new bodykit for my Dolomite
27-10-2006, 08:16 PM
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Love the car now, would be just as nice with the kit.... my vote would be as is really ... But with some nice subtle big arch mods if more traction is required
28-10-2006, 09:42 AM
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After reading all the posts it looks as if i should keep it as it is
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
28-10-2006, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Alg1k
After reading all the posts it looks as if i should keep it as it is
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Whats your sus at the mo???
28-10-2006, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by costina
Originally Posted by Alg1k
After reading all the posts it looks as if i should keep it as it is
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Whats your sus at the mo???
But i have been chatting with a crew in Denmark who race a sprint and there penske shocks and spring package were set up by an F1 engineer
I think i will invest in a set not cheap though
This is one of there 3 Sprints
29-10-2006, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Deano
Reminds me of that dodgy red cortina with the plywood body kit from Max Power circa 93-94 
i remember that car ,more gaugea than a 747,twin turbo,and a rearly dodgy evo style spoiler made of fence posts, class 
Back on subject ,have seen various pics of your car and i love the sleeper style stick with it ,love it
29-10-2006, 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Alg1k
After reading all the posts it looks as if i should keep it as it is
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Im going to just learn how to drive a bit better
There is a hell of a lot of work involved with the kit
And i suppose i could spend the money improving the suspension i allready have.
Good choice, the cars the Poodles plonkers as it is
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