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Back now. Basically we had been playing with the traction control the last couple of days, which has been a bit of a novelty coming from the no-frills Elise. I started the afternoon session and everything seemed to be up to temperature, so i picked up the pace. I braked at my usual point and the...
Shame as the trucks are out at lunch!
Rob Barff did a 49.9 earlier in the year before a host of changes. We want match that time to be class competitve. A supercharged exige is doing 51s on slicks, same as i did on AO48s...
So, the Super GT project is still some way away, but we have made one modification to be carried over; a snorkel! The JGTC/Super GT NSXs all had these, giving them quite a distintive look. We got Reverie to copy the design from the latter cars, which were homologated with the rare NSX-GT road...
Fantastic vid, must have taken forever to create. Obviously, safety is a great thing, but clearly we have lost an element of thrill because there it isn't quite as dangerous as it used to be. You really get the feeling when watching vids like this like the drivers and the cars were almost like...
Thought that too! Visually, i would keep it essentially OEM. Some mods like a subtle drop and clear bulbs etc. look OEM, but are only truly noticeable once parked up next to a truly standard car. As has been said, the stickers and bits just cheapen the car.
Very nice cars there! The owner of the London Motor Museum is a guy called Elo. Bit of a playboy that does the Gumball etc. A lot of those cars are his mates, premiership footballers'.