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Choosing a rear-end for drifting help :)
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<blockquote data-quote="chasingomas" data-source="post: 1562258" data-attributes="member: 31094"><p>Thank you! I don't plan on adding a hydro for a while, I want to really focus on car control, in initiation esp, so I plan on clutch kick in, and e-brake in emergencies, otherwise, I want to be on throttle. And you're super right about the GT. I actually have a 95 GT shell and most parts minus trans/rear end/wheels, lol but basically I have schizophrenia and ran out of money for the build waiting for disability. I make money selling clothes so it's pretty inconsistent, but I saved enough to actually buy a running and driving manual car, so I'm just going to throw all the parts I have into that (coilovers, steering wheel, etc), and put the 95 in storage until I have the money to build it to OEM+. Since it's my first car and I'm not in a rush anymore, I wanna wait t'ill I can give it the respect I think it deserves if that makes any sense. If I wasn't in this position, a GT would be a way better option.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chasingomas, post: 1562258, member: 31094"] Thank you! I don't plan on adding a hydro for a while, I want to really focus on car control, in initiation esp, so I plan on clutch kick in, and e-brake in emergencies, otherwise, I want to be on throttle. And you're super right about the GT. I actually have a 95 GT shell and most parts minus trans/rear end/wheels, lol but basically I have schizophrenia and ran out of money for the build waiting for disability. I make money selling clothes so it's pretty inconsistent, but I saved enough to actually buy a running and driving manual car, so I'm just going to throw all the parts I have into that (coilovers, steering wheel, etc), and put the 95 in storage until I have the money to build it to OEM+. Since it's my first car and I'm not in a rush anymore, I wanna wait t'ill I can give it the respect I think it deserves if that makes any sense. If I wasn't in this position, a GT would be a way better option. [/QUOTE]
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