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Old 24 June 2007, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
The days of having to change all four tyres at once are long gone, mate, don't worry. You will NOT "wind up" your diff.
cheers bubba. its not as if im trying to avoid the cost. if i had the £260-270 to replace all 4 tyres i would, but basically at the moment i dont, as im trying to pay debts etc, and the car is due a service too in two weeks. im not on the greatest wages and neither is my fiance. if two front tyres would be suitable, i would rather invest in two toyos, rather than in 4 new cheapo tyres for the equivalent cost.
Old 24 June 2007, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
of course it would. i really hope your not trying to incinuate that two people in the back with a combined weight of probaly under 20st. could have prevented the accident had they not been there.

my car was, and is wearing toyo proxes t1-r 215/40/17 tyres. not cheap crappy tyres you will agree.

i would personally rather have a lack of electronic gadgets driving me, and me learn from my mistakes, then become reliant on a 2 tonne barge helping me out.

i can see a small amount of sincerity in your post however.
I was being sincere.

And yes the biggest enemy of the motor vehicle is weight, and two extra people in the back would detoriate the performance of your vehicle considerably. Weight is sooooooooo evil. Its just shows how great germans cars are though as they perform so well with masses of weight.

Dont know how T1-R's are in the wet but my eagle f1's are astounding. Will try toyos next time round so I can compare.
Old 24 June 2007, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
I was being sincere.

And yes the biggest enemy of the motor vehicle is weight, and two extra people in the back would detoriate the performance of your vehicle considerably. Weight is sooooooooo evil. Its just shows how great germans cars are though as they perform so well with masses of weight.

Dont know how T1-R's are in the wet but my eagle f1's are astounding. Will try toyos next time round so I can compare.
Agreed. I hate driving with more than 2 passengers.
Old 24 June 2007, 09:22 PM
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Agreed. I hate driving with more than 2 passengers.
god, dont agree with him, we'll never hear the end.
Old 24 June 2007, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
god, dont agree with him, we'll never hear the end.
Worrying isn't it
Old 24 June 2007, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
god, dont agree with him, we'll never hear the end.
Alot of the time when youngsters have accidents is when their little hatch is packed out with people. They dont account for the added weight which will make their vehicle drive, handle and stop like a dog on skates which results with them being in a ditch, or not being able to stop in time for junctions etc
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Originally Posted by AudiLover
Alot of the time when youngsters have accidents is when their little hatch is packed out with people. They dont account for the added weight which will make their vehicle drive, handle and stop like a dog on skates which results with them being in a ditch, or not being able to stop in time for junctions etc
but reminding you i wasnt in a poor handling hatch. i wasnt driving erratically. i misjudged a bend, and wasnt trying to show off to my mother and younger brother.
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
but reminding you i wasnt in a poor handling hatch. i wasnt driving erratically. i misjudged a bend, and wasnt trying to show off to my mother and younger brother.
Who said anything about poor handling hatches. Add 200kg to a elise and it will perform drastically worse.

You misjudged a bend and was trying to rectify it. Had your car been 180kg lighter you might have had more luck in doing so
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