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Old 05-13-2013, 02:06 PM   #43
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I'll take some more detailed pictures when I get home.
Thanks, in your crash did the car understeer or oversteer?
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Old 05-13-2013, 02:08 PM   #44
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Under steer. It does it out the box.
I think its the exact opposite. Kick the clutch in and rev for more power and you'll have all the oversteer you need.
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Thanks, in your crash did the car understeer or oversteer?
It doesn't take much to see that this was understeer. OP even said what happened.
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Well it doesn't look like a total loss. Hope the op learned his lesson and didn't get hurt.
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It doesn't take much to see that this was understeer. OP even said what happened.
to add, I wanted to know if the tires were worn and caused the understeer/crash. I had worn mine out considerably since January and got new OE michelin primacy's last week to make sure my front tires were grippy enough and didn't understeer.
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Well, you learned the hard way but no one ended up getting hurt

I'm sure you've learned your lesson. Thanks for sharing!
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Understeer or oversteer, it isn't the fucking car's fault if someone can't turn correctly and safely lol...
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Based on your photos, I would suggest it is under $10K unless you bent the sub frame. Something does not seem right though. You do not want to claim that a squirrel ran in front of you and just pay the insurance deductible???? You also said "If I am allowed to keep driving", this suggests that you are under parental control and maybe something else distracted you that the parents may not like.

Either way, It will have to be towed to get an estimate. Good Luck.
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Despite what folks in the thread are saying, as someone who has experience with a similar crash (details here and it cost around 9k all said and done), you're looking at a fair chunk of change to repair.

It appears that your headlight and hood are intact, but that's only cutting 1500 or so off the price. These cars are still pretty dang new. There's no "OEM equivalent" parts, and everything for these cars come from Japan. Not cheap. The only option you should be considering is going through your insurance, that's why it's there.

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Despite what folks in the thread are saying, as someone who has experience with a similar crash (details here and it cost around 9k all said and done), you're looking at a fair chunk of change to repair.

It appears that your headlight and hood are intact, but that's only cutting 1500 or so off the price. These cars are still pretty dang new. There's no "OEM equivalent" parts, and everything for these cars come from Japan. Not cheap. The only option you should be considering is going through your insurance, that's why it's there.

Best of luck.
Damn. Yeah ill probably go they insurance if it'll cost that much >.<
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Based on your photos, I would suggest it is under $10K unless you bent the sub frame. Something does not seem right though. You do not want to claim that a squirrel ran in front of you and just pay the insurance deductible???? You also said "If I am allowed to keep driving", this suggests that you are under parental control and maybe something else distracted you that the parents may not like.

Either way, It will have to be towed to get an estimate. Good Luck.
Yes. I am only 17. This was no ones fault but mine. So...
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All jokes aside glad your're okay and even better no one else was injured. I'll try to suppress driving more aggressive until I upgrade the suspension/wheels/tires.
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17 and a car like this... be happy I had a piece of crap I had to push start. 😄

Get it fixed and all will be well. Insurance as others say that's why u have it...
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to add, I wanted to know if the tires were worn and caused the understeer/crash. I had worn mine out considerably since January and got new OE michelin primacy's last week to make sure my front tires were grippy enough and didn't understeer.

Who in their right mind would put the same horrible oem tires "back" in this car? Please explain.
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