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View Poll Results: Scale 1-10 how hard do you drive your car?
1 5 1.72%
2 5 1.72%
3 7 2.41%
4 13 4.48%
5 31 10.69%
6 62 21.38%
7 72 24.83%
8 59 20.34%
9 17 5.86%
10 19 6.55%
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Old 03-01-2016, 09:21 AM   #1
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How hard do you drive your car

Scale 1-10 1 being a garage queen, and 10 driving it balls to the wall 100% of the time.

Hey guys, I thought I would put up a poll to see how hard the average enthusiast on here drives their FRS/BRZ. I am curious to see if more of us drive it hard like me or if most of you guys baby your cars haha.

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0 - Still has delivery mileage

1 - Driven around the block once a week or less.

2 - Shifting occurs at less than 2500 RPM for up & downshifts; no rev-matching, no spirited drives.

3 - Recommended Break-In Period Driving, max 3,999 RPM, including downshifts if any. 9.5/10 shifts between 2000-3000. No-spirited drives.

4 - 9/10 Shifts between 2000-3000 RPM, max 5000 RPM; occasional hard pull onto freeway or to overtake. No spirited drives, heel-toe or rev-matched downshifts.

5 - Commuting RPM ranges between 2000-3500, max 5500 RPM. Occasionally cruises 3rd or 4th gear at 3000 RPM in city or curvy backroads. Sometimes takes a corner hard.

6 - Commuting RPM ranges between 2000-4000 RPM, max 6000 RPM. Occasional rev-matched & heel-toe downshifts, takes most turns hard, 1 or 2 spirited drives on twisties cruising in 3500-4500 RPM a month, no redline, no track time.

7- Commuting RPM ranges between 2000-5000 RPM, mentally maxed 6500 RPM, rarely redline. Rev-matches or heel-toes most downshifts. Spirited RPM ranges 3000-6000 RPM, max 7400 RPM. Has been to a track before.

8- Commuting RPM ranges between 2000-6000 RPM, occasional redline. Downshifts into 4500-6000 RPM occasionally. Always takes corners as hard as legally possible. Spirited RPMs mostly cruising 4000-5000 RPM and hits redline on the straights or out a tight hairpin. Sees moderate amount of track time, and the car modifications show it.

9- Commuting RPM ranges full RPM-range for both upshifts & downshifts. Spirited drives ranges full RPM-Range mostly cruising between 5000-7000 RPM. Car modifications may show extensive time at the track, unless you're on a budget or keeping it subtle.

10 - Fully-committed track car, occasional daily commuting if needed.
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Old 03-01-2016, 09:23 AM   #2
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Old 03-01-2016, 09:34 AM   #3
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Generally i beat on it a moderate amount every time i drive it. This usually just means chucking it into corners that are open, and revving it out a bit. I doubt this car will have reliability issues with the lower power output, even if you do beat on it a bit.
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Old 03-01-2016, 09:38 AM   #4
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I'm a 6 to 7 guy. Nothing outrageous but I'll blast some twisties to death
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Old 03-01-2016, 09:42 AM   #5
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I'd say I'm not too aggressive of a driver. I'll stay in vacuum most of the time. Occasionally I floor it on the freeway when I'm cruising or another unsuspecting car pulls ups to me. Of course any kind of twisties are irresistible as well.
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Generally i beat on it a moderate amount every time i drive it. This usually just means chucking it into corners that are open, and revving it out a bit. I doubt this car will have reliability issues with the lower power output, even if you do beat on it a bit.
Yeah so far I have had 0 issues with mine. I think people blow the whole reliability thing out of proportion because no one ever posts things like "my car is running great" or "wow what a good engine", its always when people have issue they post about it hahaha.
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Old 03-01-2016, 09:58 AM   #7
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7/8 I Drive it like I stole it! Not a drive goes by that I dont hit redline once or twice, or have the rear end swing out.
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0/10

Never even drove the car. It just sits in my air conditioned garage where my butler wipes down the car to avoid dust. It will surely be a collector's item in the future and worth so much more than I paid for it, especially now that Scion is gone. /s
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Never even drove the car. It just sits in my air conditioned garage where my butler wipes down the car to avoid dust. It will surely be a collector's item in the future and worth so much more than I paid for it, especially now that Scion is gone. /s
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Considering I just got my car yesterday, I'm going with about a 3. I did take it down a windy mountain road though on the way into work though. ..

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Old 03-01-2016, 10:11 AM   #11
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I'm going to lean on the upper end....simply due to having to wring out the motor for any kind of fun.
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I drive gentle on the straights, but when i will aproach a turn i try to take it as fast possible.
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I voted 8 because although I do beat on it at the track, I drive at about 5 the remainder of the time.
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