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172cup
thats an abosultely crazy story. Thanks for sharing
K20 EG Hatch
Mate I done it for three nights in a row down Wales with some mates. The lack of leg room kills you doesn't it! LMAO!
Mk1 Ph1 92' Valver
lost my keys for 45mins. sat down, went for ignition ,oh,no keys.found them in the end,in my coat pocket.doh:banghead:
Sat in the car at the dealer and handed over the money, what the hell was I thinking buying another Clio.:S
I have promised that the next car I get wont be anything French.
The only thing that really sticks out for me is leaving a McDonalds Coke on the roof of my old clio, getting in the car, and opening the sunroof. As you lot know the electric sunroof on the Clio Mk2 Tilts then sildes well needless to say the coke tilted and slid right over me and my best mate, soaking us and the car.
Lift off oversteer is wicked in the Clio, it is so progressive and when the rear finnaly steps out all you do is plant your right foot and off you go again.
(Word of advice, if you are unsure about what to do when the rear of the car lets lose, do not try it on the open road, IT WILL END IN TEARS)
I have promised that the next car I get wont be anything French.
The only thing that really sticks out for me is leaving a McDonalds Coke on the roof of my old clio, getting in the car, and opening the sunroof. As you lot know the electric sunroof on the Clio Mk2 Tilts then sildes well needless to say the coke tilted and slid right over me and my best mate, soaking us and the car.
Lift off oversteer is wicked in the Clio, it is so progressive and when the rear finnaly steps out all you do is plant your right foot and off you go again.
(Word of advice, if you are unsure about what to do when the rear of the car lets lose, do not try it on the open road, IT WILL END IN TEARS)
A few weeks back I was driving a stretch of road I know like the back of my hand, there are a group of corners which when dry are fine, coming round the first one I could see a car just going round the second bend, so started to slow, came up to the second corner and relised that the car was pulling into a lane, lifted off the rear stepped out but I caught it and just planted to pedal.
Great fun when you know how to control it, but it is very easy for it all to go wrong. At least you got out of it ok.
Yeah your right their mate, i wasnt even being stupid or reckless at the time is the annoying thing, just a bit unfortunate.
Its very easy to overstep it though imo because it being so predictable it gives you a bit of a false sense of confidence at the time, I just left it a little to late before getting on the power to correct it and it was too far gone by then. Luckily I escaped with paint damage only.
Was all-wheel steering an option on some Clios?
It now has a "steers from the rear" sticker on it
lol
