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try them all out and get whatever works for you. Youll get loads more support (and safety) from fixed seats, but with recliners its nice to be able to adjust the seating position for cruising up the M6 vs 100% effort on trackdays.
No. Some of the really big ones require a bit of cunning (approach them at an angle), but generally you can clear them no problem. The underside of the spoiler can get scraped on big changes of gradient though, like if you have a steep drive or kerb to get over.
Ive already given my comments about the V6 vs 182 debate.
I drove a V6 and 350Z back to back before I ordered my Vee (local dealer is Renault and Nissan combined). The 350Z was simply awful. Just another pile of Jap-crap with no character. It might look pretty to some, but its really awful to...
^^ yup about 3k, wait an instant for the clutch to bite and then floor it. Ive tried higher revs at Santa Pod and it just resulted in the old smokey cabin and going nowhere routine.
Does anyone in Telford (or nearby) have an Origin B2? I cant update mine - I think the serial cable is knackered, but I want to make such its that before I order another one.
Will travel to you obviously :)
^^^ LMAO.
I think standard (or near standard) plates look best. Trying to make a naff plate look better with weird fonts or spacing just looks cheap IMO.
The V6 isnt really at home on short twisty tracks - Mine goes a lot better at Oulton Park or Donington than it does at Brands Indy for instance.
All the comments about the Vee being difficult to drive quickly are accurate in my opinion. It took me at least 4 trackdays before I could lap faster...