Howdy from Texas
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That's very cool, is it fast with this setup?
well, over in texas, everyone and their grandmas drive diesel dual wheel v8 turbo trucks, corvettes, and mustangs so no, against all these torque monsters my car isnt fast at all haha. but having said that, my car is very fun and i plan on hitting the track a few times once i get my transmission, brakes, and suspension setup correctly.
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Haha, that's awesome. Definitely different from the rest then!
What I would suggest is that you can always go to track with a standard setup, there is nothing wrong with that and it will take away the stresses of having to prepare your car before you go.. also you'll get to see the benefits of upgrading things as you return back to track after upgrading anything
Got many people around you with S-Bodied cars?
What I would suggest is that you can always go to track with a standard setup, there is nothing wrong with that and it will take away the stresses of having to prepare your car before you go.. also you'll get to see the benefits of upgrading things as you return back to track after upgrading anything
Got many people around you with S-Bodied cars?
I definitely need some brakes asap though, the stock setup is NOT capable at all. I have a few friends that are into drifting and rally, but as far as grip driving/ time attack not so much. funny enough my neighbor has a few 86's with beams swaps. Doesnt look as aggro as your avatar but theyre def cool. he even has a black limited coupe rn.
hey mate welcome on s15