Kills

Hi

There used to be a page on the modifiers called you've been R'd. Guys used to post up experiences about racing the odd Scooby and other things. I used to spend so much time going through those posts imagining what having my own pulsar would be like. 10 plus years on still slaying motors worth triple the amount of mine..


Would love to hear some stories guys.

Please share

there was one on here somewhere mate. Few people thought insurance companies and the police checked it

lol bollocks to the ole bill. surely they cant be monitoring our web chats

You never know big brother is watching

I had an epic battle on the way home with a skoda VRS,
Those things can really shift but the R owned it  

Them skoda's do really shift for what they are .... I think it also comes down to driving style aswell as to who gets the edge .... not that I condone any kind of street racing of course

i had one as courtesy car once, the acceleration is amazing, but only for tiny rev range.

I’ve smashed a few Porsche’s and Ferrari’s off the line to the track in France there’s a village just before the track with traffic lights and there all there reving at the lights there expensive motors and I’m just sat there holding it at 3500 revs light goes green a little wheels spin and I’m gone and there all spinning there tyres ????????

^^^
But their gearboxes and clutch may still be intact Sam (only joking)


Cant see anything wrong with having a kill section if thats what people want!
In all honesty the chances of a copper looking in on a forum and thinking 'right, im gonna follow you until you break the speed limit then nick you' is virtually non existant, just people being overly cautious to the point of being paranoid.

So in light of that I will add a 'Kill' section unless mr Leighton or Stubert want to do it for me

Then i can put up a post of how my Gtir got murdered on track last month at Cadwell by around 4 Clito's

Ironic that when you raced in your clio last year at Mallory it shat itself over half the track but our R's where fine,