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if you havent learn how to drive stick than learn on a FWD car, its easier to adjust to a rwd car then it is to learn stick on a
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if you havent learn how to drive stick than learn on a FWD car, its easier to adjust to a rwd car then it is to learn stick on a car you know you cant control
heck you would probably never be able to control my old 4 gen maxima, 200whp N/A and thats a fwd car(torque steer was a bitch to control lol), plus its easier to drive fwd and most older cars dont have ABS or traction control so you run the risk of spinning on public roads and crashing in a rwd car then you would on a fwd car(i dont even think this is possible) Last edited by luigi90210; 01-05-2013 at 12:14 AM. |
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