RE: What Should You Be Driving?
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/12/2005 9:09:22 PM
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XCM828
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It's not rear wheel drive. In fact, it was the first car to ever have front wheel drive.
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/13/2005 4:43:31 PM
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Patrick
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i know what drive it is...i guess i didnt spcificy my question...sorry. ive seen drift classes for fWD..they dont do as much smokin..its more like sliding....but the Mini is a force on the autocross course...i did a write up on the new Mini, and ill be hard pressed to not look into one fot my next new car.
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/14/2005 1:36:07 PM
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XCM828
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Yeah, drifting is definetly possible in a FWD car, but it's a whole lot easier in a RWD car. As for autocross (which I do a whole lot of), the Mini is an awesome competitor because of its wide wheel base, awesome suspension, and powerful motor, all stock. This means you can kick some major ass in the stock class.
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/16/2005 9:07:02 PM
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Patrick
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what type of tires do you use for autoX?
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/16/2005 11:45:39 PM
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XCM828
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I use the stock tires on the Mini (Dunlop Runflats). It doesn't usually matter what type of tire you have depending on the weather conditions, but you really need to make sure you have your tires pumped way up to prevent your tires from rolling over.
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/18/2005 11:59:16 AM
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Patrick
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hmm..kind of the opposite for me...i drag race, and i drop my pressure to like 16 psi..
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RE: What Should You Be Driving? - 5/20/2005 8:39:07 PM
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XCM828
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Yeah, for drag racing you drop the pressure so you grip real well, but if you did that for autox, you'd be driving on the rims around corners.
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