Cossie vs scoob?
21 October 2003, 03:43 PM
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If your talking qtr mile I recon the Cossie would win, the main reason being that piston no 3 on the Scoob will give way after 300 yards.
21 October 2003, 03:48 PM
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as a cossie owner in the past, i understand why you like them.
the engine is good,its the sierra thats bolted on to it thats the problem!
don't think i could go back to one to be honest, the scoob is streets ahead in my opinion
the engine is good,its the sierra thats bolted on to it thats the problem!
don't think i could go back to one to be honest, the scoob is streets ahead in my opinion
21 October 2003, 04:13 PM
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Oh - no probs - must be a different one.
personally unless I win the lottery, I will never have another cossie.
I love the 3 dr shape (regretting selling the one I had) and ater 3 safs - realise now its a bit dated looking.
the engines are great - but the maintenance is getting a joke, unless you have big bucks to thow at them.
for the money - you can't get the same performance anywhere else, but I'd rather have a little less power and more comfort and reliability, plus anonimity from scum car thieves.
hence now have High output saab turbo
personally unless I win the lottery, I will never have another cossie.
I love the 3 dr shape (regretting selling the one I had) and ater 3 safs - realise now its a bit dated looking.
the engines are great - but the maintenance is getting a joke, unless you have big bucks to thow at them.
for the money - you can't get the same performance anywhere else, but I'd rather have a little less power and more comfort and reliability, plus anonimity from scum car thieves.
hence now have High output saab turbo
21 October 2003, 04:40 PM
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Thats what i love about them the performance you get for not a lot of money. Also i still really like the look of them you soon move over when you see one tearing up behind you.
21 October 2003, 04:45 PM
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hmmmm......i am defo gonna have to wheel out the 2.8i 4x4 turbo technics estate beast that my father has retired.
has quaife straight cut box (whines so much you can hear it for miles
)- mental ratios - 50mph 1st gear - 85-90mph 2nd gear (idicated speedo)
high, high amusement stealth machine - runs on the 7 spoke 14" rims too!
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has quaife straight cut box (whines so much you can hear it for miles
)- mental ratios - 50mph 1st gear - 85-90mph 2nd gear (idicated speedo)high, high amusement stealth machine - runs on the 7 spoke 14" rims too!
Weava
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