What are some things 240 owners in other States do...

[collegekid]

Slammed cars in Cali. I'm talking absurdly low to the ground. It makes me think the roads are perfect out there and only my home state is F'ed up.

Florida - I don't want to turn this into Florida bashing. But I've seen some janky, not road-worthy cars in Florida. I mean I drive some rolling deathtraps myself but holy hell.

Jersey- Not trying to throw shade at Jersey when my own city inhabitants are killing people over white toyota camrys and RAV4's but, sheesh are 67& of 240's in Durty Jurz sticker bombed and rotted?


Lately trends are changing because of price increases on these cars so money is getting thrown at em. I've personally seen this stuff in the last 10 years though.

[souljaseth33]

Originally Posted by collegekid

Slammed cars in Cali. I'm talking absurdly low to the ground. It makes me think the roads are perfect out there and only my home state is F'ed up.

Don't understand this either, frost heaves and snow plows destroy roads here.

Originally Posted by collegekid

Florida - I don't want to turn this into Florida bashing. But I've seen some janky, not road-worthy cars in Florida. I mean I drive some rolling deathtraps myself but holy hell.

this is always fun while I am there... I always try to count how many dilapidated cars are left on the road. no inspections there, so always seeing broken down cars.

[Thursday7]

Originally Posted by collegekid

It makes me think the roads are perfect out there and only my home state is F'ed up.

Lol I bet you didn't have to guess very hard as to why I don't drive my S13's in the city of brotherly love when you last asked.


I keep my cars pretty low and will continue to but am regularly wondering what the dudes that daily/regularly drive their stylish drift cars experience is like. Modest coilover height on PA roads and I'm bashing tension rod brackets every at every dimple in the road. I guess a PA dimple would be considered a monstrosity of a pothole out west though.