Can’t we just change the rules to automatically delete invented ‘facts’. Someone has to correct your factorretsBTW can we change the forum so that the ignored posters are completely invisible?
BTW can we change the forum so that the ignored posters are completely invisible?
Can’t we just change the rules to automatically delete invented ‘facts’.
To weigh the front down. Why would 4wd struggle at speed? Isn't the veyron 4wd?Most drag cars actually lift the front wheels. So why would they need the weight of 4wd?
I did think that as i posted itTo weigh the front down. Why would 4wd struggle at speed? Isn't the veyron 4wd?
More fun in something like that real world than there is a super car IMO.
You'll learn a lot more about car control
Not a wise buy those though (IMO) better with a genuine car, shouldn’t loose money.
My mates RS200 (now sold) was the scariest thing I sat in, not so much for the power, more for the Ford parts bin interior and the feeling that if you touched anything it would end in flames....glorious Group B flames.My mates homemade Dutton with an RS2000 engine in was rapid. Scariest car I have set foot in, 30 odd years ago. Mind you, he could never get it to start ......
I'd still rather buy one of those as a fun car than a Golf R etc though. Anyone can drive a Golf R fast, everyone on the street who ends sentences with "innit bruv" is doing it.
With you on that! An RS200 nearly took me out in the New Forest, a good 6 inches to spare, but never done a rally stage sinceMy mates RS200 (now sold) was the scariest thing I sat in, not so much for the power, more for the Ford parts bin interior and the feeling that if you touched anything it would end in flames....glorious Group B flames.
less than 1 tonne, more than 100hp.
But that's my point - straight line speed isn't everything. Particularly in a car you are going to drive on the roads. It maybe makes sense if you actually go drag racing, but that's about it.