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BRIGHT SPARK | 18:04 Wed 26th Oct 2011 | Motoring
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Has anyone out there had any experience of the above.
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Avatar Image Kayless
it's diesel, GT Msport must be badges only.
20:06 Wed 26th Oct 2011
Avatar Image Toureman
What's this then?


http://www.evo.co.uk/...d_m_sport_review.html
20:44 Wed 26th Oct 2011
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"...very few other companies have bothered with the idea of a sporting diesel."

there's a good reason for that!
20:48 Wed 26th Oct 2011
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Kayless has obviously not driven one yet, superb diesel engines in BMW s & MErcs, also there are diesel engined vehicles in British Touring Car !!! so they cant be that bad.
11:31 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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There's a touring car with a Diesel engine? Evidence please!

Unless you mean in an all diesel race of course! There are also all lawn mower races you know!
11:49 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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Kayless obviously has no idea about touring cars or diesel engines!


http://www.seatsportuk.co.uk/BTCC/carspecs.asp
12:02 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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p.s.

They banned diesels in the 2009 season because they "had a clear advantage over petrol cars"
12:06 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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Ok fair enough, but they still sound like a bag of spanners to me.
12:12 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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Is it 1996? Diesel's don't sound that bad nowadays.
12:14 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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cheers for that guys, a very blinkered view.....kayless seems to think diesels are back in the 90s still, so so wrong, i drive diesel mercs and they are just as quite as a petrol engine and as responsive.
12:40 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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i also own and drive a diesel Peugeot , i wouldnt of bought it if had sounded like 'a bag of spanners'
Out of interest what do you drive kayless ?
12:44 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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obviously AUDI have no idea what they are doing...

http://www.kosfellows...el-racing-car/307.htm
12:56 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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I have never heard a car standing next to the engine and not been able to tell if it's a diesel. Perhaps inside you cannot hear them but outside they still sound like a 1965 moggy with the tappits gone.
13:26 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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Back in 2000 we were mixing Propane vapour with diesel.
You want to see those go .. scary : )
18:44 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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Kayless.....I would love to agree with you ..but then we would both be wrong.....0-62 in 6s....with a 2 ton car..not bad for a bag of spanners
20:37 Thu 27th Oct 2011
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I said they SOUND like a bag of spanners, no doubt modern diesels have improved.
09:47 Fri 28th Oct 2011
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'improved' is an understatement. I am still interested to know what car you drive, Kayless. An F-reg Transit by any chance?
09:50 Fri 28th Oct 2011
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I have a BMW.
09:53 Fri 28th Oct 2011
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And a Yamaha R1 by any chance?
09:54 Fri 28th Oct 2011
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what car is that chuck?
10:03 Fri 28th Oct 2011

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