Nero Mk 2

Sfs?

Today's addition

200 miles today and the car had a good leg stretch. There was a slight drone before tyres were changed which is gone. Car pulled well in all gears and I tried out the gas guzzling S mode on the auto box. Noticed a slight squeak on one of the brakes so will have a look and a copper slip up come next weekend.

Well 4 new tyres at the cost of £507. Immediately feels more planted. The tyres that were on were different on each corner, worn at different rates and one looked quite perished. I'm not sure if there is a difference or if it is perceived but I feel more confident in it.

High bracket mate. £515 a year

Well that's the first weeks drive. First impressions are all good. I'm going the have new tyres fitted next week, although they look like they have enough tread the sidewalks look a touch perished and I'd rather not take the risk. One of my rear Callipers has lost some of its paint so all 4 will be off for a powder coat and a rebuild. Drive wise. It's like a go cart. It's really quite quick and smooth. I can feel a slight knock up the front end. Feels like a bush up front So will have to have a look into it. One peeve point is. When it's cold outside the exhaust steams up the back wind

Was there any resolution to this ?

Well, as you know I had several vr6's in my previous tenure. The list is as follows. My original mystic blue. (Ended up Tony's drag whore) Then the Mk3 cabrio The black 5 door Then my grey one Then the Mk2 Then the grey one back. Its fair to say I've been around a few different versions. This is the first dsg box I've had. At the moment I'm still learning and have not clocked 100 miles yet. I'm still finding my ideal stop start points in heavy traffic, working out the weight shift on cornering and the 4wd system. It is smoot

After a break of more years than I can remember. I took the plunge and bought an r32. Driving it home all I could think was. Hmmmmm I've missed this shit. !!!!

H20 in the reg...must have had something to do with jake at some point?

Yup, stick my name on the list

Yes mate

Yeah, I should be good for that, drive over from amsterdam for it

I do realise accidents happen on wet country roads on a daily basis, and depending on the issue yes, we can all admit to driving a car with a few issues. However, in your post you dont say a 'few issues' you say un-roadworthy. Personally the only time I have knowingly driven an un-roadworthy car is on the way to a garage to be made roadworthy. The point I was trying to make is when your driving, your responsibility is not only to your own safety but the safety of the people whom you may affect around you be it your own family or the people in the cars around you.

You drove it, in the pouring rain... Knowing that it was un-roadworthy? What if I had been driving my family and you ploughed into me in your un-roadworthy car. Idiot