lol I watched that in my bed last night on my phone! LoL after it was all done I was like "man I wonder how his commercial looks like" I mean the done version! lol
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So you have $7k, but you want a vehicle priced in the $10k+ range.
Seems legit.
EDIT- I guess if you're okay with higher mileage cars, $7k isn't completely unreasonable.BB6 Prelude . . E36 ///M3 . . VA WRX Limited . . 1969 Nova
Originally posted by OllieWe all love to turn heads. Sub-consciously we're all materialistic attention-craving dickheads.
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I dislike Byron.
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I dislike Byron.
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Originally posted by AndrewFromTheInternet View PostKelly's right in that FF and FR cars have different feelings when being driven -- the whole push versus pull dynamic. Personally, as long as it doesn't understeer like a pig, I'll enjoy it. That's why I threw a 22mm rear sway in the Civic. Killed almost all understeer above 8/10ths.
Stock on mine was 14mm with plastic endlinks, and I stepped up to a 23 mm bar with metal endlinks. Made a pretty dramatic difference.
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Originally posted by andybob View PostRear swaybars make a huge difference.
Stock on mine was 14mm with plastic endlinks, and I stepped up to a 23 mm bar with metal endlinks. Made a pretty dramatic difference.
Saved my ass on the backroads of Kentucky last year. Tried to bleed off as much speed as possible coming up to a bend that I thought was less sharp, right after a crest. So I trail braked as far into the turn as I could. Instead of understeer shoving me into the fence and promptly fucking my car, I three-wheeled it, the rear kicked out maybe 35 degrees and gave me just enough time to get back on the gas and power out of the curve.
Everybody was like, "Why didn't you upgrade the front, too?" Because that extra tightness will once again bring more understeer into the equation, at least until I get a set of coilovers and get everything set up how I like. With stock suspension in place, a rear sway bar is more than enough by itself.
Originally posted by Rob&coMOCK MY FUCKING SPELLED WRONG WORDS PAL!
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Originally posted by Kielan View PostI don't plan on having any car, no matter what it is, for more than a year.
Goddamn, between you and KK, I feel like I'm the only one here who hangs on to cars for more than a week.BB6 Prelude . . E36 ///M3 . . VA WRX Limited . . 1969 Nova
Originally posted by OllieWe all love to turn heads. Sub-consciously we're all materialistic attention-craving dickheads.
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Originally posted by AndrewFromTheInternet View PostI love it. It gives me a bit more control at the limit; rather than going straight to understeer, the rear will kick out a bit under heavy trail braking, which I can correct by just smashing the gas.
Saved my ass on the backroads of Kentucky last year. Tried to bleed off as much speed as possible coming up to a bend that I thought was less sharp, right after a crest. So I trail braked as far into the turn as I could. Instead of understeer shoving me into the fence and promptly fucking my car, I three-wheeled it, the rear kicked out maybe 35 degrees and gave me just enough time to get back on the gas and power out of the curve.
Everybody was like, "Why didn't you upgrade the front, too?" Because that extra tightness will once again bring more understeer into the equation, at least until I get a set of coilovers and get everything set up how I like. With stock suspension in place, a rear sway bar is more than enough by itself.
My Prelude + Progress rear swaybar with heavy-duty endlinks + R-compounds = scaryBB6 Prelude . . E36 ///M3 . . VA WRX Limited . . 1969 Nova
Originally posted by OllieWe all love to turn heads. Sub-consciously we're all materialistic attention-craving dickheads.
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