5th Gear and VBH - She has to go
22 October 2005, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by recopish
VICKY. B. H.
OH NO I WOULD NOT.
GOOD FOR A TRIP IN THE SCOOBY, PARK UP, WALK HER INTO A WOODED AREA, THEN GIVE HER WOT, - WHOLE OPEN TOGGER
UP HER A HOLE, as she says harder, then proceed to with Draw YOUR PINNIS AND *** on hand! As she turns to say, whats up, THEN PROCEDE TOP FLICK YOUR MAN FAT INTO HER FACE,,
AND TO FINISH OF THROW A TWEENTY , AND GIVE HER A LOCAL CAB NUMBER.
SHE AINT GETTING INTO NO SCOOB OF MINE LOOKING LIKE THAT!!!
You say wouldn't 2nd line down, 2 more lines and you would?, and who in their right mind would pull out and shoot their load in their own hand!?!?!?!?!?!
VICKY. B. H.
OH NO I WOULD NOT.
GOOD FOR A TRIP IN THE SCOOBY, PARK UP, WALK HER INTO A WOODED AREA, THEN GIVE HER WOT, - WHOLE OPEN TOGGER
UP HER A HOLE, as she says harder, then proceed to with Draw YOUR PINNIS AND *** on hand! As she turns to say, whats up, THEN PROCEDE TOP FLICK YOUR MAN FAT INTO HER FACE,,
AND TO FINISH OF THROW A TWEENTY , AND GIVE HER A LOCAL CAB NUMBER.
SHE AINT GETTING INTO NO SCOOB OF MINE LOOKING LIKE THAT!!!
You say wouldn't 2nd line down, 2 more lines and you would?, and who in their right mind would pull out and shoot their load in their own hand!?!?!?!?!?!
22 October 2005, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Alan C
Now that's just gained her a couple of points... 
Sits back while everyone goes and does searches for MPEGs of her on P2P
23 October 2005, 12:50 PM
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New Scooby 04,
Interesting what you say about the M series brakes. I have an M3 Evo which is fitted as standard with the M5 brakes so they do have to cope with a lighter car I suppose. I have found these brakes to be particularly effective with no fading even with repeated apllications.
Les
Interesting what you say about the M series brakes. I have an M3 Evo which is fitted as standard with the M5 brakes so they do have to cope with a lighter car I suppose. I have found these brakes to be particularly effective with no fading even with repeated apllications.
Les
23 October 2005, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Leslie
New Scooby 04,
Interesting what you say about the M series brakes. I have an M3 Evo which is fitted as standard with the M5 brakes so they do have to cope with a lighter car I suppose. I have found these brakes to be particularly effective with no fading even with repeated apllications.
Les
Interesting what you say about the M series brakes. I have an M3 Evo which is fitted as standard with the M5 brakes so they do have to cope with a lighter car I suppose. I have found these brakes to be particularly effective with no fading even with repeated apllications.
Les
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23 October 2005, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Leslie
New Scooby 04,
Interesting what you say about the M series brakes. I have an M3 Evo which is fitted as standard with the M5 brakes so they do have to cope with a lighter car I suppose. I have found these brakes to be particularly effective with no fading even with repeated apllications.
Les
Interesting what you say about the M series brakes. I have an M3 Evo which is fitted as standard with the M5 brakes so they do have to cope with a lighter car I suppose. I have found these brakes to be particularly effective with no fading even with repeated apllications.
Les
To be honest its a Track thing, M Power brakes are fine on road. For whatever reason (bad design? no airflow?) they suffer from heavy sustained use.
24 October 2005, 12:43 PM
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Haven't tried this one on a track yet so cant comment on what rr_ww says. They certainly feel very powerful for fast road use and never show any loss of ability. Also had one of the Scooby's with the original calipers which were pretty awful, when I refitted it with 4 pots it was a great deal better but still not in the same class as the M3 Evo.
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