fc drift suspension/mods
01-27-10, 09:36 PM
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Seat time AND a seat. A good bucket seat seems to be overlooked when it comes to learning. You learn a whole lot quicker when you are stable inside the car and can use both hands on the steering wheel, as opposed to using your free arm to try and stop yourself from flying into the passanger's seat or out the window =)
01-27-10, 11:16 PM
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Seat time AND a seat. A good bucket seat seems to be overlooked when it comes to learning. You learn a whole lot quicker when you are stable inside the car and can use both hands on the steering wheel, as opposed to using your free arm to try and stop yourself from flying into the passanger's seat or out the window =)
01-27-10, 11:44 PM
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01-28-10, 11:50 AM
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01-28-10, 05:54 PM
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Get a Corbeau Forza for $229 http://soloracer.com/corbeauforza.html
01-29-10, 04:19 PM
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SPLparts sells awesome and affordable seats.
The seat is pretty huge, like everyone has said, being able to concentrate on driving without worrying about bracing yourself on the car door is a plus haha.
The seat is pretty huge, like everyone has said, being able to concentrate on driving without worrying about bracing yourself on the car door is a plus haha.
02-05-10, 08:58 AM
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so with the agx/tanabe gf210 setup i have now, it is really bouncy.. thats all i have done to it right now so what can i do to reduce bounciness??
02-05-10, 09:07 AM
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02-05-10, 01:49 PM
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the roads arent terrible here.. but theres really no way around it.. at school theres speed bumps and pedestrian crosswalks everywhere..
its like me telling you to drive around where theres no cops..
its like me telling you to drive around where theres no cops..
02-06-10, 09:52 PM
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not really any bitching goin on here.. id be complaining about it then.
but i was just wondering if anyone has had the same problem and what they did to fix it.. without spending 700 bucks on coilovers..
but i was just wondering if anyone has had the same problem and what they did to fix it.. without spending 700 bucks on coilovers..
02-06-10, 09:57 PM
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Seat time AND a seat. A good bucket seat seems to be overlooked when it comes to learning. You learn a whole lot quicker when you are stable inside the car and can use both hands on the steering wheel, as opposed to using your free arm to try and stop yourself from flying into the passanger's seat or out the window =)
Yes, bucket. NRG buckets are $300pr on ebay. Get two, sell the other to a friend. That's what i'm doing. Mine are in zee mail now! I can't wait.
I'm trying to picture watching footy of someone trying to drift and flopping around all over the place and it's funny.
Most of my friends i hang out with have racing seats. Not for fashion, because they keep your *** planted and makes driving the car hard more enjoyable.
Next topic. Anyone running their s4 front lower ball joints ON TOP of the control arm as apposed to underneath it? I'm wanting to try it but dunno if it's going to be strong enough set up like that.
