PumablK

I like the iPod suggestion the best, unless you are going the DVD/navi/touch screen route. The iPod will only cost you $400, plus you can take it anywhere. The second choice is if you have a bunch of money to spend. I am going the iPod route because I can take it in to either car I drive.

neil

Thats good to hear the sc400 was so easy to drift for you.  I saw the drifting topic and couldn't resist, hope you don't mind.  :D  I just raced my 2.5TT Soarer(5sp w /2-way diff)  for the first time a couple weeks ago and I couldn't get over how easy it was to drift. I've been used to driving/racing/drifting AE86's for the last 3 years  now, and was a little worried about how the soarer would drive. Luckily to my surprise it handled better than my AE86 did and with the extra power of the TT helped me do things I could never do before. I was too worried about the weight of the car honestly, especially at this Ebisu circuit Minami track, but she was extremely agile and from what I was told looked very sexy sliding across the track. My friend took some video of the event and has promised me a copy of it when he gets back from Okinawa this weekend, looking forward to seeing what it will look like. The icing on the cake was qualifying for the best of 16 in my class at the Battle Magazine competition that day.  Didn't make it past that round, but it was fun trying. After that day at the track I was definitely sold on the Soarer. In fact it made me sell my AE86 and all of my spare parts as well, so I could concentrate all my fund on the Soarer now.  If your interested I'll try to post the video when my friend get done with it.

Don't you run with the Society guys? I think I read all about this on ziptied. It is really cool you did well your first time out. A shame you had a bunch of problems though. Would you post some bigger pics of your car so all these high offset lovers can see the hotness of flush wheels, please? Actually, I just want to see pics of your car.

neil