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Cybermonkey

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4th May 04 at 23:13

INF28 Driving a Minibus/breadvan This fact sheet explains the licensing position of drivers of minibuses/bradvans not used for hire or reward. It also explains the position for holders of Minibus/breadvans and Community Bus Permits.
http://www.dvla.gov.uk/forms/pdf/INF28_020702.pdf

Colin

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4th May 04 at 23:16

dinosaur

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4th May 04 at 23:16

I dont get it.

Colin

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4th May 04 at 23:18

neither do I

- Breadvan

Cybermonkey

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4th May 04 at 23:23

CIVIC TYPE-R

BREAD VAN

MarkM

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4th May 04 at 23:25

Would have a Type R over ANY corsa!

Snyx

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4th May 04 at 23:26

Thats some pretty shoddy looking mods on that Type-R :-|

[Edited on 04-05-2004 by Snyx]

Colin

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4th May 04 at 23:26

quote:
Originally posted by sport16v
Would have a Type R over ANY corsa!

Ditto, I just think breadvan's funny

sxi boy

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4th May 04 at 23:26

quote:
Originally posted by sport16v
Would have a Type R over ANY corsa!

yup

i would have a CTR over most other hot hatches

MarkM

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4th May 04 at 23:29

Therefore the petty comments can do one!!!

[Edited on 04-05-2004 by sport16v]

[Edited on 04-05-2004 by sport16v]

Nismo

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4th May 04 at 23:30

quote:
Originally posted by sxi boy

quote:
Originally posted by sport16v
Would have a Type R over ANY corsa!

yup

i would have a CTR over most other hot hatches

yup i second this also

dinosaur

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4th May 04 at 23:38

I'd have a Type R over any Corsa yeah, just because you can build a fast Corsa doesnt mean it aint still a fuckin Corsa !

Civic is a bit slab sided, but its the trend, look at the C3 looks like a little Previa.

sxi boy

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4th May 04 at 23:40

CTR + v-tec controller to bring the v-tec in earlier =

dont care what ppl say, theyre fookin ace cars

Joff

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4th May 04 at 23:44

I prefer the S-Type.

Same shit looks but without the price.

sxi boy

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4th May 04 at 23:46

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
I prefer the S-Type.

Same shit looks but without the price.

and without about 37bhp

Dav

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4th May 04 at 23:47

quote:
Originally posted by Snyx
Thats some pretty shoddy looking mods on that Type-R :-|

[Edited on 04-05-2004 by Snyx]

I dunno like, I reckon it'll catch on

dinosaur

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4th May 04 at 23:47

Mate fitted a VTEC controller to his Integra said it was shite,

On the dyno, there was no improvements in bhp at any of the lower rpms. Road driving was the same, no improvement .The secondary intake runners don't open until 4800-5000 anyways. In a turbo or supercharged set up, lowering the VTEC might help, but then you have appreciable gains in torque at low rp anyway.

Cybermonkey

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5th May 04 at 00:27

quote:
Originally posted by sport16v
Therefore the petty comments can do one!!!

[Edited on 04-05-2004 by sport16v]

[Edited on 04-05-2004 by sport16v]

can do one what?

sxi boy

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5th May 04 at 00:28

quote:
Originally posted by dinosaur
Mate fitted a VTEC controller to his Integra said it was shite,

On the dyno, there was no improvements in bhp at any of the lower rpms. Road driving was the same, no improvement .The secondary intake runners don't open until 4800-5000 anyways. In a turbo or supercharged set up, lowering the VTEC might help, but then you have appreciable gains in torque at low rp anyway.

got a m8 with an ITR with v-tec controller, absolutely swears by it

l33t corsa

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5th May 04 at 07:30

quote:
Originally posted by dinosaur
Mate fitted a VTEC controller to his Integra said it was shite,

On the dyno, there was no improvements in bhp at any of the lower rpms. Road driving was the same, no improvement .The secondary intake runners don't open until 4800-5000 anyways. In a turbo or supercharged set up, lowering the VTEC might help, but then you have appreciable gains in torque at low rp anyway.

VTEC controllers do work... fueling and ignition needs to be altered to suit. Just changing the engagement point on it's own is a waste of time.

Robbo

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5th May 04 at 07:44

La la la another gay post about Civic's