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my sisters Punto faster than my RS..

Matt

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took the RS out for a thrash at the weekend to celebrate it actually now being registered in the UK (and finally road legal).

Unfortunately, Hampshires finest country lanes - bumpy as a camels back, combined with potholes the size of small quarries, damp leaf covered corners and haphazard hat wearing Rover drivers going to the garden centre meant that for the majority of the time I was tip-toeing around, with the occasional clear stretch of road giving me the opportunity to savour the glorious cacophonay of wailing, whistling, banging, grating and grinding unique to the Clubsport - all whilst hanging on to the steering wheel and praying I wouldn't bounce off the road into one of the many turnip fields alongside.
Maybe its the Cup spec suspension, maybe my lack of ability & bravery, but I reckon that my sisters Punto 1.2l would have covered the same distance in the same time - with much less concentration needed...(at least I encountered no deer or Transits this trip :ROFLMAO:)

For a drive to stir the emotions you just can't beat the 964RS experience!!
 
Matt you have a TRACK CAR not a road car! Save the speed and thrills for the smooth black top and nothing will come close to you.........
 
Forgot to say. Agree with Matt and Des. On poor roads ANYTHING is quicker than the RS! But the same would be said of any car built for the track! Renn Sport = Motor Sport = schnell quiken on der tracken.
 
which probably explains why the contemporary road testers believed the 964RS was not a terribly good car - how many people were spending £50k on a car for the racetrack and not the road.....
 
always envisaged driving round those sorts of Alpine roads in either a Muira (a la Italian Job) or something open topped, wearing big sunglasses and string back driving gloves...

did them in an Audi A4 diesel once...[&:]
 
Hey Kev, just watch it or I'll come round and disconnect your FLY-BY-WIRE, PSM.............Porsche Stability Management..............
 

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