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Originally Posted by thefro526
I'm still going to have to disagree with you here.
You can make a slammed car handle well, perhaps not as well as an almighty "AutoX" car but it can handle well.
And as far as the things you've pointed out, assuming you're dealing with a well supported chassis (like a 240sx or even a Civic) you can remedy them.
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You really just can't admit to being wrong about anything can you? You're wrong brother but it's ok that you're wrong, we're all wrong sometimes even the all mighty Dustin, no one will think less of you that you're wrong dude I promise.
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8 reps for your driver mod muscles
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When something has foibles and won't handle perfectly, that gives it a particularly human quality as it makes mistakes. That's how we can build a relationship with a car that other people just won't get - Jeremy Clarkson
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