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#31
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Originally Posted by Scooby300
mmmmmmm big money for some
must say the Vectra VXR looks very nice but for the money
A Scooby would win hands down
must say the Vectra VXR looks very nice but for the money
A Scooby would win hands down
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Originally Posted by AJA
Hi everyone I'm a nooby here. I drive a 200bhp & 306lbft 1.9 CDTi Vectra. i've pulled away from many cars with a little puff of smoke.
Let's face it though our Vecs are no match for your motors on the twisty or launching, but once we're moving, move over. LMAO
My mate has just had his 3.0V6 CDTi rolling roaded and got 220bhp & 310lbft.
Let's face it though our Vecs are no match for your motors on the twisty or launching, but once we're moving, move over. LMAO
My mate has just had his 3.0V6 CDTi rolling roaded and got 220bhp & 310lbft.
If I was your mate I would scrap the 3L and get the 1.9 it is bound to be cheaper on insurance, drink less and go exactly the same.
#33
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I read in EVO magazine about Opel developing the 2.2 Vectra Diesel. The test drivers said it was most ammusing on the AutoBahn baiting 911 drivers and then pulling away from them.
Plus, not really relevent but worth a mention (have said it before too) the new Audi Le Mans car is a TDI.
Plus, not really relevent but worth a mention (have said it before too) the new Audi Le Mans car is a TDI.
#36
Morning Guys,
Ive just been speaking to the driver/owner of the 3.0 Black Vectra as i has a feeling he was/is a customer of ours.
The map hes currently running is pushing 210bhp and 349lbft and certainly transforms what already is a great car.
Anyway im sure Jonny will be along at some point, as he tells me that he used to own an Imprezza and was a regular on here..
Anyway happy motoring and watch out for those Vectra's expecially around Notts as there are a couple of V6's kicking about, as well as an unmarked Police Vectra Estate
Andrew
www.dieseltuninguk.com
Ive just been speaking to the driver/owner of the 3.0 Black Vectra as i has a feeling he was/is a customer of ours.
The map hes currently running is pushing 210bhp and 349lbft and certainly transforms what already is a great car.
Anyway im sure Jonny will be along at some point, as he tells me that he used to own an Imprezza and was a regular on here..
Anyway happy motoring and watch out for those Vectra's expecially around Notts as there are a couple of V6's kicking about, as well as an unmarked Police Vectra Estate
Andrew
www.dieseltuninguk.com
#37
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Originally Posted by Stephb1986
diesels are quite fast really i had a old k reg renault extra van 1.9td and i raced a skyline and beat it lol and im a girl!! :P
Ermm.......are you sure the Skyline wasn't actually parked up at the time?
#38
Hey guys - I'm another newbie - well an imposter really
Hi AJA!!!!
I dont have a fast Vectra - in fact its rather slow - but if AJA isn't going to post the link, I will www.vectra-c.com
I've got immense respect for scoobies - they're awesome, but check us out and you may realise we're not all old, slow or reps!!
Cheers guys - lurvely site BTW
(I'm sure we could have a good forum to forum relationship going on here!)
Hi AJA!!!!
I dont have a fast Vectra - in fact its rather slow - but if AJA isn't going to post the link, I will www.vectra-c.com
I've got immense respect for scoobies - they're awesome, but check us out and you may realise we're not all old, slow or reps!!
Cheers guys - lurvely site BTW
(I'm sure we could have a good forum to forum relationship going on here!)
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The STi PPP and Vectra V6 CDTi both push out about approx 400Nm (approx298lbft for the old skoolerz) but the Vectras torque kicks in at 1900rpm as opposed to the STi @ 4000rpm. At motorway cruising speed the STi is only gonna be about 2500rpm to 3000rpm but the Vectra will be right in the sweet spot so without the STi dropping down a cog or two, the Vectra will win.
think that makes sense.
think that makes sense.
#41
Originally Posted by ewanrw
The STi PPP and Vectra V6 CDTi both push out about approx 400Nm (approx298lbft for the old skoolerz) but the Vectras torque kicks in at 1900rpm as opposed to the STi @ 4000rpm. At motorway cruising speed the STi is only gonna be about 2500rpm to 3000rpm but the Vectra will be right in the sweet spot so without the STi dropping down a cog or two, the Vectra will win.
think that makes sense.
think that makes sense.
