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Author Topic: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?  (Read 3721 times)

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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #1 on: 03 June 2008, 15:01:09 »

.. but it's a Tractor :o

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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #2 on: 03 June 2008, 15:02:48 »

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.. but it's a Tractor :o

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We'll all be driving tractors soon, what with OPEC's determination to send the oil price to $300 a barrel.
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #3 on: 03 June 2008, 15:38:32 »

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.. but it's a Tractor :o

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We'll all be driving tractors soon, what with OPEC's determination to send the oil price to $300 a barrel.

With DERV 15p more per litre at the pump, i will be staying with petrol!
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #4 on: 03 June 2008, 15:41:58 »

Nothing special is it?  Just a modern, standard, box on wheels....how boring! :( ;)
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #5 on: 03 June 2008, 15:43:20 »

Nowt to write home about ...:(  another plastic box on wheels, no character at all IMHO ..:(
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #6 on: 03 June 2008, 15:45:19 »

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.. but it's a Tractor :o

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We'll all be driving tractors soon, what with OPEC's determination to send the oil price to $300 a barrel.

With DERV 15p more per litre at the pump, i will be staying with petrol!
Which makes diesel about 10% more expensive than petrol, but gives about 50% more MPG.  The sums are simple, everything else just a matter of personal preference.
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #7 on: 03 June 2008, 15:51:07 »

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Which makes diesel about 10% more expensive than petrol, but gives about 50% more MPG.  The sums are simple, everything else just a matter of personal preference.


.. like "does it rev like an angry wasp?"

Nope.  ;D

 ;)

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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #8 on: 03 June 2008, 16:01:28 »

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Which makes diesel about 10% more expensive than petrol, but gives about 50% more MPG.  The sums are simple, everything else just a matter of personal preference.


.. like "does it rev like an angry wasp?"

Nope.  ;D

 ;)

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Angry wasp noises for petrolheads, flat torque "curve" at low revs for dieselheads...each to their own.

Me, I'm still waiting for the lazy manufacturers to create my ideal engine:  V8 petrol (speed, refinement) with variable cylinder-shutdown facility when I'm pootling about (anywhere between 2 and 5 cylinders would shut down), assisted by GM's forthcoming HCCI technology that relies on compression rather than spark-ignition up to 3000 RPM, and two Lithium Ion powered electric motors powering the wheels at town speeds, with the batteries partly charged by built-in solar panels in the roof.
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #9 on: 03 June 2008, 16:41:56 »

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Which makes diesel about 10% more expensive than petrol, but gives about 50% more MPG.  The sums are simple, everything else just a matter of personal preference.


.. like "does it rev like an angry wasp?"

Nope.  ;D

 ;)

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Angry wasp noises for petrolheads, flat torque "curve" at low revs for dieselheads...each to their own.

Me, I'm still waiting for the lazy manufacturers to create my ideal engine:  V8 petrol (speed, refinement) with variable cylinder-shutdown facility when I'm pootling about (anywhere between 2 and 5 cylinders would shut down), assisted by GM's forthcoming HCCI technology that relies on compression rather than spark-ignition up to 3000 RPM, and two Lithium Ion powered electric motors powering the wheels at town speeds, with the batteries partly charged by built-in solar panels in the roof.

Almost reminds me of an old episode of the Simpsons
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #10 on: 03 June 2008, 16:44:12 »

wonder why hes selling a car he's praising so much??

dont really like it,may do if it was black  :-/ :-/
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #11 on: 03 June 2008, 16:51:54 »

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Which makes diesel about 10% more expensive than petrol, but gives about 50% more MPG.  The sums are simple, everything else just a matter of personal preference.


.. like "does it rev like an angry wasp?"

Nope.  ;D

 ;)

Kevin

Angry wasp noises for petrolheads, flat torque "curve" at low revs for dieselheads...each to their own.

Me, I'm still waiting for the lazy manufacturers to create my ideal engine:  V8 petrol (speed, refinement) with variable cylinder-shutdown facility when I'm pootling about (anywhere between 2 and 5 cylinders would shut down), assisted by GM's forthcoming HCCI technology that relies on compression rather than spark-ignition up to 3000 RPM, and two Lithium Ion powered electric motors powering the wheels at town speeds, with the batteries partly charged by built-in solar panels in the roof.

Almost reminds me of an old episode of the Simpsons
 
You mean the rack-and-peanut-steering episode?  lol
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #12 on: 03 June 2008, 16:53:13 »

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dont really like it,may do if it was black  :-/ :-/
That was my first impression, but black Signums manage to look like hearses....
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #13 on: 03 June 2008, 17:00:01 »

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dont really like it,may do if it was black  :-/ :-/
That was my first impression, but black Signums manage to look like hearses....

had a few bodies in the back of my cars  ;) ;)
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Re: Signum with VXR Kit - Like or Dislike?
« Reply #14 on: 03 June 2008, 17:01:00 »

I've driven a Daimler hearse.
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