At least 2 wheel stunt driving would be easy.
fast_eddie_72 wrote: Meh, ain't my thing, but not much more reduculous than building an '84 Celica that goes around cones in parking lots fast. But, I mean, I could get a trophy! Oh, he got one too. Shoot, his is nicer.
I had the same conversation with someone today; he was talking about his neighbor's late '60s vette. It is apparently immaculate, but never driven. I said I would enjoy a car by driving it, but that each person can enjoy the automotive hobby in their own way
I had a car like that once. Of course, mine was just a Matchbox car that got stepped on my my dad but the wheels looked exactly like that.
It's just building something to compete in a certain class. Many of us do it, his just happens to be slower.
How is this any worse than slammed trucks?
I think it's pretty amazing that they have figured out how to run 50* of negative camber while still being able to drive straight. That's skill.
I bet it would be pretty fun to build.
The_Jed wrote: Note to self: Open a wheel bearing/tire shop in Japan... Nice welds
Hmmm...
The quality of the welds was truly amazing. Looks like something I welded...when I was 12.
ThePhranc wrote: At least 2 wheel stunt driving would be easy.
Haha was just gonna post this. You could probably split lanes in a traffic jam without too much trouble.
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how you can turn like that.. Shouldn't the understeer be horrific?
DoctorBlade wrote: I'm still trying to wrap my head around how you can turn like that.. Shouldn't the understeer be horrific?
How about getting power to the wheels that are driven? I am having a hard time wrapping my head around that as well. My guess is it is FWD, but even then it must be hell on the CV joints,and axles.
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