Car ride height law

anewman

atrixblue.-MFR-. wrote: »

and again ill say it wasnt all of us who did this, it was spoilt by the 17,18,19 year old nelwy possed with sad mods, most of us parked up chatted and exchanged info and parts and fault found.

Find somewhere new and leave the kiddies in their nursery playground Once saw a young lass trying to show off in McD's car park trying to get in on the game, she kept stalling her car :rotfl:

Be aware that people can find a mere gathering to be anti-social in itself (in their opinion) and I am guessing someone will have reported you all parking up and chatting and you'll have had some visits from the police on that basis. Think of it the same as having 20 rowdy chavs at your doorstep gathering there, they might not be doing anything illegal, but you probably just do not want them to be there. I am guessing you don't have these gatherings outside your house for this exact reason out of respect for the neighbours.

You could all drive down from Oakdale Business park to Man-Moel and to Cwm and park up by the quarry, or maybe you wouldn't cause any problems parked up at the far end of the overflow car park in Festival Park Ebbw Vale and could partake in some overtaking on the A4046 :rotfl:. Or there's probably other places better suited to such gatherings.

cyclonebri1

catflea wrote: »

Fiat 126 Actually.

Have to say though, when it comes to mods I've always been a fan of the wolf in sheeps clothing thing....

Kit car lover myself, but thats more like a sheep in a Yorkshire terrier outfit..

catflea

Im not so interested in that fiat. Not really to my taste at all but kudos to the people who built it. (see sig btw...)

cyclonebri1

catflea wrote: »

Im not so interested in that fiat. Not really to my taste at all but kudos to the people who built it. (see sig btw...)

Not Kudos in my case but mere sympathy, and the question is still, WHY?, dress it up anywaywhichwhere, 'twas always going to come out the lump of carp it did. Only it's donor mother could love it:D

That sort of stuff did more harm to the kitcar builder and individual builders than the goverment and europe together could do, :mad:

Gene_Hunt_2

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Not Kudos in my case but mere sympathy, and the question is still, WHY?, dress it up anywaywhichwhere, 'twas always going to come out the lump of carp it did. Only it's donor mother could love it:D

That sort of stuff did more harm to the kitcar builder and individual builders than the goverment and europe together could do, :mad:

So what to you drive bri?

bungle4by4

vl2588 wrote: »

Also over-lowering ruins handling!

ahhh thats why formula one cars are famous for terrible handling?

or are they being fitted with landrover suspension next year?

Gene_Hunt_2

bungle4by4 wrote: »

ahhh thats why formula one cars are famous for terrible handling?

A low speed they are.;)

catflea

Low speed being sub ~60mph :eek:

bungle4by4

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

A low speed they are.;)

wow my stalker knows a lot about cars. nothing about tyre temp's in formula one, but loads of other things.

i love my stalker, i think he's ace.

Gene_Hunt_2

bungle4by4 wrote: »

wow my stalker knows a lot about cars. nothing about tyre temp's in formula one, but loads of other things.

i love my stalker, i think he's ace.

wot like they drop at low speed and the car don't handle like wot it should.

Thanks for the PM's old bean but I'm not into that.;)