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non-turbo = LESS $$$ TO INSURE!!!!
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a 240SX or Mustang GT wouldn't be any more to insure than an eclipse GSX.
A GSX is aprox. $100 MORE to insure than a 240sx for an 18 year old college student with no accidents or tickets.
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if you want to drift right like in formula d then you need a rear wheel drive car to swing your tail out
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Re: AWD or FWD

ok well im going to take offense to this...because in my opinion eclipses are probly GREAT cars to drift..save for the fact they arent rwd....i think a well tuned or swapped to rwd eclipse would drift EVERY nicely...
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Re: Re: AWD or FWD

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ok well im going to take offense to this...because in my opinion eclipses are probly GREAT cars to drift..save for the fact they arent rwd....i think a well tuned or swapped to rwd eclipse would drift EVERY nicely...
has anyone ever done a rwd conversion? I've seen it done on a 3kgt vr-4 before but that'd be cool to see.


As far as your drifting choices... Well as you've been told they don't even have the proper drivetrain to function as good drift cars without a lot of work.

People have suggested the 240sx because its light, rwd and generally easy to drift, at least a hell of a lot easier than it will ever be to drift a gsx or 3000gt. I wouldn't be opposed to you getting a 240sx myself. I'm 17 and I drive a swapped 240sx but you don't seem quite ready for a turbo car just yet so I'd reccomend you start out smaller and work your way up. Remember there are 3-4 different styles of 240sx to choose from as well so just because you've seen one doesn't mean you've seen them all.
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