Silvia Club of NSW

Why drive when you can drift?
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 6:59 pm 
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Car: Fa(s)t red boat
Loss of control skids are always an alternative if you can't break traction, 9 out of 10 Falcadore owners on a wet road can't be wrong. :D


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It may not be the most powerful car I have ever driven, but it is nice to having the auto for that bumper to bumper crawl to work.

Couple of little things need to be sorted out, but it is a actually a reasonably comfortable car to drive. :D

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You can simulate having a twin plate by revving it to 2000rpm and dropping it into D, every time you take off. Tuff.


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