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Originally Posted by mikeydamike
i was allways sure that the sax furio and te 106 quicksilver had the same engine therefore the same power.
howerver of the past few week two of my mates have bought a 106 and they are much faster
does anyone know why?
is it because of restrictions that i cannot see?
thanks
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Citroen Saxo
Keep it real.
Theres nothing more rewarding than pulling up at the lights and winding up
A fellow-boy-racer.
Youll find these tips very useful indeed.
When you pull up at a red light, youll no doubt have encountered the stereotype boy-racer from time to time. Especially on a Friday evening.
These types are very typical. And can often be spotted due to the traits they employ.
1 silly baseball cap.
2 silly baseball cap turned wrong war around.
3 revving menacingly.
4 the Im well hard' stare.
5 the over loud cheap stereo turned up extra loud accompanied by the lack of music taste.
6 windows all wound down and leaning out the window. to see if anyone's watching.
7 eyeing up the girls on the corner who just arent interested in him whatsoever.
8 over priced stuck-on back-box giving off the sound of a formular1 car that needs urgent attention!
The trick is.. To rev up your Saxo at the same time as him in response to his feeble attempts to get your goat up.
Make it look as if your ready to race him all the way to Niagara Falls, and when the lights turn green hold back!! Do not race him. He will no doubt fall for the trick and race off like a bat out of hell. Racing ..Himself!
This will make him look very foolish and ridiculous indeed.
I use this ploy all the time. And I can tell you the laugh and sheer joy of the end product is well worth the effort.
Your engine will still be running long after his has taken up residence at the dump!
Hope this helps..steve.