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Just noticed this, sounds like a right mission, fair play!
Although at first glance I suspected either a V6 rep, or a front-engined, rear-driver.
Keep up the good work fella
dont bother trying to screw power out of a 1.2/1.4
by the time you've spent the money on it and declared your mods, you may as well just buy a car with pep to begin with
Bueno Estente!
Oh, sorry, wrong Fast Show.
but, seriously, a Corsa Shopping is the best picture they could find for the "handling circuit"! Sounds like a class act
Frrrrrrrrrrrrp
love it. FRP's > Every other Ford*
I wont be reading part 2 though. Threads dedicaed to the art of washing the car? Please, may as well have one asking about what wheels the world thinks you should buy ;)
*: RS200, RS500 and Escort Coswroth excluded
yep, they're not the cheapest bits of wire in the world, mine was £75.
Can't remember the model of my Alpine, but I use the dash-top-display and then set the HU to "blackout" when not in use. Looks a lot better than having led's flashing away all time.
if you have a dash-top display, which I'm guessing you do, I'd have put a bigger priority in choosing a HU that keeps that working.
I know Alpines do, but can't speak of others
definately dont bother with spending money on an engine swap or power mods. cost and insurance would work out better on a genuine RS
shame about the door business, that'd be priority #1 for me :(
POW!
It's surely no coincidence that the liklihood of a crash post increases with the number of mods applied.
In fact, I think Bifcaids may be the only person out there defying the rule.
Yes he would, but I don't believe it's anyhere near as bad as it would be a "no fault" claim. Someone in the business will lkely put me right here though.
Not like he was just being massively cool, boost kicked in and he flipped it through a field though eh? ;)
Given that it's a Smart, I wager that it was no further out into the road than a 5-series would be if it was well parked.
Either way, there was plenty of room around it, as your other friend proved by managing to pass without an issue. However, since you're quite new to the game of driving...