Recent content by Jinata

I'm pretty sure the higher octane, the more it can be compressed.. Hmm. I must wiki this.

The problem with these kind of cars is that they're popular in the import scene, which most likely means that the owner has fiddled with things.

It's not so much the handling I'm talking about, FF cars just cannot apply an X amount of power to the wheels whilst steering. FF cars with slip diff can handle exceptionally well, but still cannot compare to a FR or AWD.

Guys.. It's OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/list.asp?s=510 All the pulsars you need.

Teenager + Powerful car = £££££££££££££££££££££££££. :grinning:

Spoon = A tuning team that builds high revving engines for Honda; I think

The young driver's tendency to speed regardless of which car it is, is what makes it hard for insurance companies to trust them with any thing more powerful than box standard low displacement vehicle. Also, no, you don't have to be speeding to lose control, but this seems to be the case in...

12500RPM.......... CG13 Spooooooooooooon.

Speeding = more likely to crash, young driver = speed = crash. It's simply true, hence why my insurance is high on an S13. And in a way it is dangerous, the time it stops from 35 is longer than it is at 30. Also, I don't pull out from junctions like the way you've stated. Regardless of which...

Whoever contributes, is guilty non-the-less. I'm planning to buy a silvia s13 and my insurance for it is 2.5K TPFT. I'm willing to muster up the cash to pay it but if people drove within the constraints of the law and stopped having crashes because they drive beyond their means. The UK roads...

Disconnect your battery and leave it for 10 minutes, connect it back together and I bet it works!

Cheap*** Sorry, I had to. :'(

Just please, don't speed. Don't be one of those fags who make our insurances so damn expensive. You slower you go, the further you get.

It was on the other side of the road? - And if there wasn't any markings on the floor, I would only assume that the camera would have been unable to determine the speed at which you were driving. My personal opinion is, you don't get any points.