> i love the fact that drifting isn't all about how your car looks!
>
> gotta get myself a drift car :)
Volvo 360 - YKIMS ;)
Re: yesterday i went.....
Nov 14, 2006
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funny you should say that loads of people suggested the volvo! didn't see one there and would be different from all the S13's my fave car of the day was a V12 jag XJS sounded sweet!
OK, the V12 would be better, but loads of people are going for 300s these days. Eg:
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Cheap, RWD, good weight balance and plenty of bolt in engine swaps available, from Renault turbo engines, to fire breathing Penta cranked Volvo redblocks!
My XJ12 sounded lovely on full noise. Shame it was a complete piece of s*it.
Fraser
How old are you I wonder?
k
Old enough
Act your age then..............unless of course you envy brain dead teenage chav morons, who get a kick out of "drifting"!
k
And what's wrong with getting a kick out of drifting? Of course, a numpty like you wouldn't appreciate the skill that's involved in it. Not my thing personally, but I enjoy watching it. It's certainly a lot more credibler than getting a kick out of being a 'keyboard hero' like some people....
Far more exciting when you have to dodge traffic islands and other cars though ;-)
Like that video was I posted. And last week I was watching it at Santa Pod. I'm a responsible adult I'll have you know!
And particularly when it's in the appropriate place - a racetrack.
Ugh, first Vamp and now you. You live quite near to each other, you could get together and compare MPG figures and mortgage repayment rates...
Perhaps you and Conor should hook up to discuss your mid-life crises? He's got the medallionmobile and you're looking to buy one. (c;
Ay? Coming from a 206XSi driver? Ha!
Ok fair enough on the gay jokes and the girl jokes - but old jokes? Come on old bean ;-)
F*ck off cum bucket
Oh, and my current MPG figures are at a rather good 20mpg, Dervy would be proud!
Heh, good point, well made.
Hah nice, what's that in? I can't remember which one of your machines is the daily driver heh.
"quite near" for Northern or Scottish values of "quite near" :-)
The nearest Asda and KFC are nigh on 50 miles from here. Anything less than
100 miles is 'quite near' heh.
Indeed it is, I was just trying to act sensible for a moment though.
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