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Moff, sounds a good spec.
Ran a TT for a couple of year 225 C, was a great car actualy.
But its true about the numbness of feel ( The Lotus was a good antidote)
The old Haldex system was 100% front drive until the wheels spun
about one revolution then it transfered up to 50% torque to the rear.
Bada, im a massive Liz fan but you asked for that!!
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Ran a TT for a couple of year 225 C, was a great car actualy.
But its true about the numbness of feel ( The Lotus was a good antidote)
The old Haldex system was 100% front drive until the wheels spun
about one revolution then it transfered up to 50% torque to the rear.
Bada, im a massive Liz fan but you asked for that!!
Russ.
#32
Originally Posted by wingnutLP,Jul 11 2006, 02:59 PM
Says the man in a mark 2 elise
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Originally Posted by reg,Jul 11 2006, 02:49 PM
Although I am still curious about the magnetic damping system
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Originally Posted by reg,Jul 11 2006, 11:33 AM
Tiff is still THE best driver on TV. To see him drifting that datsun with a dustbin size turbo on was pretty funny, even more so in the wet...then it broke twice which is perfect. For anyone who wants to criticise try writing with your opposite hand which is effectively what he had to do, i.e go around the track in the least efficient way possible.
[QUOTE=Bada Bing!,Jul 11 2006, 06:03 PM] I always thought the MkI looked too girlie if I'm honest.
#35
Originally Posted by ade73,Jul 12 2006, 02:34 AM
You not seen any of the other 5th gear programs then? Tiff cocking about drifting whatever car he drives.
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Its so unfair I want their jobs. I think tiff and the vikki are only good because they get to practice so much without worrying about tyres and when they do mess up its hardly ever shown on tv. Whereas I think Tsuchiya could just get in any car and master it immediately.
#37
Originally Posted by StevenM,Jul 11 2006, 02:58 PM
I thought Plato did an interesting review of the Brooke Double R.
If I want a light car to hoon about on twisty backroads I will buy (and have done) an Elise. And I'd rather buy a Radical if I wanted something for the track.
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