I've had an Audi a4 1.9tdi that was chipped to 150 BHP and 260lbft and it was a quick car, But it drank diesel like a train, and yes you can pull away from most cars but they seem to catch up when you reach the top of the rev range and it went POP on the A14....SO...
I'll stick with my scooby for speed and going around corners.... and my focus tdi can just get me to work and back every day....
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Originally Posted by Daft Lad
Ermm.......are you sure the Skyline wasn't actually parked up at the time?
#44
Right time for the facts !!!!
I did not flash you
The little ***** did the usual, came up behind at a great speed with his dustbin sized fogs on full, at the 1st chance he had he shot into the inside trying to undertake – failed.
½ mile on and there was a big gap on the inside, so rather than pull over I stayed in the outside lane – tut tut
He came down the inside again an as he was level I floored it, being an Auto kickdown to the max.
Needless to say with 210+ bhp and lots of torque (not been on RR yet but running HARRY, you Vectra guys know what we are talking about ) the Scooby could not keep up.
Max speed reached – 100 max maybe less, my Origin B2 has a speed warning set at 90 mph and it was only a couple of seconds after that I slowed down.
Scooby was a couple of cars behind in traffic and I turned off the next junction home before he even got close again.
I think one of your mates sums it up "****" after all that is the only way to sum up your driving, before you say, yes I was in the wrong to stay in the outside lane the second time but if you had waited more than 2 seconds from when i passed the lorry before you started to undertake I would had pulled over.
All I can say is I a please you have the guts to post on here how slow your car is and what a crap driver you are.
BTW I am a ex Scooby driver anlong with may other high performance cars, I have gone down the Vectra root for the following
1. Cheap running costs - 30,000 mile service interval
2. Excellent MPG high 40's on a run and high 30's round town - current average 41mpg - my blobeye scooby wrx - 22mpg
3. low insurance
and on top of it all 3 litres of V6 power - running well over 210BHP and a lot more tourqe than a scooby
I have got a lot of time for most people and I am sure many mebers on this site will join me in saying what a pair of prats you are, racing along in clear daylight, fogs blazing, undertaking - is this the new bread of scooby owners????
I hope not, I met some great guys during my ownership, did some great things like the Derby City Hospital Christamas run.
next time you try and undertake just think, what happens if I changed lane as you flew down the inside?
I did not flash you
The little ***** did the usual, came up behind at a great speed with his dustbin sized fogs on full, at the 1st chance he had he shot into the inside trying to undertake – failed.
½ mile on and there was a big gap on the inside, so rather than pull over I stayed in the outside lane – tut tut
He came down the inside again an as he was level I floored it, being an Auto kickdown to the max.
Needless to say with 210+ bhp and lots of torque (not been on RR yet but running HARRY, you Vectra guys know what we are talking about ) the Scooby could not keep up.
Max speed reached – 100 max maybe less, my Origin B2 has a speed warning set at 90 mph and it was only a couple of seconds after that I slowed down.
Scooby was a couple of cars behind in traffic and I turned off the next junction home before he even got close again.
I think one of your mates sums it up "****" after all that is the only way to sum up your driving, before you say, yes I was in the wrong to stay in the outside lane the second time but if you had waited more than 2 seconds from when i passed the lorry before you started to undertake I would had pulled over.
All I can say is I a please you have the guts to post on here how slow your car is and what a crap driver you are.
BTW I am a ex Scooby driver anlong with may other high performance cars, I have gone down the Vectra root for the following
1. Cheap running costs - 30,000 mile service interval
2. Excellent MPG high 40's on a run and high 30's round town - current average 41mpg - my blobeye scooby wrx - 22mpg
3. low insurance
and on top of it all 3 litres of V6 power - running well over 210BHP and a lot more tourqe than a scooby
I have got a lot of time for most people and I am sure many mebers on this site will join me in saying what a pair of prats you are, racing along in clear daylight, fogs blazing, undertaking - is this the new bread of scooby owners????
I hope not, I met some great guys during my ownership, did some great things like the Derby City Hospital Christamas run.
next time you try and undertake just think, what happens if I changed lane as you flew down the inside?
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Originally Posted by MrReee
I reckon that - with a KnockLink, a re-map and a sump of £35+ oil - you would have nailed him easy!
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