[BeheadTheFrog]

the farther apart the wheels are, the better the car handles.

I didnt know this.

Anyway, by American standards, that car is a shoebox.

Is it the smallest car you have ever had or have you had smaller?

[Rancid]

I didnt know this.



Is it the smallest car you have ever had or have you had smaller?

I've had a smaller car. I owned a Toyota Tercel, pretty sure that was smaller than the Fit/Jazz.

With respect to the wheels being further out, it all depends on the design and other specifics, but it's a general truth that the further to the edges of the car you push the wheels, the better for handling/cornering.

[Rancid]

Flushed and Bleed my brake and clutch fluid.

[Godstud]

That's not fun!

[Rancid]

Doing the fluid bleed/flush isn't fun, or the rusty ass rotors I want to replace?

[Varax]

I'm currently driving:



Black 2003 BMW 325i (pic not actual car, but like that)

[Besoeker]

12-pot job.

[layman]

Bought an Audi A4 3tdi last year but ride is too firm. Thinking of going full asshole and buying a Range Rover.

[Zamuel]

So few people on Pofo drive....

That's reassuring...

My personal transport is an old 92 Toyota "standard" pickup truck. (going on 400,000 miles).

Zam

[Besoeker]

Bought an Audi A4 3tdi last year but ride is too firm. Thinking of going full asshole and buying a Range Rover.

AKA Chelsea Tractor......

[Rancid]

I got my turbo inlet pipe in!

- Turbo lag is reduced by say 200 - 300 rpm.
- It feels peppier, the claim is, the pipe adds 10hp.
- The increased turbo spool noise is not as increased as I hoped, but still good.

Next mod on the list is rotors and brakes (as you can see my rusted ass rotors in the image above.)