does one of these have the power to drift my little cousin is looking to start
and has very small budget know where there is one for a few hundred and want to find out is it worth him getting or need more power :D
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does one of these have the power to drift my little cousin is looking to start
and has very small budget know where there is one for a few hundred and want to find out is it worth him getting or need more power :D
Emm they are a little underpowered alrite but it wouldnt be a bad way to start, you can drop a 325i (2.5ltr straight 6) engine and box in quite easily and thats 170bhp straight away!
Real easy conversion and theres alot of engines and bits out there to do it!
But with the price of nissans from uk, it'd probably work out nearly the same to
put him in a cheap 200sx!
i presume its to do with insurance jay...
ive had 2 e30 318s, the first one ( 1986) was grand, easy peasy in the wet, went with EFFORT in the dry! the second one (1990) was a serious piece of shit and wouldnt spin up first in the wet. german shite!
there horrible to drive, thats a bad thing about driving them
do it! der class!!
hav a e30 325i egine if ur interested!!!! will sell whole car but on english plates!!!
hahahahaha oh nixon!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by nixon001
how much ya looking for the whole car
perfect starter car imo, will drift away all day in 2nd gear and not break..Quote:
Originally Posted by onevia
cut springs-weld diff-weld viscous fan-job done for learner car :)
nice drums for wand too
i found in my search for cheap car for driftin is that the 318 i drove which is the newer model was shite so i kept lukin and ud pick up a bmw 325i e36 for a couple of hundred i got mine for 750 with an already weldid diff and lowerin springs!!search donedeal great site.
Yeah E36 318s are shite for sliding. I know nothing about E30s though but as above a higher litre'd E36 seem to be alright, there's a few lads in the UK skiddin themQuote:
Originally Posted by shay
e30 320i's do fair sized roundabouts not a bother ;) a 318i would probably do it with alot of clutch dancing to keep it outQuote:
Originally Posted by Darragh
good wand-good clutch and 70 psi..mint....honest:p
I plan on gettin one . A 318 , due to insurance .
Hopefully get more powerful when the insurance allows me to ..... drop a CA18det in ... ? :P
get a e30 318is if you can, better brakes, suspension, dohc so a good bit quicker, better interior and shadowline so looks better.
Cool . Hope I don't get raped with insurance ..... 18yrs , full license ... first policy ..:P
Whip out the vaseline haha :pQuote:
Originally Posted by skinny d
Just shop around ya might find a good deal, oh, and some places won't quote you unless you have NCB.
Thanking you .