+1...the driver side fender does seem to be darker...weird...Has one of the front fenders been replaced why is one black? Driving like that I wouldn't be surprised.
thisNope, not me. However, this is why I never buy used sports cars.
+1 on that $hitMore of "Daddy's money" then brains!
No kidding. Excuse my ignorance, but don't you accomplish that in a rear wheel drive by holding the brakes and accelerator at the same time? Doesn't that royally screw up AWD?Hopefully that wasn't you as that is the number 1 way to f'up your all wheel drive. I've witneesed 2 cars now that have blown their awd doing that very same thing. It actually says not to do it in the owners manual.
Uh no you don't use the brakes at all to do donuts...No kidding. Excuse my ignorance, but don't you accomplish that in a rear wheel drive by holding the brakes and accelerator at the same time? Doesn't that royally screw up AWD?
From another forum-Uh no you don't use the brakes at all to do donuts...
or...just turn the steering wheel until it locks, effectively doing the same thing as putting brakes on the front wheels without touching the rears... This won't work on a GT-R anyway since it i isn't an auto, and only stick shifts can do good donuts. All those others do fake donuts, like jelly donuts...From another forum-
"With an automatic, you should first shift into 2 (or L or whatever it's called in your car - the idea is to choose the gear used to climb hills, so you get the most torque). You then apply moderate pressure on the brake pedal with your left foot, and then floor the throttle completely with your right foot. The rear wheels should now start spinning while the locked front wheels hold the car in one place. If the wheels don't start spinning, back off the brake pedal a little bit. As your rear wheels start spinning, slowly get off the brake pedal until the car starts moving. Start to turn the wheel and release the brake pedal more, and as you speed up, turn the wheel more sharply and take most of the pressure off the brake pedal. The car will jump forward and turn sharply, and the rear will be moving sideways. If you start to slow down, apply the brakes lightly, and back off the brakes as you start to spin faster."
Nice find; that thread is Epic.