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Old 05-13-2014, 10:45 AM   #665
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Originally Posted by BRZZZZZZZZZZ View Post
As with anything owning and modifying a car is a slippery slope. Couldn't brake as deep as some of the Porsches and my dad's Caterham into the corners (although my braking capability was a lot better than most other cars). Was close to the slowest car on the straights (expected, but frustrating to come up to set of corners and not be able to keep my flow going when I catch up to people). Very happy with the overall handling and neutrality but car would be even faster with more tire under it (225s currently 245s would probably suit it best).
All sound like legitimate downfalls of the car. I can definitely understand your decision to sell it and buy a different one instead of trying to mod it until it's the car you want. A slippery slope indeed.

Still, be proud that you've taken the car to its limits and experienced exactly what it can and can't do. Most of us won't be doing that and will never know ourselves!
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