Paul_J
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/04/20/nspeed20.xml&sSheet=/news/2005/04/20/ixhome.html
Reminds me of the evo - as they had no hazards on and were blatently testing out their new car.
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Colin
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Dont think theres anything wrong with that....id do the same!!
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Adam-D
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he wil be let off
forgone conclusion
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Nath
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quote: Originally posted by Adam-D
he wil be let off
forgone conclusion
Or it'll be the opposite and they'll make an example of him.
Didn't a Paramedic get done for speeding whilst delivering an organ for an Emergency transplant??
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mav
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make an example of him i say
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Marc
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Parkers say 154mph top speed. Vauxhall are either being modest or the cameras are out!!...
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Adam-D
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police cars are all tuned up
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Colin
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quote: Originally posted by Marc
Parkers say 154mph top speed. Vauxhall are either being modest or the cameras are out!!...
It had a drilled air box & an eco-tek valve fitted iirc
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Marc
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eco-tek valve 
No wonder
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Colin
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Yes marc
Ecotek Valve
The CB-26P, pictured left, is a maintenance free mechanical device that can be universally fitted to almost all petrol engines.
It works by creating turbulence in the inlet manifold thus improving the combustion process; this means that it reduces emissions, improves fuel consumption and maximises engine performance.
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Colin
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mav
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i have one fitted to the XE..(not by ne though)
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Colin
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Oooh should give you an extra 10bhp mavvy son   
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mav
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Marc
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So an ecotek valve and power boost valve gives 20bhp???  
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Twiggy
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Think it makes a wissling sound does it not??
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Colin
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quote: Originally posted by REDSPORT
Think it makes a wissling sound does it not??
No thats my arse makes the wissling sound
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Natalie
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leeshez
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James
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maybe he was racing an Evo
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Rob H
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Personally I'd rather find out how a car feels at 150+MPH when your not chasing someone and on a quiet bit of road, than when trying to chase a car on the motorway .
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Paul_J
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He probably didn't even have his lights flashing though hence he got caught... Un marked cars must have hazards / flashing lights when over speed limit.
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Colin
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I dont see the problem speeding on motorways, I use the motorway every day and often sit at 120 / 130....sometimes more if its quiet
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dna23
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lol next time u get pulled 70+ quote this...
"even on advanced courses whilst still a student under instruction, I was being encouraged to drive at speeds greater than 145mph on motorways."
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CRFC
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quote:
"I had taken the opportunity to familiarise myself with that vehicle. At no time did I consider that anybody would be at jeopardy given that, even on advanced courses whilst still a student under instruction, I was being encouraged to drive at speeds greater than 145mph on motorways."
So if a member of the pubic gets a new car should they be allowed do 159mph to 'familiarise' themselves with the car?

[Edited on 11-05-2005 by CRFC]
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