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Title: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: dragongreengolfgti on 08 August 2011, 22:42
Earlier, on my race track  :wink: i seen a fabia vrs in lime green  :sick: come up behind me and then overtake  :angry: so i dropped down a gear and gave it a bit of beans to my surprise i wasn't gaining much at all upto about 110  :cry: half way round the course is a roundabout and then a long straight after. So popped it into second at this point im right behind him and lets just say he was pulling away quite well even in 3rd still pulling and a litte in forth i couldn't gain anything untill 130 at which point i think he ran out of puff  :smiley: but fair play they do go well not sure if it was standard or not as usually remapped diesels chug out smoke which this didn't. However then again my car isn't running spot on at the mo either due to the exhaust falling off and now tied on  :grin: soon to be rectified  :smiley: Think more power is on the cards for me though  :lipsrsealed: i know people will say well it should do that your quite right i didn't realise untill i just read about them how well they actually perform etc it did shock me as i never really bothered about them before  :laugh: anyway thought i'd share a story about my experience today.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 08 August 2011, 22:55
they are not that fast mate

but your golf is really slow.. thats the thing.. im guessing you are 8v or 16v yeah ??
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Rob_g60 on 08 August 2011, 22:56
i dont get that issue with my 8v :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: dragongreengolfgti on 08 August 2011, 23:01
16v yeah was going well upto a few weeks ago has been keeping up with some much better cars not sure whats going on lol will be much better next spring thats for sure  :smiley:

i dont get that issue with my 8v :grin:

I want your wheels and engine  :smiley: nice car mate
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Wayne on 09 August 2011, 00:01
Your saying lime green so I am quessing that was a new shape in which case it is a 1.4TSI with 180bhp :smiley:

They are really quick, I was lucky to have a go in one the other week
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: dragongreengolfgti on 09 August 2011, 00:05
oh right that would explain things better lol it was 10 plate yeah fair play to the gezzer  :smiley:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Ess_Three on 18 August 2011, 01:42
they are not that fast mate

but your golf is really slow.. thats the thing.. im guessing you are 8v or 16v yeah ??

They aren't that slow either.
Mine with a tuning box on could hold mapped S3s off to well the wrong side of 100.
They can't look at an S3 off the line...but off a roundabout in 2nd or 3rd, they go like hell.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 18 August 2011, 09:01
S3 are not that fast either tho in standard form, my mate has had 6!!! that haldex is way too heavy, LCR is faster, put that against a valver and it is Bye bye time.. but that said i still cant imagine a 16v mk3 keeping up at roundabouts tbh unless S3 driver was my mum or similar

iv recently sold a 16v mk3, and im not gonna lie, it was not much different to my old 8v lump in terms of performance  (and its not the only valver iv had either)

They really are not that fast - especially by todays standard. as i say the only modifications id carry out is what my mate Russ has done (Tshirt2K on here) and he has bolted a Turbo to his  :evil:

in a nutshell, a fabia VRS is light / day faster IMO
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Jimp on 18 August 2011, 15:06
A roundabout on your race track? Innovative   :laugh:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: twotwofour on 18 August 2011, 16:47
I've owned a fabia tdi in the past, it was listed as 100hp but has loads of torque. I saw 140mph on a track day and once off the line it was quick. My mate had a vrs, the older shape, chipped to 180hp with 450nm of torque, it ate tyres and spun wheels in 3rd in the dry. Very very quick!

The mk 3 golfs are slow old barges!
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 18 August 2011, 19:27


The mk 3 golfs are slow old barges!

your the type of person i love to suprise :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: cullygti on 18 August 2011, 19:59
 :grin: vrs go really well
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Ant1981 on 18 August 2011, 20:05

The mk 3 golfs are slow old barges!

+1
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: bricey on 18 August 2011, 20:09
i think those fabias are quite tidy havnt had the chance to have
a go at one yet.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 18 August 2011, 20:16


The mk 3 golfs are slow old barges!

your the type of person i love to suprise :grin:

i know the type... i spend ages trying to clean that little black spec off my rear view mirror.. it only seems to get bigger as i stop at the lights  :undecided:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: mcgee9t2 on 18 August 2011, 21:00
my mate has one, its farely quick, and the new ones arent half bad
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Jay on 18 August 2011, 21:35
I still like the new advert where they make it out of hard as nails stuff :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: haf1zur on 19 August 2011, 08:06
:grin: vrs go really well

200+ MPH according to Revo, Skoda and Evo Magazine
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 19 August 2011, 10:26
they are not that fast mate

but your golf is really slow.. thats the thing.. im guessing you are 8v or 16v yeah ??

