Ozzy, yeah I was. Was that you then?

Neil, well said.... I remember a complete new thread starting on the rules for cornering!

 

LMFAO

 

Not me - it was my mate Glenn

 

Ahhh, I did think it was a bit out of your way!

 

It was good to put some name to faces and scoobynet names, now I know who some of you are I might post some more. Definately put me down for the next one, as long as I don't bet lost again!!

 

Neil, Scott:

I've just found out that Avon ZZ1's (for that's what's on the Scoob) are sh!te! That'll explain the easy lift off oversteer! Oh well, not complaining - it's a giggle!

 

Nice to meet you Paul see you at the next - and yeah, get that post count up D

Iain - give that car back now I kid you not, those tyres are nothing sort of life endangerers on a scoob, I have 1st hand experience - do not push it too hard or they will bite your as$ in a bad way. Seriously mate, be very VERY careful they are the worst tyres I've ever come across, and tell your colleague to never EVER have them put on again Its also stopping his enjoyment of the car as it can do sooooo much more with tyres that have at least some grip.....

 

V5, I had trouble putting 130hp down through avons before in my escort, I think thats why they are cheap!!

 

Scott,

Yes, that would have been me. You were very good. You kept to the 40 mph posted limit all the way until it went national speed limit. And then you booted it off that roundabout Gotta hand it to you - my poor little scooby was trying its hardest to keep up with you but it was a losing battle...

 

Dang! Best I don't hoon around then!



Or at least do so slowly??

 

Or I'll have trouble cornering!!

Look no edit!

 

Well done Iain, give yourself a pat on the back!

Glenn, that stretch of road up past the BP is a favourite of mine (as it is for a few others on here as well! ) . I tend to stick to the limits in 30s, 40s, etc.... as my car is just asking for attention. However, give me a national speed limit and I'm off!

Nice to have met you anyway, and hopefully we'll see you at the next meet.

 

Yes, I'll probably be back for the next meet. Hopefully it will be a bit drier then.

 

Damn Straight!

 

 

ScoobyJawa,

You should like the wet. It's great for doing powerslides out of T-junctions. I do kind of miss that sometimes now. I think I'd be happier with a scooby with an adjustable centre diff. Better get saving for the Spec C then...

 

Nice to see you all again. Managed to have the Clio bouncing off the rev limiter in 1st and 2nd up the road !!! Still, gotta get some use out of it before it goes back in next Monday...

Dave

 

Glenn, aye - the problem is it powerslides too when you just put your foot down a bit in a straight line!