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I'm sure I've brought this up before, but isn't that spoiler essentially an air brake at that angle?
I'm sure I've brought this up before, but isn't that spoiler essentially an air brake at that angle?
I guess you missed the fact that a rear spoiler on a fwd car helps with the stability of the car at speed, especially when braking which brings the weight transfer to the front of the car, creating an unstable format with most of the weight in the front of the car because of fwd platform.Although why you'd want more downforce on the back end of a front wheel drive car is unknown.
I guess you missed the fact that a rear spoiler on a fwd car helps with the stability of the car at speed, especially when braking which brings the weight transfer to the front of the car, creating an unstable format with most of the weight in the front of the car because of fwd platform.
And that Celica needs to keep that exhaust tip like it is. Why straighten it when it looks superb with the down turn and not your run of the mill tip.![]()
Although why you'd want more downforce on the back end of a front wheel drive car is unknown.
Oh yeah and V8 is the best and only uhh uhh uhh.. Typical..
Although why you'd want more downforce on the back end of a front wheel drive car is unknown.
I should ask you...
I don't see the problem with that. He just didn't quite get why you needed rear downforce on a front wheel drive car. What part of that makes him typical V8 is the best? Shall I bring a ladder so you can climb down off that high-horse.
Yeah they're probably 16, which really is the right size for the car, and judging they're black and they're on a CTR I have to assume they're Spoon wheels. High offset, not trendy anymore.That Civic is too low. It looks like it swallowed its wheels. What size are those wheels, 16s?
It's the cool thing to do apparently. The cool thing about that car is it's a real Type R in the States, which we never got. The uncool thing is it's been modified, and not in the correct way lol.
The owner is showing us that he prefers driving on the worst tire in a given performance category.Why isn't the wheel seeing us?
The owner is showing us that he prefers driving on the worst tire in a given performance category.
Yes it's a celica. 70-77 or something like that.
Edit: Awesome looking cars. Azureman has/had one, correct?
Hankook RS2 tires. They've been replaced with a newer model, but they competed in the highest "normal" street tire category the DOT lists, Extreme Performance Summer, a step below R-compound. Tires like the Bridgestone RE01R, Yoko AD07, Kumho XS, Dunlop Star Spec, etc, and wasn't nearly as good in any measurable category while also not being bargain priced. Why anyone would even consider buying them is beyond me.
Elsewhere in Canada this is true, but with the new legislations in the province of Quebec it's not possible anymore... Which is a shame, as all the good stuff was coming.
Hankook RS2 tires. They've been replaced with a newer model, but they competed in the highest "normal" street tire category the DOT lists, Extreme Performance Summer, a step below R-compound. Tires like the Bridgestone RE01R, Yoko AD07, Kumho XS, Dunlop Star Spec, etc, and wasn't nearly as good in any measurable category while also not being bargain priced. Why anyone would even consider buying them is beyond me.