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That looks good, who cares about the heatsoak. If you're happy with how it drives, and more importantly how it sounds, that's all that matters. Shame you couldn't make Haynes today...I could have done with some support LOL.
Saner made it back OK then? Such a shame...organises the day, then has to leave early to get home and beat the fading light.
Good to see everyone as usual. Nice to put forum names to faces...I now know who some of you are!!!
The Ignis continues to impress me, handled all I could throw at...
I'd buy a 200 Cup and chuck 20k at the mortgage personally.
Double the cost, for a gain of circa 3 seconds on a track, and consumable costs to make your eyes water. No thanks.
There's a lot to be said for this. Faster cars can be hugely frustrating unless you have the space to enjoy them...which can be rare. This is why I love my Ignis so much, flat out, everywhere, and it handles/feels just like my Cup.
I don't think people are saying that, just that it could be done for a whole lot less.
Lines, good fluid, HC discs and good pads = circa £300.
Four pots = circa £1,000.
The four pots will give you NO better on road performance, so that's £700 spent on looking good. Or not as the case maybe...
LOL
At 2:56 whan you HAD to be on your side for an approaching car, the left hand lane middle-point was almost exactly in the centre of the video footage.
A lot of the rest of the time, the centre point was to the right of the centre line on the road.
You were on the other side a lot of...
Was the 172 Monaco Blue?
If so, they guy's a bit of a tool, drove up the ass of my Ignis last time I saw him and he's made of cast iron so doesn't need to ever wear a seatbelt.
I second the corners like a 172 bit. I have more fun on the road in mine because you can just stamp on the throttle mid-turn and drive hard on the way out whereas in the clio you're always having to hold back a little.
My first drive of a 172 Cup, of any Renault ever in fact, was the long way home after it was delivered, brand spanking new, to me at my work.
I did almost 200 miles that night just to cover the 35 miles home.
'Reduced Penalties' is an option under difficulty settings is it not?
Don't know if 'No Penalties' is though.
Edit: just realised you're talking Time Trials, so that rules out the above I'd have thought.