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My son is on his L's, kicks ass on the racing games goes ok driving the automatic Honda accord and shits his pants in the skyline or xr8. Nerve wracking in the passengers side, they are kerbs not ripple strips. Have 17" nismo rims on the Nissan, 19" speedy cheetahs on the xr8. Bit right bit right, your on the kerb, bit right bit right!!!! Poor kid will end up in oncoming traffic soon.


Grab something cheap for him to learn in? Or buy some cheap ok to destroy wheels?

Coolness, the npc has a bit of slip if you launch it hard in first but has great bite to chirp or spin second. When it's cold it's real close to the floor but warmed up you can pretty much nanna it round. I've got the idle set @900 which helps and stops juddering? Probably a bit high but seems to work the best on the nistune. I've always wondered about the twin plate?


Had a Jim berry full Monty in the skyline (sprung centre single plate ceramic button) was a nice clutch, never slipped under power.

Had an exeddy single plate non sprung centre button clutch in the evo, that thing was horrible from a take off. Nice once you were really in it but not a street clutch.



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