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By RSFN2GT
#3328580
Liam Type-R wrote:He bores me and why the flip test two powerful cars like that on a wet track?? Am i missing something?
Yeah. You're missing a sense of humour.
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By Mad-Dog
#3328587
I like Harris, seems a genuinely nice guy and is quite easy to listen to and gives average joe a sense of how good a car is

Don't see why people dislike him so much
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By Liam Type-R
#3328601
RSFN2GT wrote:
Liam Type-R wrote:He bores me and why the flip test two powerful cars like that on a wet track?? Am i missing something?
Yeah. You're missing a sense of humour.
What is supposed to be funny?
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By RSFN2GT
#3328634
Liam Type-R wrote:
RSFN2GT wrote:
Liam Type-R wrote:He bores me and why the flip test two powerful cars like that on a wet track?? Am i missing something?
Yeah. You're missing a sense of humour.
What is supposed to be funny?
What exactly are you meant to have missed?

You posed a question "am I missing something?"

It is a review of two similar cars on a racing circuit.. by Chris Harris - a car journalist?

What did you expect from that video?
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By Liam Type-R
#3328637
Why use a wet track? How can he get a proper feel for either. Would you choose a wet day to test drive a car?

Yeah i liked it but the back felt a bit twitchy when i touched the accelerator a bit too hard out of a bend. :crazy:
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By Mark83
#3328645
Liam Type-R wrote:and why the flip test two powerful cars like that on a wet track?? Am i missing something?
Because that happened to be the weather when his mate's company had the track hired for a trackday and Nissan and Porsche gave him the cars.
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By eatthis
#3328784
Liam Type-R wrote:Why use a wet track? How can he get a proper feel for either. Would you choose a wet day to test drive a car?

Yeah i liked it but the back felt a bit twitchy when i touched the accelerator a bit too hard out of a bend. :crazy:

what are you talking about?
the only difference between wet and dry is the amount of grip the handling isnt effected much ie they behave similer in the wet or dry. everything just happens faster in the dry.

i actually really like that review theres no silly set pieces or daft explosions its just a review
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By Liam Type-R
#3328809
It comes down to tyres on a wet track.

Taking a 'track pack' car around a wet track, you can tell if its better then the normal one can you? Driving around it quite a bit slower then you would if dry and pushing it.

Then 2 cars the same day on a wet track the one with better wet tyres wont feel a bit better?

He said it felt a bit twitchy, why wouldnt it.
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By Mart
#3329946
Yea Chris Harris you dick sort the f**king weather out. How dare you book a date well in the future to make this video and the UK weather decide to rain.

Not the mention that these two powerful cars happen to have some of the most sophisticated 4WD systems money can buy
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By eatthis
#3329978
Liam Type-R wrote:It comes down to tyres on a wet track.

Taking a 'track pack' car around a wet track, you can tell if its better then the normal one can you? Driving around it quite a bit slower then you would if dry and pushing it.

Then 2 cars the same day on a wet track the one with better wet tyres wont feel a bit better?

He said it felt a bit twitchy, why wouldnt it.


so you can push the limits in the dry but not in the wet?

you reach the limit sooner in the wet than the dry but it behaves in a similer way (thats called handling btw) when the adhesion limit is reached
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By Liam Type-R
#3330021
If i drive in the dry i am more likely to oversteer, in the wet understeer. But thats just an example of my fwd car. Sure its not as simple as the same thing happening only quicker or slower depending on conditions.
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By EvoStu
#3330034
Liam Type-R wrote:If i drive in the dry i am more likely to oversteer, in the wet understeer. But thats just an example of my fwd car. Sure its not as simple as the same thing happening only quicker or slower depending on conditions.
Oversteer in a fwd car in the dry?
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By Liam Type-R
#3330045
Well i have had the arse of the car start to come around on me without coming off the accelerator on a bend.

should of been like everyone else and said how great it was.
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