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I'd like to drift it but there's no where to drift in west texas. The only way is if I pull some schenanigans in a parking lot and get out quick.
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I can appreciate you enjoying the car for other reasons but if that's the primary goal then using either aforementioned car as a means to that end is like dating dating Jessica Alba (pre-baby) and being satisfied with kissing: that's not what that platform was put on earth to do! As for your Pro example: sure, that's mighty impressive, no doubt. But that takes a shop to deal with budget, fabrication, etc. A privateer that is not independently wealthy isn't even worthy of mention to attempt to overcome a given platform's inherent flaws. |
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I'm just commenting on the folly of building a "drag" S2000. The car is tuned from the factory to be a true handling beauty. To not experience that to me just does not make sense. But whatever, it's your money. |
I commented either in this thread or another that I'm still not 100% on what I want to do with this thing. Right now I want to boost it but I may tune it as an N/A and turn it into a track car. I'm not quite sure and there's more than enough time to decide.
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Drift it like u stoll it.-
Light weight, RWD with lsd, it is drift party car for the place i live. |
So you rather drag race a S2000 lol i think your missing the point on what the S2000 is all about, its strong point is cornering speed not 0-60. I dont care what you do with your car its just sad to see a good perfectly balance, well engineered car just go 0-100mph
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No, I'm not missing the point of what the s2000 is all about. I'm not going track it, just plain and simple. The extent of using it's handling ability is going to the Dragon, which I enjoy doing. I'd rather spend 20k on a rwd coupe and boost it, than spending 40k on an Evo X or a 370. A Camaro is just out of the question quite frankly because I just dislike how it looks.
And apparently you do care if you say "lol" and say that I'm missing the point of what the car was made for. |
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before you hit the dragons tail, may i suggest try going to practice in a real track first learn to control the car in case it goes out of control you'll know what to do we dont want your car wrap around the tree. if i say "lol" thats not wrong, you know whats wrong cellphone company charging you on hidden fees... |
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I can't seem to find the video of an S owner going over the side of the mountain but it was at a meet I think a year or two before I started going. Pretty scary stuff. |
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