Another friggin newb.
 

Hey I'm jerry. I just sold my 91 celica and felt that the celica community has gone to crap with new ricer homos and ignornt morons. I'm on a hunt for a s13. Are there any questions and/or problems I should be looking for when browsing for a 240? I don't know these forums too well but it would be fun to learn from you guys. fwd helped me learn to grip and I guess its time to see what rwd will teach me.

-Jerry

Welcome to the forums:wave:

Check out the faq forums for a lot of info and commonly asked questions:thumb:

:wave: welcome to the forums, hope ya like it. Remember to search:D

Welcome abord!!!

I've been lookin through the board for a good 3 weeks before I replied. I've also checked out zilvia.net for info as well as a couple other boards. Lots of good info around. I must say that this site is very informative and I'm pleased with all the topics discussed. Other boards discuss things already stickied and I just lose interest in the board. Good stuff:bigok:

welcome to the boards.:wave: and thanks for noticing. we try to keep the reposting of topics down as much as possible. makes things easier to find, does it not?:cool: oh, and RWD will be a very, very rewarding experience.:D

"RWD will teach you that FWD taught you NOTHING SON" :laugh:

...sounds like a line from some deNiro movie LOL

Just joking with ya man.... but welcome to the forums :D :thumb:

I came in from the FWD world and I'll tell you - no matter how well you think you can drive an FWD, it's not the same as when you have the rear wheels pushing you everywhere... but I"ll second Sil's comment - once you get the handle of a RWD, it is DEFINITELY a rewarding experience.

Then you'll wonder (like me) how you stayed in the FWD world for soo long. :D

Welcome to the board and to the realm of RWD (hopefully youll get your S13 soon :D) I wish you luck in your hunt nad hope you enjoy the insanity we impose within this message board. :D

I have already come to realize the insanity within this board and its pretty addicting. I know I'm probably not going to learn any thing new in driving RWD but hoping it'll make me a better driver and how to take line in a different perspective when I know the weight transfer and the wheel power are totally different from the aspect of FWD. ahh..I feel nostalgic when I remember the times in my 88 corolla wagon. Good times especially in the rain. Gotta get back into rwd! :bigok: It must be a disease to get this excited for buying an old car and enjoy driving. Heh.. I know I'm not the only one.