I've already found a way to avoid understeer, flick the car the wrong way to which u intend to turn and then use the throttle to balance the oversteer. I used to do this in my westy but i didn't think it possible with the elise.
Magic Fun
At last I can Joint the brotherhood.
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At last I can Joint the brotherhood.
At last after a number of weeks and false starts I got my car this morning.
I've already found a way to avoid understeer, flick the car the wrong way to which u intend to turn and then use the throttle to balance the oversteer. I used to do this in my westy but i didn't think it possible with the elise.
Magic Fun
I've already found a way to avoid understeer, flick the car the wrong way to which u intend to turn and then use the throttle to balance the oversteer. I used to do this in my westy but i didn't think it possible with the elise.
Magic Fun
" I'm suffering the heatbreak of sobriety"
Re: At last I can Joint the brotherhood.
Sounds like you need to do an autotestWacky Racer wrote:At last after a number of weeks and false starts I got my car this morning.
I've already found a way to avoid understeer, flick the car the wrong way to which u intend to turn and then use the throttle to balance the oversteer. I used to do this in my westy but i didn't think it possible with the elise.
Magic Fun
See the meets section; 8th oct.Dominic
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Most probablysimon wrote:Scandinavian flick on the road in an Elise?
I foresee a hedge/wall shaped mark in your clams
......but the ladies love a scar or two (not that I've got any scars worth mentioning or ever found a woman how shares this view but there's nothing like romantic nostalgia )" I'm suffering the heatbreak of sobriety"