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19 December 2008, 10:32 AM
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note to driver : please don't race anyone and put it on you tube someone may think all scoobys are like that
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20 December 2008, 07:39 PM
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You can't accept that a much lighter car with much less mechanical torque resistance can outperform a heavier car with only slightly more performance. The AWD only helps you off the line, once rolling it is actually a hinderance until cornering or traction requires grip again. I'll never forget my mates face when he was alongside me on the motorway and my little diesel Skoda pulled away from him from 50, right up to 110 where he started to slowly claw it back 
£500 spent under the bonnet on mine gets me a verified (Racelogic Driftbox (GPS datalogger)) 6s 30-70 time 
Yet I can get 60+mpg. A half-decent Scooby driver would rape me on a challenging country lane and especially off the line, but I've proven many times that there are a great many Scooby owners who are shy of that ability level, and they have to eat my soot
22 December 2008, 11:09 AM
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You can't accept that a much lighter car with much less mechanical torque resistance can outperform a heavier car with only slightly more performance. The AWD only helps you off the line, once rolling it is actually a hinderance until cornering or traction requires grip again. I'll never forget my mates face when he was alongside me on the motorway and my little diesel Skoda pulled away from him from 50, right up to 110 where he started to slowly claw it back £500 spent under the bonnet on mine gets me a verified (Racelogic Driftbox (GPS datalogger)) 6s 30-70 time Yet I can get 60+mpg. A half-decent Scooby driver would rape me on a challenging country lane and especially off the line, but I've proven many times that there are a great many Scooby owners who are shy of that ability level, and they have to eat my soot
22 December 2008, 01:37 PM
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but even when i first imported her it she was running 280bhp so forget there are scoobys with a lot less power NO clio (unless HEAVY modd'd) could keep up
22 December 2008, 02:00 PM
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Obviously mod the Impreza and it's game over, but either way, it's good going for a 2.0 NA car, but I agree that 350bhp would be a step too far for 'most' Clio's! lol
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