I think more RWD drive cars have more favorable weight ratios though... 50/50 is much easier to achieve. Often times AWD cars are front end heavy and have understeering tendencies.

 

True, but I think for a street car that performs double duty as a strip/track car, but has to drive daily in the rain/snow/etc, AWD is the best all around choice!

Soley a track car or soley a strip car are different matters though..

 

I would rather have the M3 over either of those cars

 

Totally agree. For me though, I found that my car could get kind of scary in the snow or rain if I got onto it too much. In the snow its a handful, but still fun....in the rain it can get crazy sometimes too if I get on it - feeling your car drifting left and right as you're accelerating onto the interstate is a strange feeling. But fun nonetheless.

 

mine usually just goes straight...but NEVER keeps traction.

 

Thats probably because you're making enough power to totally break all 4 tires lose.

My car is borderline, some will be grabbing, others would be slipping, not a full on all 4 breaking lose - that'd the interesting.

 

just put shittier tires on, then you'll be all good

 

Haha,
Yeah an off-brand used set of tires with 25% tread. Also, i'll get them in like 195s or 205s.

 

I sold it to a friend that lives in the fairlawn area so you will still be seeing the car if your Fairlawn/Radford/Cburg area.


Update on my Civic. Handles way better than i expected, its really tight all around. Has enough power to pull out on a hill. and gets good gas mileage. Now its time to dump it. It looks goofy setting up all high and shit/