They aren't that slow either.
Mine with a tuning box on could hold mapped S3s off to well the wrong side of 100.
They can't look at an S3 off the line...but off a roundabout in 2nd or 3rd, they go like hell.

Im presuming old ones, wouldnt stand a chance against a 300bhp + mapped S3  :undecided:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 19 August 2011, 12:59


your the type of person i love to suprise :grin:

i know the type... i spend ages trying to clean that little black spec off my rear view mirror.. it only
seems to get bigger as i stop at the lights  :undecided:

Hope your not trying to say your r32 is faster than my golf, coz if you are that's the funniest thing iv heard this week...
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Diamond Hell on 19 August 2011, 13:04
Hope your not trying to say your r32 is faster than my golf, coz if you are that's the funniest thing iv heard this week...

Yawn.  Everything's now a 'how many BHP I have' competition, is it?

I will guarantee his R32 would be faster than your Golf in the damp and the wet.

And my Golf would be faster than both as it's much lighter and 4WD.

Go to a proper track and come back with some lap times, buffer-boy.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Len on 19 August 2011, 13:07
Also factor in the driver and how much bottle and ability they have!
Mind you tracks are easy to drive on! Huge wide corners and nothing coming the other way! :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Rhyso on 19 August 2011, 13:19
My mate Kris (Fabla on here) had a play with his mate in a 2.5 Z4; the Z4 lost the race to 100........

Mind you the 2.5 is fecking awful  :sick:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 19 August 2011, 14:00


your the type of person i love to suprise :grin:

i know the type... i spend ages trying to clean that little black spec off my rear view mirror.. it only
seems to get bigger as i stop at the lights  :undecided:

Hope your not trying to say your r32 is faster than my golf, coz if you are that's the funniest thing iv heard this week...

He had a remapped mk6 would have probably been quicker than yours from rolling. Not sure though, and dont really care  :laugh:
R32's are not for racing anyway, there for enjoying  :cool:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 19 August 2011, 14:12


your the type of person i love to suprise :grin:

i know the type... i spend ages trying to clean that little black spec off my rear view mirror.. it only
seems to get bigger as i stop at the lights  :undecided:

Hope your not trying to say your r32 is faster than my golf, coz if you are that's the funniest thing iv heard this week...

I dont have a R32.. i have a remapped GTI. Yes it quite funny  :grin:

... if i did have an R32 you wouldnt get close :wink:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 19 August 2011, 14:25
People get too hung up on peak power figures. There is a lot more when in its on the road, an R32 is brutal from low down and doesn't lose anything to the redline.
There were cars quicker, but i was never caught off guard due to all rev power (and DSG) lol
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: AudiA8Quattro on 19 August 2011, 14:30
What you mean is it has large amounts of low down torque.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 19 August 2011, 14:33
People get too hung up on peak power figures. There is a lot more when in its on the road, an R32 is brutal from low down and doesn't lose anything to the redline.
There were cars quicker, but i was never caught off guard due to all rev power (and DSG) lol

exactly... most people are happy to look at the weight and power of the R32 and then decide its slow.

have a quick look at TG powerlap times to see how it handed the GTI and ED30 their a$$ on a plate*  :wink:


* and these are dry laptimes we are talking also. make the track wet and neither of the 2 cars mentioned would get within 5secs of the r32 on a relatively small track.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: AudiA8Quattro on 19 August 2011, 14:33
Hope your not trying to say your r32 is faster than my golf, coz if you are that's the funniest thing iv heard this week...

Yawn.  Everything's now a 'how many BHP I have' competition, is it?

I will guarantee his R32 would be faster than your Golf in the damp and the wet.

And my Golf would be faster than both as it's much lighter and 4WD.

Go to a proper track and come back with some lap times, buffer-boy.

