I need new tires and brakes lol, other than that I just need to improve my shifting and I can probably keep up with @Burkinator Thanks for watching! IG: tsuchi_rx7
9:38 You said that as I literally almost spun it cause of a sudden wet patch Edit: Here's my POV of almost binning it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LLhA1KHnk7k.html
Nathan probably has more low end power/torque especially if its the 2 ltr miata. Some things I noticed, you don't seem very confident taking the turns so you deffs need better tires & if you have adjustable coils with dampening settings make sure its on max.
So jealous of the roads over there would love to take my FD or Gto tt on a road like that but legit nothing like it here in the uk and there so heavily cramped and littered with speed cameras its grim
Watching these videos really make me miss my Integra 🥲 , I need another one !! Your videos are awesome !! And I hope you keep enjoying that car their great
Hey man sweet car, please try and keep a 9 and 3 position with your hands for the best control over the car while doing this kind of driving as much as you can. Seen alot of accidents due to people not having the correct hand placements and not being able to correct the car if needed.
the content is on fire🔥 if you want to be faster, you should drive with higher rpms and work on your braking technique. i hope you reach 100k subs soon
@@emmanuelperrina6105 It depends on the road. On some of our roads in Oregon, I know an NC Club starts bottoming out the rear before the rest of the car reaches its limit. It's fantastic and comfortable at 6/10ths, but when you go Full Send it starts wanting more. Mazda had to choose how serious to make the car; at a certain point maybe what the customer really wants is an Elise. Lol
Man but how is the wheels allignment? Is it good? Bc I see the steering wheel not only "not aligned" but also vibrating a lot, looks like you have to rebalance everything! I may be wrong
Hey dude, stumbled across this video. Keep your hands at 9 and 3 as much as possible. You rarely ever need to feed the wheel in turns like this. Check out my Porsche driving video for reference.
