ENGLISH MOTHERFUCKER!!! DO YOU SPEAK IT?!
OMG man. Seriously, above all this car stuff, stay the hell in school.... I'm pretty sure I knew what punctuation was, and how to use it in conversation, WELL before I was 16.
You're telling us that all your lil friends, with new licenses in hand are driving 450HP Evos? I call bullshit.... buy hey maybe I'm wrong... maybe all your friends are rich little punks with no respect for what it takes to earn a living, while I think that's a hugely wussy way to live... no one in such a situation would prolly be inclined to look a gift horse in the mouth, not in this country at least
"down here we drift auto x"
ok, wtf is that? Was this buzzwords thrown together to give the appearance of having some automotive knowledge? So far all you've done is prove everyone right who is throwing u into the stereotype of being a punk kid who's too inexperienced yet to know shit about shit. I'm not saying that's who you are, but that's how you've making yourself look w/o help from anyone else.
Why is it there is such a shortage of true enthusiasts? When I was first learning, I made it a point to be humble. When you want to learn from someone(s), how much help you think you'll get by fronting and copping an attitude? When I started out, I pointed out in every post that I was a newbie, and was looking for guidance and advice. I came with my glass empty, ready to receive whatever knowlege I felt would help me... you come with your glass mostly full, despite the fact that what we'd add will sour the current concoction of inexperience, angst, and attitude.
If you truly wanted to learn, you'd be more humble.
... but it doesn't seem like that's what you really want.
From what you've posted so far, it seems that all you really want is to throw $ at something and beat everyone in streetracing (which is really lame to begin with). The good news is there IS a car just for you. Cheap compared to uber ferarris and such, it's called the Murcielago. Put your bankroll down, get insured, then begin destroying ppl.
Til you get to that point, you'd best learn to be nice, honest, and humble with people you're trying to glean advice from (wow! just like in real life!) instead of being an eThug.
/end newbie rant #001546