 :

nah, better to be safe than sorry.

But i just fail to see a lot of sense in your post

To be honest most expensive is not always the best allot of biking clothing is very overpriced IMO. -> no one said anything about most expensive and the gear talk is really aimed at the moar powerful cycles, not exactly mopeds. but once again, better safe than sorry right?

and what separates cycling (mtb and bmx for me) and motorcycling i know that the most likely spots to hit the ground first are your feet-shins-knees-ankles, and your arms-elbows-shoulders. You are more prone to going down on your side than flying over the bars :P

Well I have driven 600Cc bikes illegally:shhh: of course when I did that I had full biker gear on.
Trusty Suomi helmet some alpine star gloves SIDi suit(jacket and leg wear).
And my trusty SIDI boots and I guess you have never being hit head on.

The helmet is by far the most important part just for the possibility of hitting a car or other bike from side or head on.

Quote from Fuse5 :

what

Have anything against that ?

To be honest most expensive is not always the best allot of biking clothing is very overpriced IMO.
I have a helmet jacket and gloves and al that for 200 euros although the jacket used to be my dads.

The main thing to pay special attention to IMO are the gloves and the helmet because those are the two most likely spots
to hit the ground first , when you bin it.

When it comes to bikes maybe wait 2 years so you can drive without restriction.
I currently drive a 70CC old Honda bike its nice and I'm still using it since the day I turned 17 and i plan on keeping it for fun rides and wait until I'm 21 to get an actually full on bike.
Because I don't want restrictions when I buy a bike I would want to buy the bike to my liking.

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Wed, 30 Jun 2010 22:21.

Quote from Chrisuu01 :

Financial:
Get my moped or bike license.
Get a reasonably priced bike(moped).



Personal:
Get a girlfriend.
get away from LFS forum (atleast don't post often)

Financial went superb have a old-timer moped now.
I have a job again so I'm safe for now and I am under way to get full bike licence on my 21st.

Personal is the epic fail still post to often and stil no GF .
But I graduated and I am quite proud of it and I'm more talkative now so getting a girl cant be that hard and its summer vacation so0 i have plenty of free time to ask girls on dates.
And

Last edited by Chrisuu01, Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:53.

Quote from danthebangerboy :

I knew you were a pedo

For me al it takes for a good time is 2 or 4 wheels and an engine which can propel the vehicle to reasonably fast speeds.
And some nice corners to make it fun.