smithy1135

Well, i loved RC, and i know it sounds bad, but giving it up was one of the best things i ever did. Money is a nice thing to have

I used to always be on, but lost interest so didnt feel the need to come on. Its pretty hard to keep up with lots of forums, especially when there as big, if not bigger than this one.

I didn't reply on MSN that day because i was out in the car... when i got home you werent online so didnt bother to send anything back

All is good guys, just given up RC's, couldnt keep up with the cost of racing and lost interest once i could drive (real cars). Dont plan to return to RC any time in the near future either :/ Nice to know im loved though

Id read it but i read one line and realised, you cannot/dont feel the need to spell properly and you dont use any punctuation what so ever. /rant over.

Itll be too big. They use Sub-C cells so are a fair bit bigger than a normal receiver pack.

On another forum i visit theres 30 pages about this and some people still havent clicked!

90mm is definatly feasable on a Corsa, go any lower though and you will need major arch work. My brother ended up lowering his corsa about 110mm on 16's and it scrubbed all day long

I also tend to use mine for about 30 minutes on track and i notice they fade a bit after that, reactions are slower and dont turn in as fast as usual. If your just bashing around though its only on and off though really, not as precise as on track etc.

And neither are close to good, end of the end

Good job ziggy, might aswell get the little things out of the way before you do anything else. Also possibly put up the resale value Nobody likes to see rust when there buying a car Joe - Its a FWD car, how do you plan on getting the rear wheels to spin while there in the air?

I was doing some practice ones the other day. Seemed fairly straight forward if you have a bit of driving knowledge. Be sure to read up on road signs, different types of crossing, stopping distances for certain speeds (30, 40, 50, 60, 70) in dry, wet and ice/snowy conditions. Im not sure if its just me but in 17 years of driving i seem to have picked up most aspects of the theory test from just being in the car with parents, friends etc. On my first attempt i got 42 of 50 and then got 49 of 50 so i was happy with that Good luck anyway, hope you pass

Old.

A leiuse battery is what is used in Caravans and such. They have a huge capacitiy and will see you through 2 days of charging

In a word yes. At my club if i had more than one car id be more than free to use it if my primary car was damaged. As long as it is fit to follow the rules then you should be able to use it