can someone please inform me what this means? I've seen these kind of remarks before in car mags and such and I think it has something to do with steering input. But the sad truth is I do not know.elbles wrote: They said they were going around 7-8/10ths
3 Reasons as to probably why he killed you:1). The MR2 was designed for such things2). He may have been equally or better skilled than you3). He had..um... TIRESelbles wrote:but one was a NA model, with nothing but wheels and tires
That's what I want.....someday....KDashy wrote:MR2 Spyder + Celica GTS engine = rocket car.
One of the guys at a local shop called Inner Circle has a similar setup.
Pfft... built it so I can build a 914-6 and annihilate itKDashy wrote:MR2 Spyder + Celica GTS engine = rocket car.
One of the guys at a local shop called Inner Circle has a similar setup.
914-6's are pretty high dollar ventures.phuphyter wrote: Nismo_Freak, about how much would the six cylinder cost? I got a 914 sitting in the garage collecting dust. Its not in perfect condition but it desperately needs a new engine among other things. Just want to know so in the future i can bring it back to life. (sorry kinda off topic since it has nothing to do with the mr-2)
Some elaberation on this.... 10/10ths is the way race cars are driven in qualifying. Balls to the wall and grazing the barriers on corner exit. 9/10ths is how the race is driven because it's impossible to keep the concentration required to drive at qualifying speeds for 30mins or more. Consistancy wins races not 2 or 3 blistering laps followed by a blistering crash.IWannaS15 wrote:I take it as hard the the driver was pushing the car.
Like 6/10 or 7/10 is a 'spirited' drive down a empty highway.And 10/10th is like being on a racetrack with a full roll cage, helmet and Nomex suit in a car you dont have to pay for when you wreck.
Yes, the bumpier the road the softer your spring and shock combination should be to allow the wheel to track over the bumps.sdtouge wrote:everyone says for handling to get the stiffist **** possible. not true.
if your suspension is too stiff you will have trouble gripping and get over/under steer unless your on like slicks or something, for gripping you want a lttle suspension travel, or you tires are gonna have more load sooner on them, then youll lose grip.
for griping just get new shocks, springs, either a 1 or 1.5 way lsd or a viscous or even hlsd.aso some sway bars and strut tower bars, just get some really good tires and you shoud be able to keep up.
also, if you dont want over steer or understeer.acceleratebrake in on/off throttle little bit to apexaccelerate out
you shouldnt rea,,y be getting too much oversteer in a stock s13 so somethings going wrong....
I think it was Manfred von Richthofen (the Red Baron) who said something like "It's not the crate but the man in the crate".Veriest1 wrote:I've driven the Miata and it's deffinatly the faster car however I'm the faster driver out of the two of us.