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Indeed. I'd go for decent suspension, brakes (pads/discs/hoses). Then a s**t load of tuition and track days.
Amazes me that there are people running silly power, spending all that cash, then chucking on £200 suspension. As far as I'm concerned, making a FWD car massively more powerful isn't...
Sensible soccer, the SNES version. Had the option of an easier dribbling system, had some epic games on that with my brother. Scoring from the half-way line (Beckham position) was do-able. Never played a game where you could acheive so much curl.
As a close second, shadowrun, SNES again...
No I saw that fella. What I meant was as it's one policy, come renewal time you'd have to declare any on track crash, which even with protected ncb will still up your premium.
Got a scratch down to the metal, showing a wee sign of rust after a week. Can't get the dent/scratch sorted for a few weeks, is there anything I can put on the effected area to stop rust?
I'd love a go fella, the plonkers at Renault Birmingham won't be getting a test car in. And when they do, the test route consists of 30/40mph roads. Clever!
What's happened with the trophy?
Type to see your bias isn't restricted to footie chat lad;).
As an all rounder, the mk3 is the better car. But purely for driving fun, the dull light steering, and the relative lack of feedback puts me off. I prefer the more lively handling of older cars as well.
Saying that, I've not driven...