Sierra Sapphire Cosworths
#1
Unfortunately I have to sell my erst s2 due to bady but have thought about replacing it with a sapphire cosworth.
Just one question for you who are in the know as i am unsure
Do they have power steering? (Girlfriend can't drive with out it and it could swing the vote my way)
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I used the ones i've owned every day and they are fine as long as you look after them as any car.
Comfortable, nice easy steering for the misses, quite pokey, ground clearence for exhaust is a bit low(you'll be used to this with the rs turbo though??)
Wish I had one right now compared to the scoob woes
[Edited by jameswrx - 5/21/2003 8:34:55 PM]
Comfortable, nice easy steering for the misses, quite pokey, ground clearence for exhaust is a bit low(you'll be used to this with the rs turbo though??)
Wish I had one right now compared to the scoob woes
[Edited by jameswrx - 5/21/2003 8:34:55 PM]
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#8
I loved mine. Used it everyday and was such fun to drive in the RWD variety. You got a feeling of power when the turbo comes in unlike the scoobs smooth power delievery.
If someone would host some pics for me id get some pics up.
If someone would host some pics for me id get some pics up.
#11
taking mine to Swillington auto for a service/tune - next week.
great cars - when they run right.
get 4x4 tho' especially if you have a baby in it, or wifes going to drive it.
RWD maybe more fun on a track - but no fun when you lose back end on a wet busy road - with the family in.
great cars - when they run right.
get 4x4 tho' especially if you have a baby in it, or wifes going to drive it.
RWD maybe more fun on a track - but no fun when you lose back end on a wet busy road - with the family in.
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Still wish i had kept mine, i had a 2wd sapphire, stage 3.
I got rid cos i didn't want the wife to be driving it.
If it were a 4x4 i'd have kept it, so, bought a scoob !
But cossies are just ace ! love em !
I got rid cos i didn't want the wife to be driving it.
If it were a 4x4 i'd have kept it, so, bought a scoob !
But cossies are just ace ! love em !
#13
Agree with everything already said, ****in' ace cars.
Had mine for 3 months now and still ain't stopped smiling.
Definatley 2wd for me tho, 4x4 is such a waste of power.
That said, I don't have wife/kids etc and car stay in the garage in the rain!!
Had mine for 3 months now and still ain't stopped smiling.
Definatley 2wd for me tho, 4x4 is such a waste of power.
That said, I don't have wife/kids etc and car stay in the garage in the rain!!
#15
j-p-h
only been out with him when steves been test driving my cars - hence I gather he takes it easy.
still fast tho' - he went faster in my 3dr than I dared go.
I'm hoping to get him to stage 3 my latest (saf 4x4) later this year - funds permitting.
all mine have been stage 1 so
I do miss the 2wd extra power, but only in the dry tho'.
the 3dr are lethal in the wet.
only been out with him when steves been test driving my cars - hence I gather he takes it easy.
still fast tho' - he went faster in my 3dr than I dared go.
I'm hoping to get him to stage 3 my latest (saf 4x4) later this year - funds permitting.
all mine have been stage 1 so
I do miss the 2wd extra power, but only in the dry tho'.
the 3dr are lethal in the wet.
#16
Dac
Ive only been out in my old car with him and that was enough for me truly does no how to drive. Also my m8 had his 4x4 up there and on the test run over that sweeping uphill bend he got it sideways at 100ish appartnley lol.
He did no the lad well though and he said he could do it.
Ive only been out in my old car with him and that was enough for me truly does no how to drive. Also my m8 had his 4x4 up there and on the test run over that sweeping uphill bend he got it sideways at 100ish appartnley lol.
He did no the lad well though and he said he could do it.
#18
I've had my 2WD for over 6 months now and love it. It replaced my FRST, I was sick of FWD boredam and wanted to get back into summin RWD. Power steering is not as light as a normal family car which is a good thing.
#19
show us your modded sapphire's if you can
the missus is coming round to the idea so heres hoping that as soon as the erst s2 has gone the cossie will fill the empty space in the garage
neone intrested in a cheap erst s2 please email me
the missus is coming round to the idea so heres hoping that as soon as the erst s2 has gone the cossie will fill the empty space in the garage
neone intrested in a cheap erst s2 please email me
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Sorry bout the quality, just taken a digital pic of the normal photograph, lol. Haven't developed the ones of my 4wd yet, only been 3 years+ since I sold it
This was at the mcdonalds near silverstone on an RSOC day, 1999 I think.
one at work
[Edited by jameswrx - 5/22/2003 8:47:53 PM]
[Edited by jameswrx - 5/22/2003 8:48:35 PM]
This was at the mcdonalds near silverstone on an RSOC day, 1999 I think.
one at work
[Edited by jameswrx - 5/22/2003 8:47:53 PM]
[Edited by jameswrx - 5/22/2003 8:48:35 PM]
#25
I love them, i think they cost a bit to run though and mine seems to like drinking Optimax.
Mine looks more like a cossie/scooby/evo half breed
http://www.b0ll0x.net/thecars/paul/carpics.htm
Paul
Mine looks more like a cossie/scooby/evo half breed
http://www.b0ll0x.net/thecars/paul/carpics.htm
Paul
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