why buy a sports car, when a family car is completely drivable and comfortable?
use your head. i dont really mind if someone prefers stock suspension, that's their choice, but when they comment on cars with harder and lower suspension being undriveable due to their harsh ride, expect it to be met with some resistance.
ur right, but when u can get similar results for much less then its worth it. i remember talking to the local penske dealer here in Aus, up in the suspension workshop, and he picks up a tiny bag off the table of some valve components n shit, and he's like, 3k in this little bag. haha **** that, like 50k for a set of dampers.
lol wtf? where did u pull all that from? it's just some basic real life observations ive made.
where is this shit coming from? since when does it take skill to drive over speed bumps?
drift is like any motorsport, it's a blend of the driver and machine, drift just like most, is comprised of a lot of big $$ cars with talentless drivers making it high in the ranks.
if you cant tell a good driver from a shit driver in a good car then that's your falling down. nothing to do with me, cos im just a shit driver in a shit car, with a addiction to throwing a car sideways and aiming for objects.
absolute rubbish. there's a difference between something not being driveable, and simply girly men who need to grow a set dont want to drive it.
i much prefer driving my car now that im running full track suspension, and solid metal bearing bushing all around. car feels more raw, reminds me i'm driving a machine.
when i first put my aftermarket suspension in, before i dropped it that low, it took speed humps faster than it had ever done before, faster than my old mans 4x4. why? the suspension is being controlled better, there isnt the same issue with the suspension moving around and bottoming out.
oh, and i lived in the Japanese Alps in a ski resort for 4 months with an R32 dropped on it's balls and a mechanical diff, i had to deal with snow every day, it's really not that hard unless ur retarded.
my mate was skidding a GTR at matsuri with stock diff, they just dont hold up after a while, was open wheeling as soon as he ran tyres with decent grip
i think my next 32 will be repping a tomei RB24, which will then go into my 4dr here at home once im done with it, no idea what ill do with the spare RB20, probs keep it as spares for the RB24
Z30's are dope, my mate took me for a few laps in his with a 2JZ and decent turbs (cant remember the actual one atm), and it was a boat, but still went around the track quite nicely, and had stupid amounts of lock.
cost me about 5k aussie for the car, but there's tonnes of associated costs. it was a bargain considering it came with shaken (rego) which meant i could drive it around on the streets and hit up touge's around japan.
scratched bumper is from numerous grazes with tyres (painted white), missing headlight isnt actually missing, it's a custom headlight i made which doubles as a CAI, or AKA terminator light.
going to japan for hopefully 6 months, but unluckily something in the gearbox went last round of G1, not overly fussed as i dont have to deal with it right now, but meant i couldnt progress past the top 16 on the day.