I've enjoyed my classic for the last year but I am missing the involvement of a good RWD sports car.

I used to find that RWD can make even very moderate speed driving fun and involving. Even just exiting or driving around car parks can be fun.

It's good to just chirp the tyres every once in a while.

I like the feeling of that RWD 'push' and how it feels when you're on the limits of rear wheel traction, balancing the throttle, steering etc.

You just don't get it in the Scoob.

 

kinda know what you mean from the fun i used to have going around roundabouts with my CTR fwd

Still looking to get a RWD toy at somepoint, along the lines of Elise i reckon

the 4wd is fun, but the cars just so planted i think id run out of skill before it runs out of grip

 

Yeah I mean I was doing some b roads bashing today and at legal speeds it's not very involving; you just point and squirt like an arcade racing game.

It's probably making me complacent as a driver I think.

 

My old Supra was a very fun rwd car , I could light up the rears upto around 100 mph going through the gears when mildly damp , this would kick the rear out slightly in a straight line . The scoob is a far better all rounder imo .

 

I'm a rear wheel drive man and I also own an E46 M3 but my current 555 sti spends more time sideways in the wet than the M3 does It's not as easy to get it sideways as the M3 but it's more rewarding when you get it right and hold it

It requires more commitment and confidence to slide a 4 wheel drive because the speeds are higher, crack it though and rear drive almost seems boring

 

agreed you need to have ***** to get it to go side ways and skill to hold it there and if its not being rewards means u need to push it further and harder

 

If we keep getting bad winters the rwd is poor though.

 

Hence why my M3 has only just come out of the garage since the beginning of December lmao Rear wheel drive is useless in the snow, my scoob was spot on

 

How dare you drift or go above speed limits on the normal roads







some experience last winter.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdkDnqFlE4g

 

aye 4 wheel drifting sounds fun, not something id try one the road and bit on edge about doing a track day heh :d

one day ill get one sorted out and give it some stick might do a carlimits.com day 1st

 

hehe i never said it was on public roads

 

Sounds like yo uneed an S2000 in your life!

 

The rear geometry can be tweaked to provide less stability if required...

Mine runs lots of negative camber BUT sensible rear toe.

However it's stable at speed whilst offering lift-off oversteer at "roundabout" speeds so it's quite a laugh doing it infront of someone expecting remorseless grip

dunx