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AlunJ
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1st Jul 09 at 14:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

better than a standard B I'd say so yeah, I've never driven a decent handling B mind to compare with lol
MoesTavern
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I had a 1.4 SRi, the body roll was shocking tbh, I was genuinely in fear of tipping over going round roundabouts at anything other than walking pace.

Nice little car apart from that like.
AlunJ
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yeah it does roll around a bit, but nowhere near as bad as all the B's I've driven. I was always frightened of tipping my B but the C is quite composed in comparison
gez bay
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1st Jul 09 at 15:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

in my opinion, the corsa B doesnt handle as bad as what people say, but then again ive never driver another car flat out, so maybe im used to it, can get abit scary on fast bumpy corners though
AlunJ
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1st Jul 09 at 15:03   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

more than welcome to have a spin in mine at the next meet (as long as you don't tip it over LOL)
Ojc
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I want to race a 1.8 16v SRi in the Polo to see if there is any difference.
gez bay
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lol, i'll just sit in the passanger seat lol, thanks for the offer of driving it though
SAL
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
I want to race a 1.8 16v SRi in the Polo to see if there is any difference.


The C is quicker from experience
gez bay
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
I want to race a 1.8 16v SRi in the Polo to see if there is any difference.


the polo is 125bhp aswel but not as much torque, but the polos propbably lighter. would be and interesting race
andys sxi
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they seem about the same i would have said it would be down to the driver


April 08 feature car
gez bay
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what bhp is the lupo gti?
AlunJ
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parkers says 123bhp?
Graham88
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My mates one is quite quick, leaves my Zetec S with ease but then it has more power. I'd have one, it's comfy (well it was before he slammed it to fuck), cruise control, comfy and nice seats, nice dash etc
Ojc
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quote:
Originally posted by Stavs
quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
I want to race a 1.8 16v SRi in the Polo to see if there is any difference.


The C is quicker from experience


I'll take that challenge. I saw one the other night but traffic was heavy on the runway so couldn't bait him.
davcohen
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1st Jul 09 at 16:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Ive heard good reviews about the 1.7 CDTI SRi, dervs may not be your thing
swill_omnibus
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1st Jul 09 at 17:23   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

If your worried about tipping over you should try driving a vauxhall agila
AlunJ
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Originally posted by swill_omnibus
If your worried about tipping over you should try driving a vauxhall agila


the older ones I wouldn't want to drive, the new model looks a bit wider, lower it some wide wheels and sorted ...oh and a bigger engine
swill_omnibus
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1st Jul 09 at 18:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Well i've been thinking about 1.8'ing the agila see as it's technically the same as a corsa 1.2?

That with eibach springs and bilstein shocks and 280mm discs and custom exhaust onto a very unpredictable sleeper
Corsa_Scotty
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1st Jul 09 at 18:22   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

will tip over if you put it in an agila
AlunJ
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i'd do it to a new shape... you can even get irmy grills for them lol. I can't see if being much different to a 1.2 corsa. Isn't the suzuki splash the same thing? they any cheaper than agilas? then again not so long ago my local dealership were doing new agilas for 5k
Ellis
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1st Jul 09 at 18:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I thought I had photos of the one I've driven, unfortunatly I've only got one from the front - look quite cool with a small drop though...



Edit: Decided this image is better...



[Edited on 01-07-2009 by Ellis]
AlunJ
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1st Jul 09 at 18:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

oh dear
swill_omnibus
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whoops
swill_omnibus
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quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Scotty
will tip over if you put it in an agila


Be a laugh in a straight line
AndyCorsaSport
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1st Jul 09 at 22:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

From my experience of owning mine since saturday, its so much better than a B, mines only got springs on the rear (pikeys stole the fronts from work before they were fit) so will be getting a new -40mm kit in a month or so i reckon, then remap time.

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