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06-16-11, 11:58 AM
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Tea was finally done! Struck from the rear with great force went back to Shibuya - able to move! The situation is much the repair will be back soon! "LOOKING"
06-24-11, 12:17 PM
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Its fun I dont take it super serious. Its pretty much a fun stress reliever that allows me to beat on my car and progress my driving. I'm gonna try hitting up some other events just for a change of pace but mostly MDU holds events at nice tracks that are sorta close to me. Its drifting if your not having fun your ******* up
07-05-11, 10:51 AM
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Ya that **** sucks but I'll be up again just no mini fires this time in your bay. When we left your crib we were down a few blocks and the 7 set off 2 car alarms from the noise LOL.
07-07-11, 12:13 PM
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have you done any angle mods at all or you just driving the car with stock angle? all i have is coilovers and my car is nearing completion and i want to go to a drift event in august. what is the absolute necessary stuff is what im trying to figure out.
07-07-11, 01:41 PM
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Just got home, keep that *** stretched Yoga class
Necessary stuff... locking diff, seat belt, helmet
Things that help... Bucket Seat , steering wheel, coilovers
Things that really HELP... 2way diff, Power, knuckles
I am runnning knuckles and other angle helpers but save you money for seat time. Getting driving experience is more important when your first starting out.
Things that help... Bucket Seat , steering wheel, coilovers
Things that really HELP... 2way diff, Power, knuckles
I am runnning knuckles and other angle helpers but save you money for seat time. Getting driving experience is more important when your first starting out.
07-07-11, 02:17 PM
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How do you like those PBM knuckles ? What are those "other angle helpers" you have ?
Sick car.. can't wait to try mine, switched from an R32 skyline to a T78 bridgeported FD
Sick car.. can't wait to try mine, switched from an R32 skyline to a T78 bridgeported FD
07-07-11, 03:21 PM
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^ I wanted to get a 4door 32 but got my FD instead, **** that 2 door looks good
I really like the PBM knuckles no binding poping or getting stuck at lock **** feels great set at the maximum angle hole. "other helpers" I'm just using S14 PBM Larger Inner tie rods with the built in spacer. I cut the threaded end down alittle. Then use whatever S14 outer u want. I used Touge Factory outers
I really like the PBM knuckles no binding poping or getting stuck at lock **** feels great set at the maximum angle hole. "other helpers" I'm just using S14 PBM Larger Inner tie rods with the built in spacer. I cut the threaded end down alittle. Then use whatever S14 outer u want. I used Touge Factory outers
