Advice for A Young IS owner?
11-22-05, 10:04 PM
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insurance is hell but I'm just gunna bite the bullet for a few years, make sure I keep my record clean and hope it will go down in four or five years. Its gunna require a heck of a lot of discipline to not be constanting gunning it in this car, its a heck of a rush but I guess I'll save those shinanigans for the track, or atleast the suburban highway.
this thread turned into a bit of a young-is drivers role-call, cool.
this thread turned into a bit of a young-is drivers role-call, cool.
11-23-05, 09:18 AM
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Originally Posted by NotFatBoy
you should really consider going to a driving school session. The single best mod you can do to your car is YOU
11-23-05, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by lexusboi
Only go to driving school (like Fat Boy did) if you really do not know how to drive, but since you passed the driving test, you should be ok. You know the safety rules of driving, just apply them.
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11-23-05, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by lexusboi
Only go to driving school (like Fat Boy did) if you really do not know how to drive, but since you passed the driving test, you should be ok. You know the safety rules of driving, just apply them.
performance driving....
11-23-05, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by NotFatBoy
haha
performance driving....
performance driving....
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