What yr is best to wreck by driving off a cliff?
05-07-2008, 04:03 PM
#21
With him being 16 and just getting his license maybe he should be concerned about not getting into a normal accident aka rear ending someone. Teach him how to drive and shift, and whatnot before jumping head on into drifting, which is NOT a good idea, probably one of the most $$$ motorsports.
As for the parent and not a friend thing, out your foot down and be like hey you're not doing this etc....
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05-07-2008, 04:14 PM
#26
I thought it was IRTB's? Who cares, both are badass!
Again Jr., save your kid from humiliation, teach his the proper straight line (pun intended). He will get picked on in school and life in general.
Who was it that said, "Drifting a Miata is like doing gay **** and saying you're straight."
Again Jr., save your kid from humiliation, teach his the proper straight line (pun intended). He will get picked on in school and life in general.
Who was it that said, "Drifting a Miata is like doing gay **** and saying you're straight."
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05-07-2008, 04:22 PM
#28
I love how those drifter guys in that video had full racing suits, but no helmets. I would be more afraid of clipping the grass and rolling over than it catching on fire.
Have you seen that video where the kid is running down a canyon in his Miata "drifting", then slams into the wall? Go with something cheaper, Miatas become very expensive very quickly.
Have you seen that video where the kid is running down a canyon in his Miata "drifting", then slams into the wall? Go with something cheaper, Miatas become very expensive very quickly.
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05-07-2008, 04:25 PM
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Wait a sec...
You want your son to have an e30.
It sounds to me like you're willing to pay for said e30.
And your son does not wish to have this e30? He'd rather drive the official car of NAMBLA?
Have you ever discussed with your son the confusing feelings that I assume he gets when he looks at the other boys in school?
You want your son to have an e30.
It sounds to me like you're willing to pay for said e30.
And your son does not wish to have this e30? He'd rather drive the official car of NAMBLA?
Have you ever discussed with your son the confusing feelings that I assume he gets when he looks at the other boys in school?
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05-07-2008, 04:33 PM
#33
Wait a sec...
You want your son to have an e30.
It sounds to me like you're willing to pay for said e30.
And your son does not wish to have this e30? He'd rather drive the official car of NAMBLA?
Have you ever discussed with your son the confusing feelings that I assume he gets when he looks at the other boys in school?
You want your son to have an e30.
It sounds to me like you're willing to pay for said e30.
And your son does not wish to have this e30? He'd rather drive the official car of NAMBLA?
Have you ever discussed with your son the confusing feelings that I assume he gets when he looks at the other boys in school?
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05-07-2008, 04:52 PM
#38
As much as I want to race and auto-x, and I probably will in the future I would not let my 16 year old son do it. At least not until he is passed the age where he still thinks like a child, that he is immune to everything and nothing can go wrong.
I cant tell you how to raise your son, but I would say no if I was in your shoes. Especially because youre footing the bill. He wants to drift tell him to go find a job, learn some responsibilities and pay for it himself or at least tell him you will match whatever he invests, if you cant talk him out of it. Then you will truly see how badly he will wants to do this when he thinks long an hard how quickly and easily his hard earned money will turn into a steaming pile of iron with one mistake.
I cant tell you how to raise your son, but I would say no if I was in your shoes. Especially because youre footing the bill. He wants to drift tell him to go find a job, learn some responsibilities and pay for it himself or at least tell him you will match whatever he invests, if you cant talk him out of it. Then you will truly see how badly he will wants to do this when he thinks long an hard how quickly and easily his hard earned money will turn into a steaming pile of iron with one mistake.
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05-07-2008, 05:16 PM
#39
He's 16 and you want to put him in a 2200lb turbo car? How about starting with something a little easier to handle. Not that Miatas are monsters or anything but he should atleast get some experience in driving first. I would never give my car to a 16 year old and my car is no where near the fastest car on here.
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