Just been driving a modified RR Sport - Feck me!
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Just been driving a modified RR Sport - **** me!
Friend has one of these.
Strut bodykit
Khan stage3 4.2 modified - 465BHP supercharged
Not sure on the suspension but uprated to suit the extra power
22" alloys
In black - it looks a beast just standing still, Just incredible in something that large. I have driven cars with plenty more BHP but not that big size wise. It handled very well for its size although i did not push it too hard as the roads are wet and it is not my car. Great pant-wetting sound as well
His wife has an SL55AMG - were popping round on Sunday!
Looks just like this although the wheels are silver
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Khan stage3 4.2 modified - 465BHP supercharged
Not sure on the suspension but uprated to suit the extra power
22" alloys
In black - it looks a beast just standing still, Just incredible in something that large. I have driven cars with plenty more BHP but not that big size wise. It handled very well for its size although i did not push it too hard as the roads are wet and it is not my car. Great pant-wetting sound as well
His wife has an SL55AMG - were popping round on Sunday!
Looks just like this although the wheels are silver
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I am not trying to be coy but the music guy is really quite well known and likes his privacy, as does my friend. I was just quite hyper having driven this car - my daily driver is a honda accord (160bhp so not exactly setting the world alight) these days
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Doing well then but there is never any need for 22" alloys!
My dad knows the owner of a big record label (since childhood) - he had a sealed, climate controlled garage with a few tasty cars stored inside. Including a lush Porker 356.
Nice business to be in for some!
My dad knows the owner of a big record label (since childhood) - he had a sealed, climate controlled garage with a few tasty cars stored inside. Including a lush Porker 356.
Nice business to be in for some!
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I have been lucky to have driven this lot
Bentley conti GT
Ferrari Enzo - Just outstanding!
Porsche Carrera V10
All on a private track
plus a selection of Ferrari 430's paddle and stick and assorted Astons + Porsche 996 Turbo, BMW Z4 Alpina and ex BMW M3 touring car 1989 BITC winning car. There are other but these stick in my memory
Had a client who was a performance Car retailer
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420bhp for me.
That RRS looks awfull IMHO. I like the standard RRS far better.
Have seen a Full on Kahn version. Massive wheel arches, even bigger wheels. Looked ****.
Give me a standard RRS TDV8 in Black, with slightly larger (but not 22") Cosworth Alloys, and that would do me.
That RRS looks awfull IMHO. I like the standard RRS far better.
Have seen a Full on Kahn version. Massive wheel arches, even bigger wheels. Looked ****.
Give me a standard RRS TDV8 in Black, with slightly larger (but not 22") Cosworth Alloys, and that would do me.
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