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pow

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26th Jan 16 at 14:52

Nah Dave the pedal is horrible to use, definately cable problems.

DaveyLC

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27th Jan 16 at 09:21

How are you coping so far with no indicators?

pow

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27th Jan 16 at 10:19

It's weird... I'm so used to being a curteous driver

tom_simes

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27th Jan 16 at 22:51

quote:
Originally posted by pow
It's weird... I'm so used to being a curteous driver

Balls, I drove along the A59 from Mike and Phil's with you last year and neither of us were courteous

pow

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28th Jan 16 at 07:59

Small lapses granted

SteveoBC

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28th Jan 16 at 10:25

still not answered my previous question if you are going to take this out round combe for a laugh?

pow

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28th Jan 16 at 17:10

Dunno, don't trust myself in it yet, it likes to break traction.

SteveoBC

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29th Jan 16 at 09:12

can i then? ill give you the £300 if i break it lol

Neo

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29th Jan 16 at 09:18

Quite nice that Dave

Ben G

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29th Jan 16 at 09:59

quote:
Originally posted by pow
Dunno, don't trust myself in it yet, it likes to break traction.

Probably has shit tyres on. I doubt that thing could pull the skin off a rice pudding.

DaveyLC

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29th Jan 16 at 10:20

Its easy to get a RWD motor with a relatively long chassis sideways.. That's what makes them so fun! They don't need buckets of power.

Ben G

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29th Jan 16 at 12:39

It must weigh about 2 tonne though, surely?

DaveyLC

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29th Jan 16 at 12:45

Behave.. It will be about 1.5T...

Ben G

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30th Jan 16 at 01:50

So heavier than mine, with less power, yet is a drift monster? OK

Corsa_Sport21

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30th Jan 16 at 09:08

200bhp in a 1.5t car is plenty enough to go sideways. An is200 with 150bhp and aroundsame weight can drift easy enough so this will have no bother doing it.

Ben G

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30th Jan 16 at 18:37

Must be elite drivers.

Baskey

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30th Jan 16 at 18:45

Going sideways and drifting are 2 different things

Going sideways is easy in a 6 cylinder Beemer (iv got one)

Drifting is pritty impossible as only M cars have limited slip diffs which you need to drift

Corsa_Sport21

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30th Jan 16 at 20:55

Bollocks. It will be harder without an lsd but by no means impossible.

You also dont need to be elite, just not a shitebag like yourself.

Nic Barnes

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30th Jan 16 at 20:59

I can drift a transit.

--ToM--

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30th Jan 16 at 22:49

I drift my 530d

Ben G

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31st Jan 16 at 00:44

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21
Bollocks. It will be harder without an lsd but by no means impossible.

You also dont need to be elite, just not a shitebag like yourself.

Oh OK I'm sorry, I wasn't aware you were a passenger in my car.

Typical scot, always angry and ready to abuse the English at any moment. Too bad you lot shit your pants when it came to gaining independence.

You lot are the only true shitebag.

Corsa_Sport21

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31st Jan 16 at 07:40

Wtf are you on about lol.

--ToM--

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31st Jan 16 at 11:02

Lmao

Nic Barnes

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31st Jan 16 at 11:09

Ha I don't even think Corsa sport 21 was replying to Ben

--ToM--

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31st Jan 16 at 11:30

Boosted jap cars skid so much better than Beemers have to rev a Beemer a bit to get it going but once the arse is out its game on

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