You seem to be good with those things...and by things, I mean anything that can catch on fire...fowljesse wrote:...
(I was in the car, and yes there was fire).
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Is 104bhp good?
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MrMazda92 wrote:I find Honduh forums more helpful, typically more pleasant too.
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Re: Is 104bhp good?
I'm really good like that with computers, too! I used my friend's Mac running Linux to check my E-mail, and it crashed. He is a high level computer programmer, and it hadn't crashed in 5 years.'93 GS - P&P DE w/ ZE exh. cams/ pistns, KLG4 IM, 65mm TB, MSnS, Phenos, K&N RAI, UDP, Grnd wires, rear batt, filld MM, torq strt, TWM short shftr, Exedy, Lng tube hdrs 2.5" Side exhaust, H&R sprngs, Poly bushngs, strutbars, Alum. crss mmber&tiebar, 22mm swybar, solid links, Direzzas, leather int, Alpine 9805 stereo & alrm, keyless entry, 10 Boston Accoustics spkrs, Prjectrs, Blaster2, CF hood, FG hatch, Lexan
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See, that is easily explained: The weakpoint was the Macfowljesse wrote:
MrMazda92 wrote:I find Honduh forums more helpful, typically more pleasant too.
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What i'm trying to say is before I got my old mans car off him for over a year I had only driven buses and so I must have gotten into the practice of being of being slow and clearful. So I went out yesterday on a road I know is always empty on christmas, with the sole intention of breaking the habit. Whilst on my way back from Solihull a bumb little racer chick got up behind in a little 1.4 Vaxhual Corsa so close that if I had braked she would have been in me for sure. So I gunned the throtel and went for it (for safty sake, give some room behind me. Road speed + 10% +2 = 35 mph can't be to careful just incase there's coppers on the site.) all I saw was this little bi*ch behind me go into the distance in my mirror.
I was wrong about the MX3 they do perform it was the donkey behind the wheel Ee Or (donkey sound).
can't be to careful just incase there's coppers on the site.) all I saw was this little bi*ch behind me go into the distance in my mirror. I was wrong about the MX3 they do perform it was the donkey behind the wheel Ee Or (donkey sound).
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Well, if you have someone nearby with a 200+HP MX-3 that will let you drive it, you'll really know what we're talking about.
'93 GS - P&P DE w/ ZE exh. cams/ pistns, KLG4 IM, 65mm TB, MSnS, Phenos, K&N RAI, UDP, Grnd wires, rear batt, filld MM, torq strt, TWM short shftr, Exedy, Lng tube hdrs 2.5" Side exhaust, H&R sprngs, Poly bushngs, strutbars, Alum. crss mmber&tiebar, 22mm swybar, solid links, Direzzas, leather int, Alpine 9805 stereo & alrm, keyless entry, 10 Boston Accoustics spkrs, Prjectrs, Blaster2, CF hood, FG hatch, Lexan
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Hey... easy on the female driver B***** references.
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93 GS SE 5 spd manual (RASPBERRY) My Evening DD
93 GS SE 5 spd manual (RASPBERRY) Working On (pics soon)
93*4 GS SE's for parts ONLY*
Every day is a good day to be a girl.... hehehe
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Re: Is 104bhp good?
There are very few MX3 in Brum let alone one with 200+bhp. Doesnt it make a load of torque steer? 
Besides it's always woman that seem to drive up my a-- eather on the bus or in the car, it's like they have never heard of keeping a gap. One almost ran straight into my a-- the other day.
Besides it's always woman that seem to drive up my a-- eather on the bus or in the car, it's like they have never heard of keeping a gap. One almost ran straight into my a-- the other day.
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heck yes !JH1rvey wrote:There are very few MX3 in Brum let alone one with 200+bhp. Doesnt it make a load of torque steer?
my DE is probably only 145 whp and i get quite alot of torque steer... and most ZEs are a full second faster then me in the 1/4mi
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Yeah, if you don't upgrade your bushings. I have nylatron A arm bushings, and Polyeurethane everywhere else, and there's no torque steer. And withSRD, and filled motor mounts, there's no wheel hop.
'93 GS - P&P DE w/ ZE exh. cams/ pistns, KLG4 IM, 65mm TB, MSnS, Phenos, K&N RAI, UDP, Grnd wires, rear batt, filld MM, torq strt, TWM short shftr, Exedy, Lng tube hdrs 2.5" Side exhaust, H&R sprngs, Poly bushngs, strutbars, Alum. crss mmber&tiebar, 22mm swybar, solid links, Direzzas, leather int, Alpine 9805 stereo & alrm, keyless entry, 10 Boston Accoustics spkrs, Prjectrs, Blaster2, CF hood, FG hatch, Lexan
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I didn't understand that last one. What is an SRD I understand the rest of it.