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Originally posted by stvbreal
I was 16 when I got my first high performance ride, brand new 944 Turbo S. Not every kid is an idiot driver. Have some faith in this guy.
I was 16 when I got my first high performance ride, brand new 944 Turbo S. Not every kid is an idiot driver. Have some faith in this guy.
Again, age is just one factor, but it is pretty valid to say dont give 99% of 17 year olds an Evo. Not just because they are generally too inexperienced or willing to take risks, but also because they wont be able to appreciate the car's potential, not having driven lots of other cars before.
Having said that, there are exceptions. A German guy who lives in my town is 21 and he drives Formula One cars. Must have started with Go Karts when he stopped using dipers
and I am certain he was a much better driver at 17 than most of us are now.It was just a word of caution, really. I dont want to read about teenagers injuring themselves in Evos on here.
Manual says use 98 RON. Since pump gas has a typical sensitivity of 10 the (RON+MON)/2 octane rating recommended by the manual is:
93 Octane
Then the manual goes on to say that it can compensate for lesser gas, sorry CA owners...
93 Octane
Then the manual goes on to say that it can compensate for lesser gas, sorry CA owners...
Originally posted by Claudius
I didnt mean that in an offensive way or anything. I'm not saying everybody is stupid or dangerous at the age of 17. I know I was, but that doesnt mean everybody is.
Again, age is just one factor, but it is pretty valid to say dont give 99% of 17 year olds an Evo. Not just because they are generally too inexperienced or willing to take risks, but also because they wont be able to appreciate the car's potential, not having driven lots of other cars before.
Having said that, there are exceptions. A German guy who lives in my town is 21 and he drives Formula One cars. Must have started with Go Karts when he stopped using dipers
and I am certain he was a much better driver at 17 than most of us are now.
It was just a word of caution, really. I dont want to read about teenagers injuring themselves in Evos on here.
I didnt mean that in an offensive way or anything. I'm not saying everybody is stupid or dangerous at the age of 17. I know I was, but that doesnt mean everybody is.
Again, age is just one factor, but it is pretty valid to say dont give 99% of 17 year olds an Evo. Not just because they are generally too inexperienced or willing to take risks, but also because they wont be able to appreciate the car's potential, not having driven lots of other cars before.
Having said that, there are exceptions. A German guy who lives in my town is 21 and he drives Formula One cars. Must have started with Go Karts when he stopped using dipers
and I am certain he was a much better driver at 17 than most of us are now.It was just a word of caution, really. I dont want to read about teenagers injuring themselves in Evos on here.
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