Originally posted by e30rcr
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sir my last e30 is in front of my house....put back together like nothing ever happened....its called being able to fix what you break. theres different types of enthusiast....those who drive like babys and those who drive the car for what it was built for. and you are going to need to read a little bit harder it was a 40mph collision with a rather large hill....are you that illiterate? i am no pro. i do it as a hobby but you on the other hand man your amazing.....theres no need to do what you did to your car for drifting purposes....stock plastics don't even weight that much. and i'm not talking about cracking the bumper cover which is what i think you are talking about. i am talking about a collision...who the hell cares if the bumpers crack i'm talking about structual support....because right now you don't have any.....your frame is weak as hell. and what do you do to initiate the drift? pansy E-brake pulls?? theres nothing wrong with clutch kicking....just you slide little corners and thats it...theres no real big transitions in there or anything like that....i don't have any videos of me drifting at the moment....i have missed alot of events this season sadly and all that is left here in MD is back roads. but i assure you that once i get a new oil cooler to replace my cracked and busted up one i will have plenty of videos to share.
you really should think before you speak. your no longer making any valid points towards me and the only thing your accomplishing is getting me to laugh

and your right i really don't worry about wrecking my cars....at all.....theres plenty of shells out there that can be used....theres always someone that wants to junk one of these cars and i will just go pick it up for 50 to 100 bucks and save it until its not worth saving anymore....get over it dude there just E30's they're like mk2 VW's....theres a million of them out there...they just need to be found.
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