wanna swap your scoobysport BB for a prodrive PPP BB?
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just wondering if anyone out there was willing?
this should be in the private section really, but I've typed it all!!
[edit] mines done 12000 miles, I would hope that the swapped bb would have a similar milage
[This message has been edited by Fosters (edited 30 March 2001).]
this should be in the private section really, but I've typed it all!!
[edit] mines done 12000 miles, I would hope that the swapped bb would have a similar milage
[This message has been edited by Fosters (edited 30 March 2001).]
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Hello,
I think Dave means that the SS backbox is less restrictive than a P1 backbox.
You might have more luck selling it, should be easy due to its warranty friendly nature, and putting the money towards another BB.
Sam
I think Dave means that the SS backbox is less restrictive than a P1 backbox.
You might have more luck selling it, should be easy due to its warranty friendly nature, and putting the money towards another BB.
Sam
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by samuel2:
<B>Hello,
I think Dave means that the SS backbox is less restrictive than a P1 backbox.
Sam [/quote]
Correctamundo!!
<B>Hello,
I think Dave means that the SS backbox is less restrictive than a P1 backbox.
Sam [/quote]
Correctamundo!!
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Having gone from a PPP backbox to a Scoobysport BB - There is no real performance difference, but plenty of audible difference - which makes it feel faster
Worth doing, but be warned it is a fair bit louder
Worth doing, but be warned it is a fair bit louder
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Uhmm, nice to hear that GaryC.
My idea was (inspired by 1 bottle of red wine) that people with a full scooby sport system who were tiring of the noise level might want a compromise with a ppp backbox.
Never mind
My idea was (inspired by 1 bottle of red wine) that people with a full scooby sport system who were tiring of the noise level might want a compromise with a ppp backbox.
Never mind
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Fosters:
<B>My idea was (inspired by 1 bottle of red wine) that people with a full scooby sport system who were tiring of the noise level might want a compromise with a ppp backbox.
Never mind [/quote]
That's OK - that's exactly why I went for the PPP BB instead of the SS. It's just too loud for my liking - it's very nice when you're hacking about but it starts to get on your nerves on the motorway after a while....
Matt
<B>My idea was (inspired by 1 bottle of red wine) that people with a full scooby sport system who were tiring of the noise level might want a compromise with a ppp backbox.
Never mind [/quote]
That's OK - that's exactly why I went for the PPP BB instead of the SS. It's just too loud for my liking - it's very nice when you're hacking about but it starts to get on your nerves on the motorway after a while....
Matt
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ric's (posted above) offered to buy my BB for 140 and if he still wants it, it's on condition I find a scoobysport one (I've made ian/555 an offer on his). alistair, I'll let you know what happens with Ric.
I should've explained all this beforehand I s'pose, but I assumed people would know the pros and cons of popular BBs and realise why I posted in the first place.
I should've explained all this beforehand I s'pose, but I assumed people would know the pros and cons of popular BBs and realise why I posted in the first place.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by mutant_matt:
<B> That's OK - that's exactly why I went for the PPP BB instead of the SS. It's just too loud for my liking - it's very nice when you're hacking about but it starts to get on your nerves on the motorway after a while....
Matt [/quote]
Matt
Recently completed 1357 mile ski trip to Switzerland - no probs with full SS system noise (took Carolyn's car - didn't want to put the miles on mine )
She says hers is too quiet.....
<B> That's OK - that's exactly why I went for the PPP BB instead of the SS. It's just too loud for my liking - it's very nice when you're hacking about but it starts to get on your nerves on the motorway after a while....
Matt [/quote]
Matt
Recently completed 1357 mile ski trip to Switzerland - no probs with full SS system noise (took Carolyn's car - didn't want to put the miles on mine )
She says hers is too quiet.....
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Dave T-S:
<B>Recently completed 1357 mile ski trip to Switzerland - no probs with full SS system noise[/quote]
Dave,
Well it is subjective....
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>
<B>She says hers is too quiet.....[/quote]
Is she by any chance a grown up "Rock Chick" who's been to one too many gigs and can now barely hear anything any more?????
Matt
<B>Recently completed 1357 mile ski trip to Switzerland - no probs with full SS system noise[/quote]
Dave,
Well it is subjective....
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>
<B>She says hers is too quiet.....[/quote]
Is she by any chance a grown up "Rock Chick" who's been to one too many gigs and can now barely hear anything any more?????
Matt
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