Recent content by Rudders666

It's still a hell of a long way off from what we pay here. I filled a 6.2l Camaro SS just last week and it cost me $40!

Now you just need those rims re-coating and you'll be golden, pardon the pun :P

Hope it turns out well mate. I'm sure it will |B

Pretty much what I meant, you've worded it better I'll give you that. Lol.

It's certain people that own modified vehicles, the "bad element" that gets the rest of us a bad name. At the end of the day it's the people, not the cars.

Sounds about right. Fine to run in the States but would be crippling here

I didn't mean literal car tax, I meant the tax on our fuel more than anything

I'd happily have a '69 charger as a classic if I could afford to run one but this country's tax makes that almost impossible. Must move to the States. Lol. I have to say I much prefer running a newer car as they are far easier to maintain and harder to steal etc, but some of the old yankee...

The brighter the better personally. I liked to stand out from the crowd, hence the green enhancements to my white one. Lol. I've had a few black cars and let me tell you, white is FAR easier to live with. Yes it still gets dirty but not in the way a black one does. Less dust visible and any...

Torn: RS, Mustang, Evo......unsure but it'll be a couple of years down the road I would think

Good question. I'd have to agree with LM that remaps really do completely change a car. Other than that probably my exhaust (also a large difference) and then really just aesthetics. I do, for instance, adore my green wheels. :D

I'm courteous mostly with the odd unhinged rant thrown in at people that try to cut down lanes and shove in, in front of me. Nope. Not today son. I had to queue here, get in line. (I'll just point out here that merging lanes are different, I more mean people that go down a straight ahead lane...

Limits? o_O

I'd still rather not personally. A car with no noise would seem like something's missing from an enjoyable drive to me.

Around 30mpg average. Mostly town/slow motorway driving (commute). Long, calm runs produce over 40/45mpg.