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No.
I'm saying that the tiniest smidgen of orange on each corner really makes no difference at all in my eyes as to how a car looks.
What about the red lenses on the rear? Why don't people get rid of that as well? Does that make a car look s*it?
My point...you missed it completely.
A car has orange lights on all four corners...it has to by law. So why is it deemed so wrong for them to look orange when they're not illuminated?
Because the masses say so?
Sheep.
I forgot to add;
Silvervision bulbs
If having your orange lights appearing orange is such a crime, why not go the whole hog and do the red brake/stop lights too?
I thought I was the only one who knew how to use them!
As above, if you can't see any cars behind you, use your rear fogs. If you can, turn the fuc*er off!
The soft toy hanging from the rear tow eye.
'It's individual init blud!'
Of course it is, that's why you and every single one of your group has exactly the same thing LOL
I've had my X41s for a few months now.
As above, sound detail, sense of atmosphere and ability to place distance and direction is epic.
Fabric earpieces are comfortable, and weight wise, so long as you get them adjusted just so, I can easily forget that I'm wearing them.
LOL at France!
It's not really the track I need to work on, more building the confidence to extract more from the car.
It's been quite a while since I had any tuition, and the last one was all about the track...wasn't interested in helping me push a little more.
You'd of course be more...
We're on the same page then LOL.
I don't think I could EVER downshift without rev-matching either on or off the brakes. Whenever I watch footage of people doing it...I just wince/cringe and think of the clutch!
I understand what you're saying.
I've not said anywhere that it's about shaving tenths off lap times or exiting a turn 1mph faster have I?
To me it's about smoothness, balance, and most importantly as I keep my cars for a loooooong time, mechanical sympathy.
Of course downshifts on track are when on the brakes...but the flaw in your argument chip is that you assume you only ever downshift while threshold braking...i.e. as hard as is physically possible.
That is so not the case in my experience.
Take St. Marys at Goodwood for example, a fast right...
But there are always people prepared to pay a premium for a Renaultsport with some odd paint and questionable extras.
On that basis, they've got it bang on.
Do not understand your question...that's exactly what I am doing.
Edit: ignore me. To Joe, as above practice simple rev matching first, forget about being on the brake while you do it.
FLOL at the attention to detail on the rebuild.
Original door mirror on the passenger side, yet one from a 197 fitted on the driver's side...do not match.
LOL
Granted it is not necessary to heel & toe on the road, but on track your car will thank you for it on every single down shift.
On the road, simple rev matching will achieve the same thing.
It is nothing more than rev matching while braking.
Why rev match?
Eliminates unintended and uncontrolled weight transfer when down shifting.
Eliminates wear on the drivetrain and clutch.
Reduces the chance of locking the wheels up.
Get your car up to 50mph and select 2nd gear without...
Been trying it in the 200 and have been struggling a bit. The brake pedal's firm enough, relative pedal positions are OK, but the throttle response compared to my 172 Cup and Ignis is terrible! I give the throttle a stab, nothing happens, then what seems like half a second later the revs climb...