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What not to do in an S2k?

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Old 03-24-2006, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by UK_S2000,Mar 24 2006, 06:26 PM
Don't drive it in to a fence like I did.

Donuts are good.

Also, make sure you carry a digital camera so if you do crash, you can then post some pics up for us.
Were are your photos BTW Mike ?
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Old 03-24-2006, 09:46 AM
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He must have broken it during his little incident

Bharat

BTW Mike, what on earth are you doing with a Clio ?
Old 03-24-2006, 09:51 AM
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coolio i'll bear that in mind hahaha
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Don't pick your nose.
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Prevention is better than cure in the S case at anything more than 20 mph IME, especially with the earlier models.

Cornering is awesome in the dry if you set things up right and are smooth, and that's one of the challenges that makes the car so much fun.
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Don't fart unless you have the roof down
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I had only driven RWD a few times (all on track!) until last month. You just have to have respect for the car. Just been out in the torrential rain with huge amounts of standing water, the car felt a lot more planted than my Fiat Coupe did (250bhp FWD). For me the biggest surprise over FWD is how much more smoother you need to be. Warm tyres make a big difference too...
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Originally Posted by Jonny20VT,Mar 24 2006, 07:12 PM
Just been out in the torrential rain with huge amounts of standing water, the car felt a lot more planted than my Fiat Coupe did (250bhp FWD). For me the biggest surprise over FWD is how much more smoother you need to be. Warm tyres make a big difference too...
The tyres and set up on your 2005 are a lot better in wet conditions than the earlier model years though IME. SO2s and standing water = very and requires lots of care.
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Sounds like the right car for me then!

The academy day at the top doesn't have any dates left this year. Anyone got any other driver courses they could recommend?


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