So how much bhp/torque is your Mk2 ABF running?
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: AudiA8Quattro on 19 August 2011, 14:35
People get too hung up on peak power figures. There is a lot more when in its on the road, an R32 is brutal from low down and doesn't lose anything to the redline.
There were cars quicker, but i was never caught off guard due to all rev power (and DSG) lol

exactly... most people are happy to look at the weight and power of the R32 and then decide its slow.

have a quick look at TG powerlap times to see how it handed the GTI and ED30 their a$$ on a plate*  :wink:


* and these are dry laptimes we are talking also. make the track wet and neither of the 2 cars mentioned would get within 5secs of the r32 on a relatively small track.

I don't understand this lack of power thing?
The R32 has 240bhp, that's a pretty reasonable output for a small hatch, not to mention the amount of low down torque it will have.
The power figures are true tested, unlike some figures quoted around this forum, which really belong in fairy land  :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 19 August 2011, 14:42
I think they are quoted at 250 by VW but most are 245ish
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 19 August 2011, 15:05
I think they are quoted at 250 by VW but most are 245ish

247
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: haf1zur on 19 August 2011, 15:10
I think they are quoted at 250 by VW but most are 245ish

247
yep ,250ps is 247bhp

even the mk4 with the updated software (not a remap) gets 247
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 19 August 2011, 15:12
I never cared what mine was. The noise was better than the BHP
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 19 August 2011, 15:51
I never cared what mine was. The noise was better than the BHP

+1

... but a extra 100bhp never hurt anyone  :evil:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 19 August 2011, 15:58
lol Well thats why i went for an S3 as its easier to see 350bhp. But i dont love it like the R32, so its still standard  :laugh:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: dragongreengolfgti on 19 August 2011, 22:20
wow didn't know this was still going havn't been on for a week haha anyway its gone off topic abit i appreciate all your r32's s3's and mk3 turbo's are fast but for a normal 16v mk3 im thinking i done alright myself  :smiley: if i wanted fast and fun it wouldn't be vag thats for sure! but anyway i love all cars and racing is down to driver alot aswell of which im not scared to race anyone in anything faster or not its all fun picking out the wimps who bottle it when it counts!!
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 19 August 2011, 22:39


your the type of person i love to suprise :grin:

i know the type... i spend ages trying to clean that little black spec off my rear view mirror.. it only
seems to get bigger as i stop at the lights  :undecided:

Hope your not trying to say your r32 is faster than my golf, coz if you are that's the funniest thing iv heard this week...

 

I dont have a R32.. i have a remapped GTI. Yes it quite funny  :grin:

... if i did have an R32 you wouldnt get close :wink:

That is a funny reply - take them blinkers off fella
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Ant1981 on 19 August 2011, 22:44
People get too hung up on peak power figures.

Very true. There's too many people going on about the BHP of their car, but as you said, BHP is only a peak power.

They don't seem to look at torque, how power is delivered, where it is. Potentially, a car with less BHP could well be the quickest one, even if the weights are the same.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 19 August 2011, 22:47
look at this

Standard R32 mk 5

V

Mad modified golf GTI MK5 318bhp

v

Audi S3 eith 250 hp


GTI is lunacy  now where is that R32 ??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7A1UiNqOas


now my car easily beats my mates mapped S3, id put my V5 down on beating R32UKs financed / hired R32..

he is in leeds too  :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JC on 19 August 2011, 22:49
look at this

Standard R32 mk 5

V

Mad modified golf GTI MK5 318bhp

v

Audi S3 eith 250 hp


GTI is lunacy  now where is that R32 ??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7A1UiNqOas


now my car easily beats my mates mapped S3, id put my V5 down on beating R32UKs financed / hired R32..

he is in leeds too  :grin:

erm, he is driving a mazda now  :lipsrsealed:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: F17BAD on 19 August 2011, 22:51
oh  :grin:

scratch that then

on a side note, a paki lad we know has a mk4 R32 SC, and a mk5 R32 standard, the SC MK4 is only just quicker than the standard mk5 R32 - how odd is that
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Jay on 19 August 2011, 22:52
and has a gazillion HP's, check them bonnet vents baby :cool:

(http://www.fastestlaps.com/photos/_Mazda_323_GTR4ae89af8b610e.jpg)
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Agreeable Slick on 19 August 2011, 23:01
id put my V5 down on beating R32UKs financed / hired R32..

Can we please do this or stop ponying around over ooo my engine produces 6bagillion megagigawatts horsepower and just agree that a fabia goes well for a smoker.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 20 August 2011, 00:41
oh  :grin:

scratch that then

on a side note, a paki lad we know has a mk4 R32 SC, and a mk5 R32 standard, the SC MK4 is only just quicker than the standard mk5 R32 - how odd is that

i see we still like to travel in straight lines only.. get dizzy spinning those decks do we?

