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New Gen. coming.... looking for advice
I am about to leave High School in Roseville CA. i am about to also get my car..... i can start payments next year.... i want to find the AE86 Corolla GTS..... the one like in Initial-D. before all of you get mad though... i dont want to be some punk kid on the streets... i would like to have training if possable to drift-race... and if its THAT stiupd to think i could ever become that... then i'll go to normal street drag.... any help would be nice..... like i said i am 17 in Roseville CA (near sac) and looking for that car... if not that one then a 85-89 FC3S would also work.... i need to keep my money spent on the car to about 3000 most..... thanks.....
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Hey, good car choices, they're the same as my own.
Don't worry about the initial d thing or having people call you a wannabe or a bandwagon jumper. The only people who will do that are the ones who aren't really on the bandwagon themselves. For good info on those two cars specifically and good advice on learning about road racing and car control head over to www.club4ag.com MotoP and everyone else over there are a great help. Also, don't sell yourself short about learning to actually control a car at speed instead of just drag racing(note: not bad mouthing drag racers). It is something that takes time, effort, dedication oh and did I mention time? But it is quite possible and enjoyable.As for the cars, $3000 should be enough to get you started on a GTS but your going to need more money to keep it maintained and running properly. The FC might be a little out of your price range, or at the least the turbo2. An N/A should be doable. If possible with the FC get a series 5(89-91) as opposed to the seris 4(85-88). One thing to remember is that in general unless your either very lucky or skilled enough to do alot of your own work it'll cost about the price you pay for a car that old again to get it on the road and in good shape. Oh well, whatever ya choose goodluck and if ya need any help or your just bored stop back here or drop me a PM. |
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Get the Fc, or a 240. Ae86's are gutless plus good luck finding a decent Corolla for less than 3g's it'll nickel and dime you to death before you even get a chance to get it on the road.
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thanks for the tips.... if all of you can help me look for a AE86 corolla GTS hatchback it would be great... i'll take on the dimes challenge cause i just want it to run at first.... but i wont dismay the idea though... anymore hints will be nice aswell.... thanks so far!
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Whats Drift-Racing??
I did see a clean ass AE86 today.. so clean.. but too bad so lacking in the power department. 4agze in the AE86 should be good
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