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Exactly. The hassle/time/legal fee's means that a lot of the time it works out cheaper overall for insurers if it's 50/50. It's basically price fixing "we both end up better off, and mr punter pays us more for the privilege."

Everytime I see one I struggle more. The White detailing, just wrong. The mk1 frs style interior, just wrong. The sorcerer must be turning in his grave.

Or shitting a brick when he saw it, and refusing to work on it.

I saw an Albi blue, with the YELLOW interior pack t'other day. Crazy fucker. Why does every manufacturer that uses the sportster use better fabric than Renault?

Not quite as cheap as buying the universal versions for £1400, then selling them on for £800+ when you sell on. Plus you don't have to have them yellow. Yellow.

Weird how people get obsessed about ordering a car they have to live with day in day out, about speccing it for the next buyer. Weirdo's;).

If I was ordering today, I'd 100% not get the recaro's. I would spec the cup chassis, then offer a non-cup pack owner a spring/damper swap. The more compliant suspension with the quicker rack would be the ideal setup. I'd be tempted to buy the aftermarket recaro's though, the fabric on the...

Yuss. I'll meet you in cheltenham. We'll film a street drift vid. CS hero's, the new breed (retards) will love us.

I drive like him every day on the journey to work. Don't you?

The standard seats really are very good. Supportive, comfortable. I'm 100% happy I ended up with non-cup suspension, brilliant everyday compromise, and still great fun on track. Shame they don't do them all with the quicker rack.

Driving to show off, and being a good driver are 2 different things. He falls on the former category.

£800 for yellow trimmed seats that wear badly? I wouldn't bother personally. You could buy them aftermarket in a far nicer trim, then sell them when done. Would cost less overall (including selling them after).

Yes, but tis a worthwhile repost.

The wheels improve things, but make the stupidity of White mirrors/front fin look even worse. Amend those, and it'll improve no end. I know the spec is good, but I couldn't live with that colour scheme personally. I saw a rb today, looked very good. Cup spoiler etc.

There's 2 holes each side, which makes 3 settings. The hardest is a bit ott for road use, I kept mine on middle.

Exactly. It's quite easy, if you're struggling practice the track in the kart. Much easier to get the lines without traffic.

Awesome. Until the moment it gets driven, all that work is ruined and the sad guy spaff's in his wee pants. Then cries.

Hate that (gtplanet) setup. Too soft on the springs, not responsive enough. Lowering, and reducing springs/dampers??

If you're up to extreme, the nascar's are 500k.

What level are you at?

1yr, 364 days. So you've done well.

Way over the odds.

£82.

Talking Clio's?

No. A 306Rallye is more fun than either. But would be slower in all situations. The answer is 4.

I like a lot of it, but this is a f**king mess. Matt finish roof, silver boot spoiler, gloss black cup spoiler? Shocking. Should of had the boot spoiler wrapped as well.

Whilst the actual emissions are, as you say, very low, I don't think that's why they do it. F1 is at the end of the day, run by the FIA. And they have other interests than motorsport, and F1 as the main public face has to tow the party line.

Problem being, it tends to hand the advantage to the big teams with the biggest r&d pot. Imo, the engines don't need changing. Fix them for 5 years, then allow updates such as kers etc. Such a change requires packaging changes, cooling changes etc. Massive expense. But as ever, f1 doesn't make...

Fella, the harnesses look like a death trap. And harness without a cage is double-y stupid. I'd remove them asap. Are they 3 or 4 point?