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braveheart, i would almost certainly not be here today if i'd had the money to insure a car like that at 18. even after a year of driving i dont think u can safely drive a car like that hense the insurance i doubt most companys would poke u with a sharp stick, how much did u pay
its quite often the numberplate, which is easy enough just keep adding numerplate tape or similer till it stops. if its not that use dynamat sound deadening for inside the boot this cures rattles and also prevents external road noise works really well.
shhhhhhhhhhhhhh dont tell em and theyll never know lol, only if u claim might they look into it but prob not anyway. i doubt they'd invalidate your insurance unless your insured with the SS more likely just take the extra milage cost from your claim
quite possibily he cant lol i know with equal driving abilities in a straight line a vtr saxo is quicker than a 1.4 mk1 clio in girly blue im not stupid, i also know that 0.2 of a litre capacity diffrence can be made up by better driving technics, i have done lots of track work and have easily...
im sure he can afford to run a gsi with a red top.
i believe you raped a vtr in a 1.4 rt.. probably becuase it had 10 tonnes of subs in the boot and was clad in an oversized hand painted bodykit. If you look at the figures you will find theyre worlds slower.
it was one freakishly quick rt for...
we finally agree lol :D i know corsas are a bag of s**t but if u want to go fast on a tight budget and have reliability, good mpg and really piss everyone who races u off then a red top lump in a corsa will do nicely, the bits are cheap as chips too.
gimme a shout if ya get stuck i used to work for safety devices and still know the installation guys. you'll still be able to keep your rear seats as long as it doesnt have a diagonal (or has a removable one)
usually bolt in cages still require plates welded to the chassis for the cage to bolt onto. if it just bolts to the body then i wouldnt bother you'll be wearing it as a neckless if u crash.
dunno until i get it rr'd it was in my mates gsi cav before and apparently made over 170 before i put the high lift cams in. its got a gas flowed ported and polished head, rally cams, power cap, 2 and a quarter inch straight thru exhaust with competition tubular manifold, a gay looking ik and...
hmmm i used to work in car audio and security shop we sold cliffords and never had any major probs, i've had 3 clifford alarms and they were fine, if they do f**k up usually u just hold both buttons to reset the system.