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Started by MrShifty · 24 June 2003 · 48 repliesPreserved from CalaisTurbo. Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
01-07-03, 09:44 GMT+10#43
I had mine for like 2 days before i took it off the road .... its not my daily driver so I'm not too worried about it.
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14-11-03, 23:00 GMT+10#44
So does the mini spool get better traction than an open wheeler and a LSD? also wots better out of minispool or fullspool? cheers!
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15-11-03, 00:52 GMT+10#45
I'd have to say the worst thing is explaining to newbie passengers who are wondering what the *** all the shuddering is round tight corners etc
spools are cool alright !
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15-11-03, 07:48 GMT+10#46
Ive had mine for almost 3 years now and never had a problem with axles or tyre wear, although i can never keep the same set of tyres on the back for more than a week :-) Mine doesnt clunk when going around corners and sure as hell doesnt rattle the dash. Ive done nothing but abuse the crap out of mine all the time skids tight u turns etc etc etc...... Very very controllable in either skids or in the wet..... excellent fun
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15-11-03, 08:19 GMT+10#47
hehehe urs prolly dosnt clunk cause ur always smokin em up around corner - "although i can never keep the same set of tyres on the back for more than a week"
do u happen to own a tyre shop lol!
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15-11-03, 18:29 GMT+10#48
Nah dont own a tyre shop but sponsered by Bob Jane thank god for that.....
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