SirFozzalot

Any advice?



[Edited by SirFozzalot - 8/18/2003 2:34:14 PM]

BlueSimon

Hi,

If its a new car, take note that demo unit will not squeak, creak or rattle. But you will gain these 'features' on actually purchasing one.

Also make sure you have a good laugh at the sound system.

Also#2, if the demo 'person' makes you feel inadiquate with such comments as 'Your not used to such a powerfull car, so be gental and dont go very fast else you'll crash' respond to this with a full bore launch, this tends to make them shut up.

Simon

talizman

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What in Sirfozzalot?

SirFozzalot

oh yeah sorry....Tw@t!!! (me not you!)

A new STi8

[Edited by SirFozzalot - 8/18/2003 5:18:35 PM]

Neil Smalley

Don't push it too hard, get a feel for the car as the front diff will make the car handle very differently(Very good when you get used to it).

Get your entry speed right into bends Don't lift off round corners.

Also if it's a demo car it will feel quite tight and 'slow' they take about 8-10K miles to loosen up.

Enjoy it and let us know how you get on

Brewstaa

you have to bounce it off the rev-limiter at least once its tradition!