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Ojc

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17th Jun 09 at 12:03

quote:
Originally posted by Stavs
I drove two dblias tunned 1.8's, both impressed me alot. It was a case of inlet manifold, cam's and full manifold back exhaust. Ok it costs a few pennies but was worth it, OJC will agree about 1 of them from reading which passed his corsa vxr quite easily

[Edited on 17-06-2009 by Stavs]

Fuck me it was quick, but it didn't pass me. Cars were as equal as equal can be.

John

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17th Jun 09 at 12:09

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Originally posted by john-d
i get owned by my mates all the time, straights

If you are being owned by a clio on the straights you need to get a faster car.

taylorboosh

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17th Jun 09 at 15:08

quote:
Originally posted by John

quote:
Originally posted by john-d
i get owned by my mates all the time, straights

If you are being owned by a clio on the straights you need to get a faster car.

or a remap lol

SAL

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17th Jun 09 at 15:42

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc

quote:
Originally posted by Stavs
I drove two dblias tunned 1.8's, both impressed me alot. It was a case of inlet manifold, cam's and full manifold back exhaust. Ok it costs a few pennies but was worth it, OJC will agree about 1 of them from reading which passed his corsa vxr quite easily

[Edited on 17-06-2009 by Stavs]

Fuck me it was quick, but it didn't pass me. Cars were as equal as equal can be.

rly, can i have a kiss later

Mark.W

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17th Jun 09 at 18:32

I agree the clio sports do look very smart but its the fact they are french and made of bean tins

Mark.W

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17th Jun 09 at 18:38

This one?

http://www.meadowfieldmotors.co.uk/GetDealer.do?did=9318&pageid=1

taylorboosh

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17th Jun 09 at 18:46

thats very nice id far rather own that than a corsa sri mate, you say they are cheap but they really arent far from vauxhall on build quality, and they drive mint, ill come with you to test drive it

John

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17th Jun 09 at 18:53

A Corsa C is put together at least 7 million times better than a clio.

taylorboosh

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17th Jun 09 at 18:55

ive had a corsa c, it was nothing special at all, it rattled and was made of cheap plastic too

John

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17th Jun 09 at 18:56

I've had both.

mattk

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17th Jun 09 at 18:57

Get a Fab VRS, propper mans car

taylorboosh

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17th Jun 09 at 18:58

good for you mate, i havent owned a clio but from the 1s ive been in they arent bad. if youv owned both which would you buy................clio sport or corsa sri?

John

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17th Jun 09 at 18:59

I'd buy the Fabia suggested by Matt

taylorboosh

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17th Jun 09 at 19:01

no experience of fabias lol so cant comment. i liked my c dont get me wrong, but it didnt handle nor was it comfortable or fast.

Mark.W

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17th Jun 09 at 19:14

Clio sport is an insurance group 16

bubble

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17th Jun 09 at 19:14

1.8 cs are fair nippy, if budget allows, get a 1.7 cdti though.build quality is expected of a sub 10k car from spanking new.

clios have a weird power delivery, interiors are horrid and trims fall off. clutch is weird as fuck as well. look nice on outside though.

honda is alright, but everyone will think your name is kendo and you arrived here on a banana boat with land of the rising sun tattood on your back.

end of the day kid, its your decision though, so get what YOU want too get.

Corsa_Sport21

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17th Jun 09 at 19:17

quote:
Originally posted by DizzyRebel
Could just drop a 2.2 vtec in there with 225bhp and pop a cap in your clios ass then. Plus the VTi's turbo very easily too with minimal outlay. My mates in the process of building one that wont owe him more than £3000 in mods when done and will have about 350bhp.

I think all the 2.0 hatches are as fast as eachother really, the VTi will stick with a CTR to about 100mph but after that just drop off whereas the CTR will pull to about 145.

The difference is the hondas handle slightly better and dont break even after hundreds of thousands of miles of 8000rpm abuse.

Pish,a Civic Vti will not keep with a CTR.No chance.

Mark.W

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18th Jun 09 at 17:25

Any other hot hatches worth considering?

Mark.W

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18th Jun 09 at 18:14

whats this worth?

http://search.autotrader.co.uk/es-uk/www/cars/VAUXHALL+CORSA/Ne-2-4-5-6-7-8-27-44-49-53-61-64-67-103-133-146-236,N-240-4294966945-4294966947/advert.action?R=200924335818751&distance=8&postcode=dh9+6tq&channel=CARS&make=VAUXHALL&model=CORSA&min_pr=&max_pr=&max_mileage=&vehicleYearOfManufacture=2003&vehicleRegLetter=53

deano87

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18th Jun 09 at 18:21

A little overprice imho - especially as had probably been ragged to within an inch of its life.

Nick-S

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18th Jun 09 at 18:24

quote:

Not to mention this version of the Corsa is very rare

Errrr.... ok then

Mark.W

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18th Jun 09 at 18:53

Avoid then?

low milage tho with 23.800 miles ?

DJMartin07

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18th Jun 09 at 18:56

I drive a 1.2 SXi C atm, lovely car, that is quicker than my old 1.2 8v B, I really want a 1.8 SRi C. Yeah the Clio's are nice and quick, but hell they don't last on fuel and also there French, so will just fall apart has you go up the road, French quality is shite. My Uncle owned a Clio Sport for 4 weeks, and it went in the garage 3 times cos of parts just not working, plus I find the ride in the Clio very uncomfortable, and I think I learnt a lesson on stiff suspension from my old 1.2 8v.

So i'd rather own the SRi imho.

taylorboosh

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18th Jun 09 at 19:04

my saxo was the most reliable car ive ever had so dont go saying all french cars are ureliable. whooly you are like 23 or something arent you surely you can insure group 16

Mark.W

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18th Jun 09 at 19:04

Yeah i dont think i will be lowering my next straight away i want a bit of comfort for a while

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