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oh well.... i tried. |
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It never remembers. At least in the M cars we have the M buttons now so you don't have to go to every sub menu to set things up every time. |
Yeah, i dont think i've ever driven a car that rmrs the last valve settings unless it's aftermarket coded. They're vacuum valves. |
BMW hasn't used vacuum valves in like 15 years, all electric now |
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installed aliexpress gas cap and door handle chrome delete took out a door ding. https://tnstatic.net/attachments/8e7...y-jpg.1117425/ https://tnstatic.net/attachments/c78...e-jpg.1117426/ |
ALIEXPRESS IS DA BEST! |
We’ll have to wait and see how well they hold up from the sun and hand oils. My expectations aren’t high but I hope to get at least till the end of summer. |
thats okay, by the end of summer you'll be bored of the car and wanna get rid for it. |
Hello, Corolla. |
Nope! No more cars for me until 2028. |
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Can I has m3. Trying to see if worth the hype or just skip it and buy a boxster. |
^what do you even drive!? HOPES AND DREAMS!?!? |
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the only boxster/cayman ive driven are the 981/718. it drives great too but didnt feel like a special car. maybe ARZD can put it into words better. |
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But the E46 330ci being my initial experience, I didn't like how front end heavy the M3 feels. OTOH, the E36 M3 (and my example was a pretty shit example) was fantastic. God I miss that car haha. The balance, weight, and engine (powerband) felt very on point to what I'm familiar with. Yes, Westopher, I just said a non-M feels the same as a previous gen M car. The 36M, while I'm not skilled enough to drive that kind of raw rwd, is like a slightly faster + LSD 330ci. Felt slightly lighter too but it must be rust weight reduction lol. I felt a lot more at home with the 36M compared to the 46M. |
Idk my thoughts are not the usual car guy’s stuff. E46 seems cool if you’re tryna learn to turn a wrench, drives pretty nice and inteeeting engine. What else are you gonna get that fits 4 people and does all this? Boxster seems nice, Cayman is practical. 981/781 have worse steering than 9th gen Civic. You might not be entertained but they’re incredible cspsbsle and you’d get the badge; I’d buy a 987.2. Like what else are you gonna get? A 6MT G37 instead of E46? An S2000 instead of 987? If you’re looking for interesting drives and entertainment, I’d throw a Scat Pack on that list. Yeah it’s front heavy but it’s super easy to slide and has trans/damping/engine is super eager. |
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I uh, I might've gone over 9000. In an AP2 engine. Yeah. |
I'd have to disagree with this, esp when the 9th gen Civic is just about the crappiest Civic built in recent history. (The other one is the 01 - 03 Civics.) I don't remember the steering being particularly good or bad, but everything else other than the K24 in the Si seem to suck based on what I can remember LOL~ And then even the K24 lost a lot of feel / character compared to the 8th gen, although the torque wave you get from the bigger displacement is nice. The Boxster / Caymans are all so nice! Their steering is telepathic! The 987 has a better steering feel bcos of the hydraulic steering, but they are all super precise. Quote:
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Yeah the 987 is really where it’s at. 981 GTS just has 0 load up or resistance even when you have track forces on summer tires. It’s precise but there’s close to 0 feel. |
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