some car vs another car
20 November 2002, 11:55 AM
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My dad's bigger than yours and he's a policeman who will come and arrest you and put you in prison and stuff.
(he's not a copper really just in case anyone accuses him of being a c*nt)
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(he's not a copper really just in case anyone accuses him of being a c*nt)
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20 November 2002, 06:53 PM
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Some car would win throught the twisties, but another car would be better in the wet. And you could chip it to give much more power than either.
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21 November 2002, 04:07 PM
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But I thought Another driver was actually some drivers co-driver, in someones car? bearing in mind the other car actually has a 10000 NOS bottle and supercharging on it too 
21 November 2002, 07:34 PM
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I had some car a couple of years ago but now have another car.
Never looked back
My wife also had some car and recently changed to another car but hers doesn't seem quite as good as mine...which is strange.
C'mon Little Miss WRX, get yer finger out
Never looked back
My wife also had some car and recently changed to another car but hers doesn't seem quite as good as mine...which is strange.
C'mon Little Miss WRX, get yer finger out
21 November 2002, 08:42 PM
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Nobody's looking at this one subjectively, clearly you cannot compare some car vs another car without taking into account some other factors. You would have to consider that some driver in some car may be better than another driver in the other car. It's pretty clear to me!
21 November 2002, 09:20 PM
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Another factor would have to be that some driver in some car may not be able to handle the power so would have to swap for another car.
Can't see the same happening when another driver trades in for some car though.
I dunno, personally I wouldn't choose either car, I'd rather go for the other car myself.
Can't see the same happening when another driver trades in for some car though.
I dunno, personally I wouldn't choose either car, I'd rather go for the other car myself.
21 November 2002, 10:44 PM
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Neither.
Or both?
I'd go for the one driven by me, not by the same any old driver. Well known fact that "my car is quicker than yours" - whether it's some car or another doesn't matter. Ask anyone and they'll tell you that.
Or both?
I'd go for the one driven by me, not by the same any old driver. Well known fact that "my car is quicker than yours" - whether it's some car or another doesn't matter. Ask anyone and they'll tell you that.
22 November 2002, 07:58 PM
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It's quite simple to sort this out objectively. I've got reviews of some car and another car pasted out of two different magazines at different times. We can accurately factor out the bias caused by measurements taken by some journalist and another journalist at different tracks at different times. (Although it was rumoured that the other press car was slightly 'non-standard'.)
My money's on both of them being better in 'real-world' driving.
My money's on both of them being better in 'real-world' driving.
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