One day u guys will realise that its wrong to rely on extra power from an engine to keep up when all u need is some 4 pot might and some nerve.
Until then there are these tablets..
No idea where u'd find them and im not sur eif the come in a non sexual enhacing way...but might kill two birds with one stond to why not try them out!!
Im good to u guys...
My old Passat had a 4 pot 2 litre and it went like hell, in a lighter car like yours, I'm sure it would be lots of fun but In the meantime I'll just keep plodding along in my 300hp bucket, getting passed by all the youngsters in their small disposable cars while I wait for my remap so I can keep up....
Shouldn't that have read "For all 4 cylinder owners?"
Anyway, you youngsters should be starting out with a 4 cylinder.
The 6 cylinder sports car is to be kept with the 20 something girlfriend for when you have your mid-life crisis!
Mind you it's probably down to cost with youngsters. I mean, they have to spend a fortune on hair gel, skin lotion and "man bags" and the latest mobile these days :?
Hey Woots, try to keep up with any of NA Muscle cars, massive power and all the handling characteristics of a Massey Ferguson. Throw in some bias ply tires and you'll experience fear like you've never had. :lol:
After being here for my mis-spent youth I have experienced first hand the power of the Muscle car and it is quite something but I must admit that I would rather have your little 4 pot than most of the big overpowered tanks that used to cruise the boulevards here back in the day.
Now comparing the power and excitement value of driving an M, 3.0 or a 35 to a 4 pot is a different story, I'm afraid you lose hands down.
2.0 is ideal at first - also stops you dying. 