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Ian.G · 29-09-2004, 07:39

Hello

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I've been tuning japanese cars for the last 8 years. I've had 3 scoobs *yawn* (MY97, MY99, P1WR) and got totally bored of cars that drive themselves. Since moved on to a Westfield XTR2 (Hayabusa Power) and then an XTR4 (Audi 20V Turbo) which are RWD with high bhp/tonne and much more fun. Power oversteer and Lift-off oversteer always bring a smile to my face

I've been watching Jap drift videos for 3 years or so and loved what I've seen. Attended a few rounds of UKD1 to spectate and loved it. After some practice I'd like to have a go soon.

Maybe this weekend my search for a car will be over...Hope to see you all at silverstone...and will hopefully have a lovely Hachi Roku by then too.

29-09-2004, 07:39	#123 (permalink)
Ian.G 86 ColdTurkey Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Derby UK - Land of road legal race cars Posts: 1,944	Hello , I've been tuning japanese cars for the last 8 years. I've had 3 scoobs yawn (MY97, MY99, P1WR) and got totally bored of cars that drive themselves. Since moved on to a Westfield XTR2 (Hayabusa Power) and then an XTR4 (Audi 20V Turbo) which are RWD with high bhp/tonne and much more fun. Power oversteer and Lift-off oversteer always bring a smile to my face I've been watching Jap drift videos for 3 years or so and loved what I've seen. Attended a few rounds of UKD1 to spectate and loved it. After some practice I'd like to have a go soon. Maybe this weekend my search for a car will be over...Hope to see you all at silverstone...and will hopefully have a lovely Hachi Roku by then too.