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Author oh dear, a new found dislike for the corss c handaling characteristics (damage report page 2)
Ant
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   30th Jan 07 at 10:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Lift of over steer at its very best was ocuring on my way to work lastnight
Was on a slip road between 2 dual carrigeways when I got it all very rong and ended up 30ft doen an embankment on the insid eof the corner!



damage looks minimal at the moment, bumper bonnet and find out what fluid it is that is leaking!


[Edited on 01-02-2007 by Ant]
MatthewR
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lol
CorsAsh
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Oh dear, glad you're ok though mate.

Valver to work for a bit then?
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Fucking hell Ant! Unlucky

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Ant
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yeah looks like the xe will be coming out! reckon ill have it back on the road by the end of the week if nothin steering/suspension wise is broken. the most odd thing is apart from being very dirty the drivers side is UNMARKED bramble bushes obviously work well as a retaining mechanism for rogue cars!

Could have been a lot worse was prob going about 60 and missed lampost by mm

[Edited on 30-01-2007 by Ant]
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People at work couldnt believe I was laughing about it! well come to think about it neither can I!!
Matt H
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Anything over 1.6 = bad handling
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Anything with Corsa on the boot = bad handling
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Anything except 106 GTi on the boot = bad handling









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Rob B
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30th Jan 07 at 10:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
The last statement is true




Thats unlucky Ant glad youve found the funny side of it, hopefully youll have it back on the road asap and its just a rad hose or something thats come off
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unlucky...could have been alot worse...
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At least its black so if you have to spray it wont be so bad!
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Ouch, unlucky there. I guess you got it pulled of by the aa or something ?

Hope you have it back on the road soon.
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ooops. Atleast your ok and see the funny side of it. Gotta love Corsa Handling
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Could've been a lot worse I suppose

Good sport
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my brother did something similar afew months ago in the rain in his civic, he got away with a punctured tyre. hope you get off lightly
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I have noticed that mine liked to snap back if it was disturbed by moderate bumps in the road. Still loves to be hooned around though. I loved mine for handling
Mike GSi
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my m8 wrote his mgzr off last nite.......greasy roads
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quote:
Originally posted by mikegsic16xe
my m8 wrote his mgzr off last nite.......greasy roads


or driving like a cunt?
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Ben G
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you were doing 60 in the wet on a slip road when you knew the conditions were bad? shouldn't be going that fast to be honest if it was wet as you are supposed to slow down and drive with due caution.

unlucky anyway.
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no the road seemed perfectly dry. I have been round that corner at 70 before with no problems.

Though it is completely my fault as I was on the public highway not a race track and as we all know it can be greasy and have diesel / oil spills, a good driver leaves himself enough to cater for such eventuality on this occasion I was a very poor driver.
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I love you still ant
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I lost it in my corsa C the other day, came round a left hand blind bend which suddenly tightens it is downhill and lots of camber in the road , (wasnt going fast but it was a bit damp) and had to quickly steer in tighter. ended up facing the other way round.


I blame the tyres
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
At least its black so if you have to spray it wont be so bad!


Eh?

Black is the worst color to paint for repairs.

The darker the color, the easier you can see the filler/repair.

Unlucky anyway mate!!

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