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Yeah last one I attended about 5+ years ago was nowt like old skool meets. No spirited drives over moorland roads, lots of cliques that would barely talk to ya, most bothered about how the snow ruined their freshly polished paint etc. I remember the days of having yozzas cup trying to kee up...
I have 3x 1s and a trophy. For out and out driving fun, the Williams, or 1 of them, every day of the week. As said above rust is the main issue. Mechancally they are pretty much bullet proof. Buy a good one and your right unfortunately there aren't many gd ones left. A cheap one will cost to get...
I agree with them, adding its the gay look of it that gives them the attached stigma.
And the fact its pink adds to that ;-)
Never get them saying anything of the sort when I'm in the Williams tho.
Bit of an understatement that last bit. Lol. Aren't you forgetting that was with 2 diff engines?? ;-)
And it was still trying to keep up with those pesky Williams's lol :-)
im not sure yet mate. fukt if im going to pay nigh a grand for a refurbed set, although i do have someone on the case of refurbing the sachs that are on. id rather put a grand towards a set of adjustables, in height/bump/rebound, but which to get???? decisions decisions. it does need...
Well ok then. We'll go with that. Std Williams f7,standard f4r. Drop them both in the mk1. The std mk1 loom. Now we' re like for like. Which runs? Which doesn't? And that's an easier conversion?
And lol at quoting remapped engine figures as std lol
Lol. Your posts speak for themselves. I never claimed 160 for an f7r. Your mistaken. I will say though, the f7r s will produce their quoted 150. The majority will produce more. Whereas the f4rs are very rarely putting out 165. So if your now comparing an average f7 to a good f4 , thats hardly...