Limited budget to spend on Lotus ownership:
Driver training or more power/brakes/roadholding?
Discuss
Power is nothing without control.
Or is that the other way round? :whistle:
I say be reckless and tune the engine.
I like your footer…
4 times bigger than your 3"
Thatis quick for you at this time when the ovaltine is kicking in
[quote=RussT]Limited budget to spend on Lotus ownership:
Driver training or more power/brakes/roadholding?
Discuss [/quote]
If only there was a kind of centre where you could go to learn all about about Car Control and if they operated nationally then I think that’s the route I would go 
Driver training/road holding/brakes 
Power corrupts and can make something soulless exciting, i’ll take the power every time and learn how to tame it later
Driver training will help avoid unnecessary burn ups & trips in the kitty litter.
Don Palmers y’man
[size:26pt]POWER BABY YEAH !!![/size] 
Are you saying an N/A Exige is souless 
Don’t feed the troll lads…I think its Russ’s attempt at irony
Are you saying an N/A Exige is souless [/quote]
I’ll have him Marcus…let me at him, let me at him
PMSL
Are you saying an N/A Exige is souless [/quote]
I’ll have him Marcus…let me at him, let me at him [/quote]
But not on the 16th as your having your hair done ???
Shhhhhhush Ben, you’ll spoil my fun of reading the “genuine” replies
Are you saying an N/A Exige is souless [/quote]
Only Jonny Fox’s as it annoys him so much :whistle:
Its all about power and its much more fun when you are out of control!!
Something to think about Russ?? You have put my car in the kitty litter 200% more than I have!!!
Brakes are highly over rated, surely that is what the tyre wall is for?!?!?
Road holding I cant joke about, its all about 46mm Ohlins!!! (runs to get some bikkies)
A few Pukka Pies and some Big D peanuts as stomach ballast helps, I find…