puts the e30 zone to shame big time

Post Thu Sep 05, 2013 10:04 pm

ImysE30 wrote:
assassin wrote:
ImysE30 wrote:Check out the rimz !!!
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In the video, there are some tasty rimz

Gotchya! Yeah, certainly agree.

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 8:35 am

bmandy68 wrote:Bouncing off the rev limiter donuts and burnouts is a great way to look after your car.

Drive it, break it, rebuild it................ my passion!!!!

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 10:33 am

I don't frown upon cars being used like this, if there is a bit of skill involved its entertaining! I.e not some tool driving round in a massive circle spinning up one wheel!

I do get on my high horse a bit when people get carried away in busy areas where there s a risk of hitting a car or a person!

There is a lack of events/meets/situations or whatever in this country where we can mess about and play like that in a legal and safely controlled environment. Basically we have track or drift days, which admittedly are more popular now than ever, yet for the majority they are a bit expensive (or they don't have the kahunas outside of Burger King car park)

But as is always the case with 'car enthusiasts' in this country (and other places I'm sure) there is always a load of prize morons who act like idiots and ruin it for every bugger else!

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 10:37 am

And CCTV cameras everywhere on business estates (where it would be slightly safer to drive like a hooligan)...

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 12:32 pm

Just had a great car show banned up here in leicestershire Ashby folville due to few dick heads driving like idots burnouts etc on the public roads. This show had been going for years people came from miles around, always a few idots spit it for the rest.

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 1:15 pm

Anyone spot Kos at approx 4.40mins in the red car....

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 6:56 pm

The meet I organised a few years ago was a corker, lot's of bods turned out. There were dirt tracks involved and an acre patch muddy gravel strewn ground used for extensive going around in circles. Some of the old skool Runboard members should remember it

Wish I could remember my login details, there is some great pics on there!

Post Mon Sep 09, 2013 9:23 pm

Jesus325iTouring wrote:The meet I organised a few years ago was a corker, lot's of bods turned out. There were dirt tracks involved and an acre patch muddy gravel strewn ground used for extensive going around in circles. Some of the old skool Runboard members should remember it Wish I could remember my login details, there is some great pics on there!

Sounds good! Any plans for one in the future?