Hand Brake issue
02-15-10, 04:26 PM
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you can take an assembly for an is300 and do some fabrication to make it fit. if you want a hydraulic one go with aftermarket (check zilvia.net)
for temporary measures, use any 20 class-a cigarette box to put in between the e-brake release handle and the dash itself. you can stomp on the e-brake pedal as many times as you wish without having it to lock up.
the 2gs is a great car for just about anything; it's just a relatively expensive platform to build
for temporary measures, use any 20 class-a cigarette box to put in between the e-brake release handle and the dash itself. you can stomp on the e-brake pedal as many times as you wish without having it to lock up.
the 2gs is a great car for just about anything; it's just a relatively expensive platform to build
Last edited by ElitistK; 02-15-10 at 04:31 PM.
I'll just keep agreeing with you, just know I thought of it first 
02-17-10, 04:09 AM
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Hey, great minds think very much alike. Don't give yourself all the credit now. Haha.
I'm just trying to hint to the OP that he should take it to the track and do some research before even attempting to try this at all. There's a huge difference between some innocent fun (power slide around a vacant corner, WOT down a non-busy street) and wanting to drift around every corner or race down every strip of asphalt that you see.
I'm just trying to hint to the OP that he should take it to the track and do some research before even attempting to try this at all. There's a huge difference between some innocent fun (power slide around a vacant corner, WOT down a non-busy street) and wanting to drift around every corner or race down every strip of asphalt that you see.
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02-17-10, 06:36 AM
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we do have an area to drift and not the city streets. But as i keep talking about it makes me not wanna drift anymore now. I'll probably just stick to my usual.... winning money over this lil kids and credit too...
02-17-10, 03:10 PM
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is this drifting area of yours by chance called a walmart parking lot? because thats still a bad idea. I enjoy stomping on it at the occasional green light, and doughnuts in the wet but its all about moderation, and more importantly safety
02-18-10, 01:03 AM
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