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Cunnart 09-02-10 07:06 AM

Any one wanna give me a ride?
 
Hi guys, I'm looking for some one that wouldn't mind giving me a ride in their FD. And maybe even let me drive it so I can feel how the trans works and what not. I'm in the central/western maryland area. I know this is a far stretch to ask people you don't know, but I'm hoping for the best.

vosko 09-03-10 11:37 AM

i dont get it. why do you need to drive to see how the trans works ?

it works like any other transmission

Cunnart 09-04-10 04:34 PM

shift feel clutch feel, also how the car generally drives. Since I'm considering buying one. I could be a dick and just go test drive someone's who is selling to just drive it, but I figured I would be polite about it. And all manual trans don't feel the same.

1wide7 09-04-10 06:33 PM

I'm missing exactly what you are trying to figure out here why not find one you'd consider buying and check it out if it drives the way you like buy it.

and most 3rd gens have been modified so "clutch feel" will depend on the previous owners taste. for instance my sprung 6 puck with extreme pressure plate will not "feel" like a stock cluth or even an extreme p/p with a street/strip disc. and as far as "shift feel" its the same in every 5spd sports car ive ever driven.

Maybe if you were more specific like looking for ride in stock fd, single turbo Fd, something along those lines, but I dont see anybody handing the keys over to a random joe to drive their FD unless they had cash in hand to buy it, My wife does'nt even drive my FD.

GoodfellaFD3S 09-04-10 06:38 PM

Come up to NJ and I'll give you a ride you won't soon forget. You're not driving though.

MOBEONER 09-04-10 09:44 PM


Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S (Post 10199758)
Come up to NJ and I'll give you a ride you won't soon forget. You're not driving though.

I may just take that ride,forget this kid ^^^^^ i need to see what i am looking to buy when i order my turbo kit.

helghast7 09-04-10 10:16 PM


Originally Posted by 1wide7 (Post 10199749)
I'm missing exactly what you are trying to figure out here why not find one you'd consider buying and check it out if it drives the way you like buy it.

and most 3rd gens have been modified so "clutch feel" will depend on the previous owners taste. for instance my sprung 6 puck with extreme pressure plate will not "feel" like a stock cluth or even an extreme p/p with a street/strip disc. and as far as "shift feel" its the same in every 5spd sports car ive ever driven.

Maybe if you were more specific like looking for ride in stock fd, single turbo Fd, something along those lines, but I dont see anybody handing the keys over to a random joe to drive their FD unless they had cash in hand to buy it, My wife does'nt even drive my FD.

exactly, couple my friends with FD's with stock or close to stock clutch setups feel nothing like my car with an upgraded clutch

hell even my car felt different after i changed clutch discs from a 6 puck unsprung to a sprung 6 puc

but besideds that, you dont choose a car by the clutch feel or the shiftbox

you pick it for the overall package, the looks, the feel, the cornering ability, the acceleration

as stated clutch feel, hell even shift feel can be changed

Supernaut 09-05-10 03:19 AM

You sound like a joy rider OP.

Nuvolari 09-05-10 08:23 AM

Call for a free "face lift " ...

Molotovman 09-05-10 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by Nuvolari (Post 10200325)
Call for a free "face lift " ...

Someone needs to prick you with a needle so you can deflate.

eastcoastbumps 09-06-10 07:12 PM

If I still had my FD, I'd let you drive it. I used to love letting other people drive my car. FD's are a blast.


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