- 1,325
- In the gravel trap
- RDAardvark
Why's that?
Please don't tell me you are going to put inappropriate body kits, cold cathode tubes on it or blue LEDs like these numbnuts.
Why's that?
Suspension is cheaper^Sounds like you just need to move.
Naptown25rsif for some reason Alfa were to bring the Giulietta over here in GTA/Cloverleaf spec, I'd buy one in a heartbeat!
You may get your wish soon.
I thought STI's were faster in the game, untuned. After spec2.0 at least.I prefer the Evo in game, drives better, looks better. Didn't randomly become a hatchback then change back again
New ones are beyond ugly, imo.I don't think I'd ever buy either in real life, but I have been looking at the Legacy as a nice 4 door.
I thought STI's were faster in the game, untuned. After spec2.0 at least.
New ones are beyond ugly, imo.
If you have an airport-like sleeve to get you to the carThat is the advantage of driving it, you don't have to look at it
MenownI don't think I'd ever buy either in real life, but I have been looking at the Legacy as a nice 4 door.
2009 legacy, or outback are the last with rimless windows. Outback XT or 3.0R is probably an ideal vehicle for a small family.I believe it was 2009 when they abandoned the frameless windows which IMO was one of their best safety features because even if your car got mangled you'd likely still be able to open the door. If the door can open then safety workers can get to you faster and don't need the Jaws of Life. 👍
I believe it was 2009 when they abandoned the frameless windows which IMO was one of their best safety features because even if your car got mangled you'd likely still be able to open the door. If the door can open then safety workers can get to you faster and don't need the Jaws of Life. 👍
Naptown25rsNot to jump very far off-topic, but I thought I would post this article for the IndyCar fans in the group... A lot of interesting insight from one of my medical heroes.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/brant_james/12/08/new.indy.car.safety/index.html
Awesome read. 👍
Speaking of, I'm going to be seeing some of IndyCar and NASCAR's finest go head-to-head in the first annual Indy Karting Classic this Sunday at Conseco Fieldhouse.
November 10, 2011 - After gaining momentum earlier in the month, the Indy Karting Classic gained a huge boost today with the confirmation of participation from IZOD IndyCar Series drivers Scott Dixon and Graham Rahal. Taking place on Sunday, December 11, in conjunction with the International Motorsports Industry Show (IMIS), the Indy Karting Classic is a one day event to help promote the sport of karting on the grandest of stages.
With Scott Dixon and Graham Rahal joining Alex Tagliani, Tomas Scheckter, Ryan Hunter-Reay and Jay Howard, the IZOD IndyCar Series team for the Indy Karting Classic is now complete. With Tony Stewart, AJ Allmendinger and Austin Dillon set to battle from the NASCAR ranks, look for further driver announcements in the coming weeks as the Indy Karting Classic gets set for it's inaugural event in 2011.
http://indykartingclassic.com/
I read that they will rent the karts on non-race days for fun and they're pretty cheap, might do that first to see what it's like.
Never been to one of those. I suppose I should go once, just for the giggles.Definitely not like the typical rental karts at the local putt-putt course.
Never been to one of those. I suppose I should go once, just for the giggles.
Since you have kids I HIGHLY recommend any Subaru, they are probably the safest car in North America. I believe they are the only manufacturer to receive 5 Star crash ratings on all their models. They are built differently than most cars and have a strong focus on safety. I would suggest a 2008 or earlier though, I believe it was 2009 when they abandoned the frameless windows which IMO was one of their best safety features because even if your car got mangled you'd likely still be able to open the door. If the door can open then safety workers can get to you faster and don't need the Jaws of Life. 👍
Naptown25rsThere is a place that I enjoyed going to when I was younger... They had a slightly banked oval track that they put baby powder on, and the karts looked liked winged sprint cars with slick tires. The karts actually had enough oopmf that you could maintain a slide in the corners like real dirt track racing. I blew tons of money there...
^inadequate damping for the deteriorating roads around here...
I too am Subie till I die, I own one IRL and doubt I'll ever own anything else...
StigsHeroHa! Is it the one on the east side of Muncie by the Pizza King? I've been to that one a couple times, it was more fun than I thought it would be for such a tiny track. Weak karts but the powder and banking made it real fun.
I think there's still a putt-putt kart track on the south side of Anderson. Been to that one several times, they were incredibly slow and they would kill your motor if you made contact. Lame.