Greasy Road Surface
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Pah ya softee - mine does this on dry roads in the middle of June ;-))))
what tyres are you running ?
I found a soft compound 48R or 888 to be a little better in these conditions with my 245 bhp Caterham . But at the end of the day - a wide tyre with only 180Kg of weight on it can only result in the diff getting a real good workout :-)))
Maybe a quicker rack is needed so you can catch the buggar ??
keep it slowly sideways ........
Dave
what tyres are you running ?
I found a soft compound 48R or 888 to be a little better in these conditions with my 245 bhp Caterham . But at the end of the day - a wide tyre with only 180Kg of weight on it can only result in the diff getting a real good workout :-)))
Maybe a quicker rack is needed so you can catch the buggar ??
keep it slowly sideways ........
Dave
datasafe said:
Fortunately it isn't my Atom in the ditch as the damage cost is circa £450 + VAT + labour!
I'll check later what tyres I've presently got on mine. Good fun though![]()
>> Edited by datasafe on Tuesday 3rd January 11:04
Blimey he got away quite lightly then!
I was out for a little blastette the other day and even though the roads were dry it was still quite slippery, roll on summer.
steff said:
datasafe said:
Fortunately it isn't my Atom in the ditch as the damage cost is circa £450 + VAT + labour!
I'll check later what tyres I've presently got on mine. Good fun though![]()
>> Edited by datasafe on Tuesday 3rd January 11:04
Blimey he got away quite lightly then!
I was out for a little blastette the other day and even though the roads were dry it was still quite slippery, roll on summer.
Actually includes VAT and the labour will be free because I am going to DIY. Might even get away without a new rad so will cost even less.
Ben
datasafe said:
..... and it wasn't just the animals that went in two by two!
And to add insult to injury, in the 10 minutes he'd left to make a phone call, someone pinched the seat harnesses! And furthermore, this Atom was less than an hour old having just been collected from the factory in Somerset.
Cheeky f

Guys
Sorry if this thread now seems a little disjointed!
Following suggestions from other interested parties, I have removed my posts and pictures.
I acknowledge that I should have asked permission to post these pictures and publicly apologise to anyone who I offended by my actions. I have apologised by way of personal messages to the owners of the pictures.
Cheers
John
>> Edited by datasafe on Wednesday 4th January 20:34
Sorry if this thread now seems a little disjointed!
Following suggestions from other interested parties, I have removed my posts and pictures.
I acknowledge that I should have asked permission to post these pictures and publicly apologise to anyone who I offended by my actions. I have apologised by way of personal messages to the owners of the pictures.
Cheers
John
>> Edited by datasafe on Wednesday 4th January 20:34
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