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Old 03-08-2018, 04:48 PM   #15
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+1 for Miata if all you want is a fun toy to mess with.

Edit, I should say that an S2000 is going to be more unique if you want something more interesting, but that leads to greater expense, which might not be a good thing for learning drifting, etc.
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Well, I’m only 21 and don’t even use the back seats in my FRS... barely use the trunk either. They’re there for my insurance to call it a 4 seater lol.

Speaking of which, would an S2000 be a lot more expensive to insure than a twin?


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Liked others have said any year miata would be a good car for you to play with.


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Old 03-08-2018, 07:54 PM   #17
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Well, I’m only 21 and don’t even use the back seats in my FRS... barely use the trunk either. They’re there for my insurance to call it a 4 seater lol.

Speaking of which, would an S2000 be a lot more expensive to insure than a twin?


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If us clowns on a forum have figured out it's a sports cart, I don't think insurance companies are going to be fooled by backseats. PS get a miata.
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If us clowns on a forum have figured out it's a sports cart, I don't think insurance companies are going to be fooled by backseats. PS get a miata.
Insurance rates are based entirely on measurable statistics. You can bet your arse that the number and configuration of seats are taken into account. Now how that affects the rate is debatable, but completely OT...

PS, get a Miata. Oh wait, I said that already
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Has anybody suggested a Miata yet?
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Have you drifted the frs? How much? Be honest.
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Old 03-10-2018, 03:25 PM   #21
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Have you drifted the frs? How much? Be honest.


Unfortunately lol, when I was on stocks I did it every once in a while but very rarely, I smashed a curb once doing it and had to replace a rear toe arm... after that, never again


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Unfortunately lol, when I was on stocks I did it every once in a while but very rarely, I smashed a curb once doing it and had to replace a rear toe arm... after that, never again
I suggest more practice at organized events or wide open spaces. Do it enough to decide if you're either hooked, or over it.

You can drift in anything rwd. Build a cheap kart.
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Old 03-11-2018, 12:35 AM   #24
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I suggest more practice at organized events or wide open spaces. Do it enough to decide if you're either hooked, or over it.

You can drift in anything rwd. Build a cheap kart.


It’s extremely fun imo, albeit kinda scary to someone inexperienced (me).

In Miami it seems a bit hard to find both, especially an organized event. :/


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It’s extremely fun imo, albeit kinda scary to someone inexperienced (me).

In Miami it seems a bit hard to find both, especially an organized event. :/
Well, just leave yourself plenty of real estate.
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Learn on it stock.
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Miata, a car you can flog without caring about it too much cause they're plentiful. They're also fun cars. Autocross is dominated by them.
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