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The MY is 2001. This is my 6th Scooby and yes, its the heaviest, but its actually a faster car in terms of cross country driving or on track as its much stiffer so one can load up the suspension better. Seeing as its as much a development car, were working on improving the BHP & torque to +300...
2002 Clio Cup (in a few weeks): £940 with 1 yrs NCB.
1999 Elise Sport 190: £920 full NCB
2001 Impreza with £10K mods: £1060 full NCB
SO £2,920 in total!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All based in Essex
2002 Clio Cup (in a few weeks): £940 with 1 yrs NCB.
1999 Elise Sport 190: £920 full NCB
2001 Impreza with £10K mods: £1060 full NCB
SO £2,920 in total!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All based in Essex
I think you have all got it wrong. The impression given here is that you look down on the car because it is cheaper and therefore is within the range of a buyers bracket that you do not seem to want to be aligned with. You seem to want to keep the price up to keep oafs away from the car and...
I think you have all got it wrong. The impression given here is that you look down on the car because it is cheaper and therefore is within the range of a buyers bracket that you do not seem to want to be aligned with. You seem to want to keep the price up to keep oafs away from the car and...
Ok, lets expand this caveat:-
1) It depends on the driver
2) It depends on the conditions.
With the same driver over the same course, standard 172 and standard WRX (dont think ive ever seen one) the following conditions will realise the following: -
1) Dry - Not that much in all due...
Ok, lets expand this caveat:-
1) It depends on the driver
2) It depends on the conditions.
With the same driver over the same course, standard 172 and standard WRX (dont think ive ever seen one) the following conditions will realise the following: -
1) Dry - Not that much in all due...
Yes. I am a director of a company that is the offcial UK importer for Technomagnesio. The seats were for a Scooby and is for another company concentrating on Subarus.
Yes. I am a director of a company that is the offcial UK importer for Technomagnesio. The seats were for a Scooby and is for another company concentrating on Subarus.
Having only test drove a demo 172, which I felt was like driving dead wood (a Ka was better) I still plumped for a Clio as I felt this is an area that I know I can improve upon. This may have only been that one Clio and is not necessarily applied to all 172s. I need to drive another to be sure...
Do not disagree and will be doing some testing when I get the car. I am going to develop a lightweight TechnoMagnesio wheel (mag alloy)with the correct offsets etc for the 172/172 Cup (assuming the offsets on both are the same),,,,
,,,,So will report back which is the most compliant, as if I...
On the Impreza, bigger wheels improve the actual control and feedback although it does ruin the ride comfort and also makes it niggly and follows cambers etc. For me this is how I like to drive. It suits my style knowing exactly where I am on the road. Im not bothered about loosing some comfort.
Having only test drove a demo 172, which I felt was like driving dead wood (a Ka was better) I still plumped for a Clio as I felt this is an area that I know I can improve upon. This may have only been that one Clio and is not necessarily applied to all 172s. I need to drive another to be sure...
Its (nearly!!) official.
Todays Autocar (7/8/02) has a road test between the Cooper S and the Cup and the Cup wins,,,,, hands down.
Quote: -
"Take this together with its bold styling, superior driving position and undeniable charm as an object to ogle and what we said eight weeks ago...
Do not disagree and will be doing some testing when I get the car. I am going to develop a lightweight TechnoMagnesio wheel (mag alloy)with the correct offsets etc for the 172/172 Cup (assuming the offsets on both are the same),,,,
,,,,So will report back which is the most compliant, as if I...
On the Impreza, bigger wheels improve the actual control and feedback although it does ruin the ride comfort and also makes it niggly and follows cambers etc. For me this is how I like to drive. It suits my style knowing exactly where I am on the road. Im not bothered about loosing some comfort.
Its (nearly!!) official.
Todays Autocar (7/8/02) has a road test between the Cooper S and the Cup and the Cup wins,,,,, hands down.
Quote: -
"Take this together with its bold styling, superior driving position and undeniable charm as an object to ogle and what we said eight weeks ago...
As I have not yet picked up the Cup, can I bring along one of my other cars, as it would be good to meet up with some of you regulars.
Why is the real action @ Basildon?? Not really much there!!!