In my opinion (and this is mine, nobody elses) you buy a Cup because you can't afford the decent ones. I don't think anyone can seriously argue that it's a raw, faster, more exciting experience. I can have a raw, fast and exciting experience in mine - while I have my better lights to see where I'm going and my gorgeous seats which I could sleep in! And my driver aids for when I'm caught out...
In my opinion (and this is mine, nobody elses) you buy a Cup because you can't afford the decent ones. I don't think anyone can seriously argue that it's a raw, faster, more exciting experience. I can have a raw, fast and exciting experience in mine - while I have my better lights to see where I'm going and my gorgeous seats which I could sleep in! And my driver aids for when I'm caught out...
Lol that post is gonna be so flamed.
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now how did i buy these.....
me being poor an all,
as nice as your gorgeous seats?
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now how did i buy these.....
me being poor an all,
as nice as your gorgeous seats?
Wow. Wonderful. I sat in a set and while they hugged you nicely, I did 500 miles today and got out this evening and went to the gym. I couldn't do that in my old Smart and they were good seats - and just sitting in the Recaros I knew they weren't going to be able to do it either.
So, summed up, you've got pretty seats but you can't drive it for the length of time I can in my 'normal' seats and the standard ones don't really let you slap around from side to side?
nice edit........... you seem to forget that your 'gorgeous' 182 seats are exactly the same seats as found in my 'cheapo' cup.... only difference is yours are covered in cheap flannel and plastic :clown:
Lol that post is gonna be so flamed.
the weight of your car makes no difference on the road when power output is the same.
Plus, the Cups I see are all driven by students and people on 16 grand.
the weight of your car makes no difference on the road when power output is the same.
Plus, the Cups I see are all driven by students and people on 16 grand.
i rest my case.... i was pointing out how silly your quote was
and how does synthetic leather and alcantara make something more comfortable when the seats have the same padding and support?
Mike, Jeez, why are you so angry?!
Live and let live fella!
Me and gaz love our cups, you love your 182, whats there to argue about? Surely everyone's happy...
i rest my case.... i was pointing out how silly your quote was
and how does synthetic leather and alcantara make something more comfortable when the seats have the same padding and support?
ON THE ROAD you blind f**kwit. In a race, yes, there is a difference. Unless you're special, you do 90% of your driving minimum on a road. Therefore, no difference. You don't get to line up Santa Pod/2F2F style and drag race all the time, and if you do you prove my point that you're an idiot. So, for the 90% minimum that you're on the road, would you rather have a near unnoticeable weight difference, or cruise control, leather/alcantara seats and something to save you when you're caught off guard...
Next one, clever dick?
Mike, Jeez, why are you so angry?!
Live and let live fella!
Me and gaz love our cups, you love your 182, whats there to argue about? Surely everyone's happy...
What I don't agree with is people trying to make out that the weight difference makes a difference on the road. It doesn't. End.
What I don't agree with is people trying to make out that the weight difference makes a difference on the road. It doesn't. End.Mike, Jeez, why are you so angry?!
Live and let live fella!
Me and gaz love our cups, you love your 182, whats there to argue about? Surely everyone's happy...
when you have a 14 stone bloke sat next to you on the way to the nearest dogging site.... you'd feel the difference
Mike, Jeez, why are you so angry?!
Live and let live fella!
Me and gaz love our cups, you love your 182, whats there to argue about? Surely everyone's happy...
Because he's making b****cks points.
If you prefer your Cup's driving experience then I can't argue with that. What I don't agree with is people trying to make out that the weight difference makes a difference on the road. It doesn't. End.