Hi everyone, I'm Hieu from Sydney. Looking to learn manual and looking for a cheap DC5R 
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my budget is 15kOriginally posted by DaRKNT View Post
, hope that is good enough for a decent one
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Maybe you should learn manual in your mums car or you could be granny shifting like Brian Walker.
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Originally Posted by justinfox
You can modify many crappy cars out there to be faster than a real Type-R but no matter how fast they are they still don't knock the Type-R off it's "pedestal" which it so deservedly sits on. :P
JHDM-B18C7 >>>>> Source Code: DC2R 00-0016
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I didn't know how to drive manual when I bought my DC2R. I remember needing my friend to drive it home for meOriginally posted by DaRKNT View Post lol I've never needed to change the clutch in my car when I had it for 5 years, B or K series... so not too expensive for me besides the K swap ha!
Budget of 15k might be pushing it. Don't forget you'll need insurance, pay stamp duty and other misc costs
Oh and welcome to ClubITR
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Welcome to the forum fellow noob :P. Good luck in your search Hieu!!!Comment
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Welcome mate!
*Brian O ConnorOriginally posted by DC2R View Post
"not double clutchin like ya should"
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Welcome mate. I still don't know what double clutching is to this day.Comment
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Pay the premium for a well maintained car dude... chances are the car is cheap for a reason.. maybe extend ur budget up to the $17-19k mark for a clean dc5rComment
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Welcome to the forum you bloody nub!Comment
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Even hard to find a clean type R for 17k, not many sellingOriginally posted by plAythiNG View Post. Im also looking to see some Type S.
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You will be hard pressed to find a decent Type S for less than 19k my friend.Originally posted by vnplayer02 View PostEven hard to find a clean type R for 17k, not many selling. Im also looking to see some Type S.Comment
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