I have a mk6 gti revod atm.. and a mazda3 mps as a reserve car. If you want to go in striaght lines then I would happily turn up with the mazda and its 300+ bhp. Alternatiely we can visit a track and i will bring the GTI. Either way I dont think I would meet with a kid to prove a point... everyone gets a point in the willy waving club
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 20 August 2011, 00:48
I'll bowl up in one of Nissans GTRs and have everyone everywhere.  :grin:

Now that IS a fast car. So nice to drive.  :drool:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: PenguinGTI on 20 August 2011, 00:49
And then I'll bring a VRS and spank the lot of you :laugh:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 20 August 2011, 00:52
And then I'll bring a VRS and spank the lot of you  :laugh:

Nah cause then I'll get my 8v GTI out and you'll be screwed.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: PenguinGTI on 20 August 2011, 00:55
And then I'll bring a VRS and spank the lot of you  :laugh:

Nah cause then I'll get my 8v GTI out and you'll be screwed.

Then I'll get out and walk.  :grin:

In all seriousness, if it's the new style VRS he came across then it is quite quick - especially given that to most people it's quite a standard looking hatch. It's certainly no Focus RS wannabe.



Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: PenguinGTI on 20 August 2011, 01:06
As for the willy waving competition... I think Gilly has made the best point (although it's not the point he was making).

I have a mk6 gti revod atm.. and a mazda3 mps as a reserve car. If you want to go in striaght lines then I would happily turn up with the mazda and its 300+ bhp. Alternatiely we can visit a track and i will bring the GTI. Either way I dont think I would meet with a kid to prove a point... everyone gets a point in the willy waving club

More horsepower isn't always better. That's why I'm presuming the MPS is for straight line fun and the GTI for the track.

Going back to the OP again, in the situation of trying to catch another car between roundabouts (on the track obviously), there's no hard and fast rule about what car is quicker. High end horsepower could be beaten by low to mid range torque. A more powerful FWD could be beaten by 4wd traction but then a powerful buy heavy car could be beaten by something lighter and nippier.



Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 20 August 2011, 01:12
And then I'll bring a VRS and spank the lot of you  :laugh:

Nah cause then I'll get my 8v GTI out and you'll be screwed.

Then I'll get out and walk.  :grin:
:grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: PenguinGTI on 20 August 2011, 01:20
A quick google search stumbled across this on Briskoda.net

Quote
Interesting review of the vRS in Auto Express which just landed on my door mat. They quite like it. But it's not until you flick further on and read the Leon Cupra R / Megane 250 / Mazda 3 MPS reviews that things get curious.

They recorded a 0-60 time on the vRS of 6.9 seconds, compared to 6.8 / 7.0 / 7.1 for the Cupra R / Megane / Mazda.

Then 6.6s 30-70mph compared to 5.9 / 6.3 / 6.1.

30-50mph in 3rd was 2.9s compared to 2.9 / 2.7 / 3.1
50 -70mph in 5th was 5.7s compared to 5.4 / 4.9 / 5.0

I'm more than a little surprised!! It would seem that apart from lacking a bit of grunt, the vRS would not disgrace itself against bigger cars costing up to £9k more.

I would guess that in real life the DSG would make the 0-60 much easier in the Fabia.

I think like the older vRS this could well be a wolf in sheep's clothing. I'm looking forward to a test drive.

The Mazda in question is presumably the MPS to be giving those performance figures. The other cars are the Seat Cupra R (265hp) and the Megane RS250.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: bricey on 20 August 2011, 06:46
And then I'll bring a VRS and spank the lot of you  :laugh:

Nah cause then I'll get my 8v GTI out and you'll be screwed.

Then I'll get out and walk.  :grin:

In all seriousness, if it's the new style VRS he came across then it is quite quick - especially given that to most people it's quite a standard looking hatch. It's certainly no Focus RS wannabe.




what he said^^
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: R32UK on 20 August 2011, 11:27
A quick google search stumbled across this on Briskoda.net

Quote
Interesting review of the vRS in Auto Express which just landed on my door mat. They quite like it. But it's not until you flick further on and read the Leon Cupra R / Megane 250 / Mazda 3 MPS reviews that things get curious.

