I wonder which way would be safer in the rain on the highway.WetsuitxNinja said:...Add a rear sway bar for ~120 bucks to the 3 and its a whole new monster, really stiffens up the rear, BUT you will be able to swing the tail easier.
I wonder which way would be safer in the rain on the highway.WetsuitxNinja said:...Add a rear sway bar for ~120 bucks to the 3 and its a whole new monster, really stiffens up the rear, BUT you will be able to swing the tail easier.
WetsuitxNinja said:Beans got a huge writeup on stock vs progress vs racing beat, on the other forum.
Adding the aftermarket will take away some of understeer, which is supposed to keep the car safer to drive in those situations.
Rusty said:Great, I'm already posting over there too, I'll check it out. That one ain't as busy as it used to be.
Do any of you know a good website to regionally search for pre-owned cars? I've been using kbb dot com.
Crypt0wind said:I traded my 2002 Pro 5 for a MS 3. I also had a opportunity to drive a 3 hatch for 1000+ miles.
The handling on the Pro 5 was excellent. The balance was good and the easy of driving the car to the limits is tough to replicate. Heel toe braking was some of the best I've tried.
The 3 is more refined for comfortable performance driving. The biggest improvement I'd noticed with the 3 hatch was corner exit speed and overall acceleration. I didn't like the pedal placement, but that that's personal preference.
If it's in your budget, step-up and get the MS 3 GT.