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Jun 10, 2013, 10:05 AM
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I'm another nube in LaGrange Oh. Looking for a professional shop for some light mods to 2012 MR. Recommendations? Also was basic bang for the buck upgrades should I be looking at? It's a daily driver that I drive year round, just looking for a little more fun. Thanks in advance, Jason
Jun 10, 2013, 10:44 AM
#6842
I'm another nube in LaGrange Oh. Looking for a professional shop for some light mods to 2012 MR. Recommendations? Also was basic bang for the buck upgrades should I be looking at? It's a daily driver that I drive year round, just looking for a little more fun. Thanks in advance, Jason
Jun 10, 2013, 05:12 PM
#6843
Hey guys I have a question for anyone in the Columbus area. I'm ****ty at driving stick. Well not ****ty just not al the well. I want to refresh myself before I go and buy a GSR. After ALOT of thought I decided to go with a GSR instead of an MR and I don't want to be burning my clutch trying to get the hang of it on an Evo.
With that said I'm trying to find a driving school but NO one teaches it here. . .I thought that was weird. . .but if anyone had any ideas please let me know.
And I don't have a manual car otherwise I would just practice. This is one the few times I wish I had an old honda such cheap clutches.
With that said I'm trying to find a driving school but NO one teaches it here. . .I thought that was weird. . .but if anyone had any ideas please let me know.
And I don't have a manual car otherwise I would just practice. This is one the few times I wish I had an old honda such cheap clutches.
Jun 11, 2013, 05:42 AM
#6844
You do realize we have one of the premier HP driving schools in the country at the Mid Ohio School, about 45min north of Cbus... also the Ohio Valley Region of the SCCA puts on a drivers school in Columbus each year, though we are already done this year, will happen again next spring.
Jun 11, 2013, 12:23 PM
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Jun 12, 2013, 03:14 PM
#6848
Hey guys I have a question for anyone in the Columbus area. I'm ****ty at driving stick. Well not ****ty just not al the well. I want to refresh myself before I go and buy a GSR. After ALOT of thought I decided to go with a GSR instead of an MR and I don't want to be burning my clutch trying to get the hang of it on an Evo.
With that said I'm trying to find a driving school but NO one teaches it here. . .I thought that was weird. . .but if anyone had any ideas please let me know.
And I don't have a manual car otherwise I would just practice. This is one the few times I wish I had an old honda such cheap clutches.
With that said I'm trying to find a driving school but NO one teaches it here. . .I thought that was weird. . .but if anyone had any ideas please let me know.
And I don't have a manual car otherwise I would just practice. This is one the few times I wish I had an old honda such cheap clutches.
Jun 13, 2013, 06:39 AM
#6849
Hey guys I have a question for anyone in the Columbus area. I'm ****ty at driving stick. Well not ****ty just not al the well. I want to refresh myself before I go and buy a GSR. After ALOT of thought I decided to go with a GSR instead of an MR and I don't want to be burning my clutch trying to get the hang of it on an Evo.
With that said I'm trying to find a driving school but NO one teaches it here. . .I thought that was weird. . .but if anyone had any ideas please let me know.
And I don't have a manual car otherwise I would just practice. This is one the few times I wish I had an old honda such cheap clutches.
With that said I'm trying to find a driving school but NO one teaches it here. . .I thought that was weird. . .but if anyone had any ideas please let me know.
And I don't have a manual car otherwise I would just practice. This is one the few times I wish I had an old honda such cheap clutches.
Jun 13, 2013, 07:33 AM
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^ agree, was gonna say the same thing.
before i bought my first manual, i drove my friends civic si for like 10 mins. Bought the manual car in cinci, drove it back. by the time i got back, pretty much learned how to drive it. wasnt good, but at least i figured out how to roll from a standstill w/o stalling. good luck.
before i bought my first manual, i drove my friends civic si for like 10 mins. Bought the manual car in cinci, drove it back. by the time i got back, pretty much learned how to drive it. wasnt good, but at least i figured out how to roll from a standstill w/o stalling. good luck.
Jun 13, 2013, 01:44 PM
#6851
You do realize we have one of the premier HP driving schools in the country at the Mid Ohio School, about 45min north of Cbus... also the Ohio Valley Region of the SCCA puts on a drivers school in Columbus each year, though we are already done this year, will happen again next spring.
Jun 13, 2013, 01:54 PM
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I guess it's just gonna have to take some playing with it.
Jun 13, 2013, 01:57 PM
#6853
^ agree, was gonna say the same thing.
before i bought my first manual, i drove my friends civic si for like 10 mins. Bought the manual car in cinci, drove it back. by the time i got back, pretty much learned how to drive it. wasnt good, but at least i figured out how to roll from a standstill w/o stalling. good luck.
before i bought my first manual, i drove my friends civic si for like 10 mins. Bought the manual car in cinci, drove it back. by the time i got back, pretty much learned how to drive it. wasnt good, but at least i figured out how to roll from a standstill w/o stalling. good luck.