They recorded a 0-60 time on the vRS of 6.9 seconds, compared to 6.8 / 7.0 / 7.1 for the Cupra R / Megane / Mazda.

Then 6.6s 30-70mph compared to 5.9 / 6.3 / 6.1.

30-50mph in 3rd was 2.9s compared to 2.9 / 2.7 / 3.1
50 -70mph in 5th was 5.7s compared to 5.4 / 4.9 / 5.0

I'm more than a little surprised!! It would seem that apart from lacking a bit of grunt, the vRS would not disgrace itself against bigger cars costing up to £9k more.

I would guess that in real life the DSG would make the 0-60 much easier in the Fabia.

I think like the older vRS this could well be a wolf in sheep's clothing. I'm looking forward to a test drive.

The Mazda in question is presumably the MPS to be giving those performance figures. The other cars are the Seat Cupra R (265hp) and the Megane RS250.

I would say those figures are probably about right... the mazda once up into 3rd delivers serious bang for your buck!! not the greatest at going around corners, but it keeps things entertaining being quite well balanced and all.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 20 August 2011, 11:35
Anything that takes over 6 secs to 60 you might as well walk  :laugh:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 20 August 2011, 13:08
Anything that takes over 6 secs to 60 you might as well walk  :laugh:

19 is where it's at.  :smug:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: houston on 20 August 2011, 21:09
A quick google search stumbled across this on Briskoda.net

Quote
Interesting review of the vRS in Auto Express which just landed on my door mat. They quite like it. But it's not until you flick further on and read the Leon Cupra R / Megane 250 / Mazda 3 MPS reviews that things get curious.

They recorded a 0-60 time on the vRS of 6.9 seconds, compared to 6.8 / 7.0 / 7.1 for the Cupra R / Megane / Mazda.

Then 6.6s 30-70mph compared to 5.9 / 6.3 / 6.1.

30-50mph in 3rd was 2.9s compared to 2.9 / 2.7 / 3.1
50 -70mph in 5th was 5.7s compared to 5.4 / 4.9 / 5.0

I'm more than a little surprised!! It would seem that apart from lacking a bit of grunt, the vRS would not disgrace itself against bigger cars costing up to £9k more.

I would guess that in real life the DSG would make the 0-60 much easier in the Fabia.

I think like the older vRS this could well be a wolf in sheep's clothing. I'm looking forward to a test drive.

The Mazda in question is presumably the MPS to be giving those performance figures. The other cars are the Seat Cupra R (265hp) and the Megane RS250.

I would say those figures are probably about right... the mazda once up into 3rd delivers serious bang for your buck!! not the greatest at going around corners, but it keeps things entertaining being quite well balanced and all.

the mazda is a bloody heavy car, i was surprised when i found out the mps was a 2.3! my sport was dead slow, dissapointing
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Jimp on 21 August 2011, 16:34
Anything that takes over 6 secs to 60 you might as well walk  :laugh:

19 is where it's at.  :smug:
Small engine crew represent  :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: dragongreengolfgti on 21 August 2011, 19:59
shall we start a thread about mazdas and everthing else non vag ?
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: leigh_harty on 21 August 2011, 20:29
shall we start a thread about mazdas and everthing else non vag ?

Yay that means i can join in... straight6 smooth power is where its at.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: dragongreengolfgti on 21 August 2011, 20:36
shall we start a thread about mazdas and everthing else non vag ?

Yay that means i can join in... straight6 smooth power is where its at.

take it you have a bmw then lol im looking at a few cars at the mo around the 6k mark not sure what to get winter coming up im looking at an evo 8 with a bloke i know so who knows whats going to happen i will always have a golf though  :smiley:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 22 August 2011, 12:21
shall we start a thread about mazdas and everthing else non vag ?

Yay that means i can join in... straight6 smooth power is where its at.

