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Doodled Baroness based on my outfit irl. I’m also loving my new quick release wheel for my track car haha! Managed to snag a genuine Momo on on eBay for my CRX and it feels great.
Doodled on A5 pad with copic markers.
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Doodled on A5 pad with copic markers.
Art and character © to me, do not use, copy or redistribute
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Nice! There's something about those small, light cars; also Hondas(especially '80s and '90s vintage) have some of the best feeling manual transmissions and they're geared exceptionally well. I'm more of a vintage Toyota guy these days(I have an AE86 so I love my lightweight cars too :) ), but I cut my teeth on Accords and Legends many years ago. That CRX has got to be a blast to hoon around a track!
Argh man I love the Ae86! I managed to get the CRX for free, low mileage and already well modified. It’s had loads of weight reduction, huge radiator, suspension, lowered etc. Goes better than my 3 litre bmw tbh! I cannot wait to track it, though looking at roll cages atm to keep it safe.
The transmission is geared so so well, need to sort the 5th synchro though as it’s crunches unless you double clutch ha
The transmission is geared so so well, need to sort the 5th synchro though as it’s crunches unless you double clutch ha
Ooh, can't say no to a free race car! Light weight definitely helps; I'm in the process of rebuilding the AE86(don't be too jealous; it's one of the SOHC carby ones that produce somewhere near zero power, haha, it's also automatic which I need to sort out in the future :P ); it's light enough that even with no power I can already tell it's going to be great fun. :)
Gearbox rebuild time doesn't sound like much fun, but it pays dividends once it's done(especially if you're planning on replacing any ratios, though those are usually geared well enough not to be an issue!). I gotta say I'm curious to see this beast now. :D
Gearbox rebuild time doesn't sound like much fun, but it pays dividends once it's done(especially if you're planning on replacing any ratios, though those are usually geared well enough not to be an issue!). I gotta say I'm curious to see this beast now. :D
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