horrible turning radius
Try driving a 2nd Gen Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, that freaking car has a hard time bearing left...making a U-Turn is always making KKKK Turns lol
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LOL I came from a 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT. Not that the "GT" helped it was still slow as a snail. (Literally 0-60 in eternity) Anyways, the turning radius on that car was horrific. So to me, the G is quite nice in handling, acceleration, and turning radius haha
you've never drove a truck before have you. I have never had a problem making a U-turn in the G. My truck however, sometimes needs to complete half the u-turn, put in reverse, then forward and complete the u-turn.
+1. VDC off, steering wheel turned all the way in the direction you want to go, punch the pedal, and you'll have a very tight turn radius.
^I use this method sometimes, just have to be mindful of the rear-end radius. I believe our cars turn decently.
Last edited by herrschaft; Mar 19, 2010 at 10:51 AM.
My brother had one of those stupid Neon STR-4's and that thing had the turning radius of a mac truck. Actually a blast to drive, but tight turns were a no go in that **** bucket.
I dont have a problem... what kind of turns are you trying to make? I have to make a u-turn twice a day, M-F, for work. Doesn't seem so hard... or short..
+1 on VDC off, turn in direction and gas the SOB!
+1 on VDC off, turn in direction and gas the SOB!


