If you had the money, which would you choose and why?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oklm3mV6ThE
>>15819383
>>15819383
The one that isn't FWD oh, wait...
>Buying an American Car
>Buying an overpriced German Car
Which has the stiffer better platform o?
I prefer the wheelbase/dimensions of the S2000, but I've never driven it's competitor the RX8 at the time.
Thinking about buying a dirt cheap blown RX8 and swapping the engine rather than shelling twice as much for the S.
Are than any other rwd cars with similar power/dimensions/stiffness? Thoughts?
>>15826719
Neither. Get a mustang gt.
>>15826719
Bad idea
The s2k will retain value and the rx8 swap will be a money pit. Safe yourself the headache and just get the car you want.
>>15826728
I don't want a car that weighs over 2900 lbs or has a wheelbase over 100 inches, sorry
Pic related
Any Skyline.
AE86
First gen Fairlady Z
Is this the quintessential cuck car?
Yes
second only to the miata
No. """"""""hot"""""""" hatches and """"""""sports"""""""" SUVs are.
how far do you sit from the steering wheel?
>>15818562
About the same as that picture.
Close enough that there's a bend in my elbows and knees with about a hand's width horizontally between the bottom of the wheel and my leg
I'm about 6'2" but I prefer to sit scooted up as far as I can
>put seat to lowest height
>put seat fairly vertical without being straight up
>set distance so my palms are on top of the wheel if my arms are straight out
>and my leg still has a slight bend with clutch depressed
I got memed into buying kumho tires and two of them have blown up in the first year for no reason___ chinese lady refuse to honor warranty no matter what
Which tire brand is not a meme? I need to buy a new set and put these kumhos in the trash
Scotty Kilmer was right about these junk tires
Something not Korean or Chinese.
Never heard of anyone else with such problems with Korean tyres though. Myself I've had retread tyres fuck up suddenly but nothing else. I don't use Korean or Chinese rubber though since the retread incident so I can't speak so much for Korea
>>15817589
>refuse to honor warranty
That is why you have state attorney general and state laws on warranties. Check out your state's website to see who and how to contact. Have the warranty info and the serial number of each tire. Foreign tire makers, particularly chinese ones, like to avoid warranty by claiming tires in certain serial number ranges were not licensed by them for official legal sale in certain areas of the usa. Some chinese tire purchases from retail storefronts have had such warranty failures notably Consumer Reports when it tested three chinese tire brands which were purchased from official tire sellers buying from the official tire distribution network.
I run cumho ns2r semi slicks and no issue for the past few years. They're actually pretty good value for the track
What are some of the cheapest drift cars you can buy in America?
Ignoring the obvious stuff like miatas ae86 and 240sx etc. it's too rice taxed to fit the category.
and I don't mean theoretical drift cars (well... its RWD so it can kinda slide...) I mean cars that also have the rest of the stuff that make it a drift car in addition to RWD
>>15813396
Volvos and compact trucks
>>15813464
bruh wut
volvos are more expensive than miatas
>>15813464
This, kinda hard to find a manual Volvo tho
Welcome to /pog/, the place to talk about all things Porsche! Current, future, or previous owners welcome. if you have questions, one of us probably has answers.
How do I Porsche?
(Prices are in USD and represent a sorted used car.)
>Air Cooled 911?
$20K+ SC
$30k+ 3.2 Carrera
$30k+ 964
$50k+ 993
>Water Cooled 911?
$20k+ 996
$30+ 997
$60k+ 991
>Boxster
$7k+ 986
$14k+ 986 S
$20k+ 987 (+$2-5k for Cayman)
$25k+ 987 S (+$2-5k for Cayman)
Based 944
>$5000 N/A
>$10,000 Tarbo
*Disclaimer: You can buy a 944 for under a grand, but the overwhelming consensus in the community is that sorted cars cost ~$5k... so if you buy that car for under a grand when you're done it'll be around or over $5k. YMMV.
>928
$8k+
>968
$12k+
If you are a regular poster who's car is not included in the OP, drop a photo in the thread and photoshop anon will eventually do his business :)
Also, PSA from last thread:
Want to get an early N/A watercooled 911/Boxster but are afraid of the infamous IMS issue? Well I'm gonna try to change your mind
>What is an IMS
The intermediate shaft has been present on Porsche flat 6 engines ever since the original air cooled 911 all the way up to the 9x7.1 generation 911s, Caymans, and Boxsters
It's used to indirectly drive the camshafts and is in charge of engine timing
>What goes wrong?
The IMS itself is perfectly fine, the problem was when Porsche switched to watercooled engines they needed a bearing on the flywheel side of the engine, and with their infinite wisdom they decided to use a sealed bearing with a lifetime grease
What happens over time to a small handful of these bearings is that the grease dries out and it fails, causing the IMS to throw the timing out of sync and grenade the entire engine in seconds
The bearing on the opposite side is lubricated by engine oil and has never been known to fail
>How often to these fail?
Engines from '97-'99 use a robust dual row bearing that has a failure rate of less than 1%, it's the engines made from '00-'04 that use a weak single row bearing that has a failure rate as high as 10%
But don't worry just yet, general consensus is that if the bearing in your car is faulty it would have failed before 40k miles
In addition the best way to keep it healthy is to actually drive your car like a Porsche should be driven; low mileage garage queens are more prone to failure
>How much would this cost me to repair?
If you have a higher mileage car I wouldn't worry too much, especially if your car has a dual row bearing
Fixes include:
>replacing the bearing with a new OEM part - $100
>IMS Guardian - $400
>replacing the bearing with an aftermarket ceramic bearing - $600
>removing the seal and adding a flange that directly feels engine oil to the bearing - $800
The last option is the only true way to fix the problem, but I personally don't feel any of this is necessary
And obligatory 944 comfy :3
>but muh pedestrian safety meme
These kids would be dead if it weren't pedestrian safety design in modern cars
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GzXQhSw8fQA
>teach kids not to run into the street without looking
>don't have drivers on their phones
Any remaining casualties are called natural selection.
>>15822069
>Kevin Masuo
>Bud Rider
Fuk yeh bruh. 420 blaze it.
>>15822244
KEK
Post unaesthetic vehicles
>>15819912
Why would you respond to a shitpost?
You HAVE to be a Transformers kiddie to enjoy this design, and the previous gen for that matter. It's like they were designed specifically for this crowd.
What is the ultimate drug dealers car?
>>15817386
kek
>>15817386
>drive trans am
>minorities think i'm a dealer
What's wrong with this picture, /o/?
>>15816775
It's an electric vehicle
Happy?
>>15816775
>Michigan plates
>California plates and gas prices in the background
>some fucking hillbillies from that shit tier state are shitting up glorious California with theither God awful GM Cuckmobile saying things like "ya'll" and "you'se guys"
>>15816779
Geez
I'm an idiot I know
Don't be so mean anon
>Constantly Having Every Vehicle Recalled Over Lousy Engineering Techniques
>general malfunctions
>Gibe Mone
Fix It Again Tony is still my favorite.
Post that song that makes you push the pedal harder without even realizing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3hlRULLzDU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdDQKsgiVDM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWnFqpAtRT0
>>15813445
classic
/ORG/ Offroad General
4x4 enthusiasts welcome!
Share your offroad adventures here.
how do i traverse this 35-40 degree slope without scraping or rolling over?
What's the textbook way of getting down this kind of slope?
>>15811335
>turn the wheel left
>push throttle to the floor
>????????
>10/10 dismount
Bumping with a pair of Spanish masturbators.