Accident on Sunday.(updated now with pics)
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CC thanks for that!!!! by the way it was during the snow and ice when i crashed the R32. Car was heavy and wouldnt stop.. only a little bump but it cost me a bumper....
S2k looks like it gonna be re-shelled.... dont know why.... car gonna be worthless after......
damn.... wat am i gonna do????If i part ex.. do garages check history???
inexperienced driving on my behalf must admit, gone and lost 2 more years no claims.. brings me down to nothing.... cant wait for renewal date... hahaha
S2k looks like it gonna be re-shelled.... dont know why.... car gonna be worthless after......
damn.... wat am i gonna do????If i part ex.. do garages check history???
inexperienced driving on my behalf must admit, gone and lost 2 more years no claims.. brings me down to nothing.... cant wait for renewal date... hahaha
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Unlucky with the S, being as it's so new, I'd have thought they'd repair that. If your insurance company don't, as someone else said, I bet someone will.
I've had mine 3 weeks, done about 750 miles, been taking it steady especially with all the rain we've had recently. However I crashed mine into a barrier at about 40mph after coming off a roundabout on Sunday night. Waiting to see if mine will be written off or repaired, damage to most of the body panels as it spun around, but the main structure seems ok. Apparently an Elise did the same thing three hours earlier at the same point on the road I crashed (M181, just coming of the roundabout with the A18 near Shorpe).
Unlucky with the S, being as it's so new, I'd have thought they'd repair that. If your insurance company don't, as someone else said, I bet someone will.
I've had mine 3 weeks, done about 750 miles, been taking it steady especially with all the rain we've had recently. However I crashed mine into a barrier at about 40mph after coming off a roundabout on Sunday night. Waiting to see if mine will be written off or repaired, damage to most of the body panels as it spun around, but the main structure seems ok. Apparently an Elise did the same thing three hours earlier at the same point on the road I crashed (M181, just coming of the roundabout with the A18 near Shorpe).
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Originally Posted by Wiggs,Jun 15 2005, 01:28 PM
Apparently an Elise did the same thing three hours earlier at the same point on the road I crashed (M181, just coming of the roundabout with the A18 near Shorpe).
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Where's the best place to learn RWD stuff?
As Nick says, the whip from the ARB takes a fair bit of getting used to, and I still dont trust it! In the wet I just dont even bother anymore. Had a couple of straight line moments on a dual carriageway recently, where it just started fishtailing. Best to loosen the grip I find, but tricky when there's a car right next to you and the back ends whipping around!
I would like to learn a bit more about the car in the wet, which is easily done in a big open space, but no way on the road.
Losing it in a 4wd is also quite scary too - its not invincible!
MB
As Nick says, the whip from the ARB takes a fair bit of getting used to, and I still dont trust it! In the wet I just dont even bother anymore. Had a couple of straight line moments on a dual carriageway recently, where it just started fishtailing. Best to loosen the grip I find, but tricky when there's a car right next to you and the back ends whipping around!
I would like to learn a bit more about the car in the wet, which is easily done in a big open space, but no way on the road.
Losing it in a 4wd is also quite scary too - its not invincible!
MB
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Originally Posted by Dark Blue Mark,Jun 15 2005, 12:59 PM
I would like to learn a bit more about the car in the wet, which is easily done in a big open space, but no way on the road.