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ermax 12-13-2017 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Clipdat (Post 3016078)



Omg. I just reread his post. I’m an idiot. Hahaha

Somerandom18 12-13-2017 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ermax (Post 3016088)
Omg. I just reread his post. I’m an idiot. Hahaha

🤣🤣🤣 It's cool.

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nickdd6237 12-13-2017 08:55 PM

The car was well taken care of. Theres only some minor scuffs on the door trim piece. Seems like your feet hit it evertime you get out of the car. I'm 5'7 and have a hard time getting out that bitch lol. Also he did some clear vinyl bra type protection on the front. Just got done washing and waxing her.

Got to actually spend some time driving it today too. I was enjoying every minute of it lol. I hadhaving trouble getting a smooth shift to 2nd gear. Kept getting almost like a small grind. Still not used to the gear box I guess, the GTI shifting is much smoother. Doesnt have that torque in 1st and 2nd like the GTI has either but was I'm in there i can feel the small power. Feels good.

Last night when we brought it home I raced my friend driving the GTI on the highway and I stayed with him the whole way. We did a few runs. I was shocked by the outcomes lol. There was one race I was pullin on him too.

Even got the cool BRZ car cover.

why? 12-15-2017 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by nickdd6237 (Post 3016096)
The car was well taken care of. Theres only some minor scuffs on the door trim piece. Seems like your feet hit it evertime you get out of the car. I'm 5'7 and have a hard time getting out that bitch lol. Also he did some clear vinyl bra type protection on the front. Just got done washing and waxing her.

Got to actually spend some time driving it today too. I was enjoying every minute of it lol. I hadhaving trouble getting a smooth shift to 2nd gear. Kept getting almost like a small grind. Still not used to the gear box I guess, the GTI shifting is much smoother. Doesnt have that torque in 1st and 2nd like the GTI has either but was I'm in there i can feel the small power. Feels good.

Last night when we brought it home I raced my friend driving the GTI on the highway and I stayed with him the whole way. We did a few runs. I was shocked by the outcomes lol. There was one race I was pullin on him too. Took some pics...

https://imgur.com/a/m8O69

Even got the cool BRZ car cover.

the gearbox can be grindy and notchy if not warmed up. Also check to see if all the recalls were done, there were a few for 2013's. Lots of people have changed transmission fluid and have reported that has reduced or eliminated their transmission issues.

LOLS2K 12-15-2017 11:57 AM

:needpics:

nickdd6237 12-15-2017 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by LOLS2K (Post 3016684)
:needpics:

https://i.imgur.com/HsFgr7C.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/MDMawaT.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/LGFgkc0.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/3axSEhX.jpg

nickdd6237 12-15-2017 11:23 PM

It has some michellin tires. They're grippy as hell. I was wondering why i culdnt spin the tires in 1st.

nickdd6237 12-15-2017 11:24 PM

Almost went into the median taking a turn to faast lol. Not used to this rear wheel drive.

Brzandt 12-16-2017 12:35 AM

THose are factory tires. Turn the traction control off and it will spin all day!!!

nickdd6237 12-16-2017 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Brzandt (Post 3016945)
THose are factory tires. Turn the traction control off and it will spin all day!!!

I did but it would turn off after a couple of minutes. Whats the difference between traction control and sport mode?

MileMonger 12-16-2017 02:04 AM

Even when turning it off, it's not completely off unless you do the pedal dance (don't recommend you do this until you feel more comfortable with rear-wheel drive). Pretty sure sport mode backs off the TC a bit but less than the traction control button.

Also, regarding the tires, be careful in the wet. I've had the stock tires spin a little bit a couple of times during turns in heavy rain, driving at reasonable speeds.


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Brzandt 12-16-2017 02:44 AM

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Originally Posted by nickdd6237 (Post 3016972)
I did but it would turn off after a couple of minutes. Whats the difference between traction control and sport mode?

I push sport mode then hold down the left traction button for a few seconds and it will turn everything mostly off. Spin away.
I only do this in large empty parking lots. Driving 3/4 ton trucks for 15 years, I’m no drift or donut expert.

nickdd6237 12-16-2017 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by MileMonger (Post 3016976)
Even when turning it off, it's not completely off unless you do the pedal dance (don't recommend you do this until you feel more comfortable with rear-wheel drive). Pretty sure sport mode backs off the TC a bit but less than the traction control button.

Also, regarding the tires, be careful in the wet. I've had the stock tires spin a little bit a couple of times during turns in heavy rain, driving at reasonable speeds.


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What is the pedal dance lol and Thanks for the heads up.
The owner passed away and they told me he never drove the the car in the rain. So I probably wont either lol.

ermax 12-16-2017 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by nickdd6237 (Post 3017107)
What is the pedal dance lol and Thanks for the heads up.

The owner passed away and they told me he never drove the the car in the rain. So I probably wont either lol.



Get the car up to operating temp and then turn it off. Then turn it back on and do these steps within 30secs:
1. Pull e-brake 3 times and hold on 3rd pull
2. Press brake pedal 3 times and hold on 3rd pull
3. Pull e-brake 3 times and hold on 3rd pull
4. Press brake pedal 2 times

You should see the lights on the dash turn on if done correctly.


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