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Just noticed this actually. Visible smoke from the exhaust in one of the pictures. I hope it was just started from cold :rolleyes:
I've had 3 four cylinder K series engined cars, plenty of smoke out the exhaust isn't at all unusual even when warm (and without it being coolant too).0 -
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MetzgerMeister wrote: »LOL
Not a chance! A 1.2 ltr Polo vs. a 1.8 ltr astra....there's no debate!
The polo is obviously faster!
im pretty sure its a 1.4 polo afaik
and just remember....you couldnt drive my car for sh!it! :pac:0 -
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RoverJames wrote: »I've had 3 four cylinder K series engined cars, plenty of smoke out the exhaust isn't at all unusual even when warm (and without it being coolant too).
Aye. In the MGF and MGTF, there's no need for seat heating either. The k-series engine will give you a proper roasting by default
Defo no freezing, even when the roof is down in the winter.
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Ardennes1944 wrote: »im pretty sure its a 1.4 polo afaik
Whatever, still faster even with its automatic gearbox :P0 -
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Your not allowed enter this one!MetzgerMeister wrote: »LOL Not a chance! A 1.2 ltr Polo vs. a 1.8 ltr astra....there's no debate!
The polo is obviously faster!
I would leave ya both for dust bitches!!!:D:D:D 0 -
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RoverJames wrote: »I'd say there's a decent chance it won't shift for a while, don't forget, not many folks in a position to buy the likes of that.
Im not mad on the colour and i would prefer DSG over manual but those seats and the ED30 Kit and the milage, hubba hubba
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Had to call my GF's dad to ask him how to start the car I got from them.
Very embarressing really, I didn't realise it had a stearing lock on it and I couldn't figure out how to turn the key in the ignition... One phone call and a twist of the wheel later and I now know how to start my car.
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Had to call my GF's dad to ask him how to start the car I got from them.
Very embarressing really, I didn't realise it had a stearing lock on it and I couldn't figure out how to turn the key in the ignition... One phone call and a twist of the wheel later and I now know how to start my car.
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I would leave ya both for dust bitches!!!:D:D:D
Sure, but your E30 has a serious identity crisis. No wonder it's that quick.Speaking of which, I showed 2 chumps in a Glanza 4 tailpipes yesterday when they tried to burn me in ther 8er ...
Obviously they had no clue. Oh wait... they were driving a can of sardines with a hairdrier attached to what is supposed to be the engine. No wonder, they didn't have a clue.
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Guy I know fell of the grid yesterday, when I told him, that my bike has the same size engine as his Clio (1.2), twice the bhp and weighs 1/4 of the weight of the Clio Oh .. and the bike is 20 years old.
Should have seen his face Priceless.
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Had to call my GF's dad to ask him how to start the car I got from them.
Very embarressing really, I didn't realise it had a stearing lock on it and I couldn't figure out how to turn the key in the ignition... One phone call and a twist of the wheel later and I now know how to start my car.
Bet you wouldn't be able to start my car eitherSure, but your E30 has a serious identity crisis. No wonder it's that quick.
/M
She is 'special'
A bit like her owner :P:pac::pac::pac::pac:0 -
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Had to call my GF's dad to ask him how to start the car I got from them.
Very embarressing really, I didn't realise it had a stearing lock on it and I couldn't figure out how to turn the key in the ignition... One phone call and a twist of the wheel later and I now know how to start my car.
You'd be shocked by how many people come back into the garage when collecting their cars claiming we have broken their ignition because of the above situation.
It still doesn't beat the elderly woman who spent 40 mins in the car park cutting out and saying we'd done something wrong to her car after having a new clutch fitted......she simply couldn't adjust to the new biting point.0 -
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