V6, straight 6's are for fannys
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Misky on 22 August 2011, 12:30
I'll bowl up in one of Nissans GTRs and have everyone everywhere.  :grin:

Now that IS a fast car. So nice to drive.  :drool:

shame you cant drive though, or should I say without crashing!  :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: JulesS3 on 22 August 2011, 12:32
They are getting cheap now, just a shame they are supercar money to run!
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 22 August 2011, 15:10
I'll bowl up in one of Nissans GTRs and have everyone everywhere.  :grin:

Now that IS a fast car. So nice to drive.  :drool:

shame you cant drive though, or should I say without crashing!  :grin:

One dig in a petrol station and a wall in 18 months driving isnt bad imo with the miles I do. Nd the fact I hit diesel.  :smiley:

Had to correct myself quite sharply and brown trousers when the rear wishbone bush decided to detach itself from the wishbone while hammering it round a roundabout.  :grin:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Jay on 22 August 2011, 21:15
I'll bowl up in one of Nissans GTRs and have everyone everywhere.  :grin:

Now that IS a fast car. So nice to drive.  :drool:

shame you cant drive though, or should I say without crashing!  :grin:

One dig in a petrol station and a wall in 18 months driving isnt bad imo with the miles I do. Nd the fact I hit diesel.  :smiley:

Had to correct myself quite sharply and brown trousers when the rear wishbone bush decided to detach itself from the wishbone while hammering it round a roundabout.  :grin:

I'm sure there are many more on here and else where in the world that have managed more than 18 months without incident and most importantly not being the person at fault if they have been in an RTA.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 23 August 2011, 16:57
I'll bowl up in one of Nissans GTRs and have everyone everywhere.  :grin:

Now that IS a fast car. So nice to drive.  :drool:

shame you cant drive though, or should I say without crashing!  :grin:

One dig in a petrol station and a wall in 18 months driving isnt bad imo with the miles I do. Nd the fact I hit diesel.  :smiley:

Had to correct myself quite sharply and brown trousers when the rear wishbone bush decided to detach itself from the wishbone while hammering it round a roundabout.  :grin:

I'm sure there are many more on here and else where in the world that have managed more than 18 months without incident and most importantly not being the person at fault if they have been in an RTA.

Go cry about Apple somewhere else.

Thx.
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Khare on 23 August 2011, 17:07
You really don't help yourself do you Josho  :grin: :grin:  :lipsrsealed:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Diamond Hell on 23 August 2011, 17:10
Go cry about Apple somewhere else.

Eh?  You really don't take any form of criticism well, do you.

That comment is basically 'your Mum....' but wrapped slightly differently.

Your driving record stinks (as mine did at your age).  You'd probably bin a Skyline before you got to the showing off point.  if you did get to showing off you'd bin it approximately just after saying 'watch this'.  Maybe think about posting less bluster and denial?

Please try and remember lots of us still consider you a minor, so try and post like an adult on here occasionally, instead of confirming our expectations in virtually every post?  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Bellend on 23 August 2011, 18:02
Go cry about Apple somewhere else.

Eh?  You really don't take any form of criticism well, do you.

That comment is basically 'your Mum....' but wrapped slightly differently.

Your driving record stinks (as mine did at your age).  You'd probably bin a Skyline before you got to the showing off point.  if you did get to showing off you'd bin it approximately just after saying 'watch this'.  Maybe think about posting less bluster and denial?

Please try and remember lots of us still consider you a minor, so try and post like an adult on here occasionally, instead of confirming our expectations in virtually every post?  :rolleyes:

You don't know my driving record.

FYI I've driven a few GTR's now.

I don't show off while driving other peoples cars or on the roads so I think you're quite wrong on that point. :)

Criticism I'm fine with, I just don't like some members constantly trying to give some high and mighty remarks and I really can't be bothered to come up with a decent reply.

That's all, have a nice day. :)
Title: Re: surprised at how well the fabia vrs goes
Post by: Sam on 23 August 2011, 18:10
Go cry about Apple somewhere else.

Eh?  You really don't take any form of criticism well, do you.

That comment is basically 'your Mum....' but wrapped slightly differently.

Your driving record stinks (as mine did at your age).  You'd probably bin a Skyline before you got to the showing off point.  if you did get to showing off you'd bin it approximately just after saying 'watch this'.  Maybe think about posting less bluster and denial?

Please try and remember lots of us still consider you a minor, so try and post like an adult on here occasionally, instead of confirming our expectations in virtually every post?  :rolleyes:

You don't know my driving record.

FYI I've driven a few GTR's now.

I don't show off while driving other peoples cars or on the roads so I think you're quite wrong on that point. :)

Criticism I'm fine with, I just don't like some members constantly trying to give some high and mighty remarks and I really can't be bothered to come up with a decent reply.

That's all, have a nice day. :)

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