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Jun 22nd, 2003, 11:20 AM
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| MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Oakville, Ontario Local Time: 08:55 PM
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Offline |  Well I have to say I was quite impressed! Approximately 45 minutes(less some wating time) taking the Minis through a slalom course! The tires were squealing all day long! Again I noticed the "slow rev down" - you are right it facilitates quick power shifting... We were asked not to disable the DSC - I would have like to see how the car behaved without it.... They had full respesentation of the model line-up. There was a difference between the 16" & 17" set-ups - the 17" provide sharper feedback, 16" a more compliant ride - I truly like the 17" OEM set-up! BTW - They had a MCS with the JCW kit (for viewing only) in the display tent - one of the instructors mentioned it had more power/torque but not enough to upset the current chassis set-up. I can see how easily passengers can get sick!! |
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