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Don't floor it in 1st & 2nd (you WILL get wheelspin), in fact, it's been dry for about a month, so road will probably be greasy, so you'll probably spin in 3rd too. Other than that, just take it easier.... I was amazed how well behaved the Cerb was the first time we ventured out in the rain. 
Seconded.
Very very easy to drive, just be more smooth with the controls. You have probably learned not to be ham fisted by now anyway, that gets you into trouble even in the dry
One last thing, don't try to race scoobys. You will have no chance. Even my skyline leaves the cerbie for dead in the wet.
Very very easy to drive, just be more smooth with the controls. You have probably learned not to be ham fisted by now anyway, that gets you into trouble even in the dry
One last thing, don't try to race scoobys. You will have no chance. Even my skyline leaves the cerbie for dead in the wet.
well it was interesting in th rain... took it pretty easy but did have a couple of little moments with the rear end. (road was clear so relatively safe environment)
you're right though... if you're heavy with the juice in the wet you're gonna slide the back end. might find a track day or advanced driving to test the limits safely... understand the car a bit better.
you're right though... if you're heavy with the juice in the wet you're gonna slide the back end. might find a track day or advanced driving to test the limits safely... understand the car a bit better.
Was pushing it a bit this morning cos I like trying my luck in the rain. I see it as good training.
Obviously no cars around and known stretch of corner.
Ended up quite flabberghasted at the speed and the suddeness at which the rear popped out. Obviously going to take a bit of getting used to as the other cars I've had have been much more progressive.
Obviously no cars around and known stretch of corner.
Ended up quite flabberghasted at the speed and the suddeness at which the rear popped out. Obviously going to take a bit of getting used to as the other cars I've had have been much more progressive.
Not sure how long you've had the car but when I first got mine it did this to me a few times. It was only after the throttle pots had been balanced I realised it was because the engine had been runninng a little rough. Nothing you'd notice unless you really knew Cerbs but enough to make the step from the fixed to addaptive mapping noticable. i.e. a bucket load of torque added at about 4-5000 rpm.
Rich...
Julian64 said:What are you comparing it with? Do you know that your suspension is set up properly etc.? It's a lot more progressive than the shorter wheelbase TVR, e.g. Chimaera.
Ended up quite flabberghasted at the speed and the suddeness at which the rear popped out. Obviously going to take a bit of getting used to as the other cars I've had have been much more progressive.
danny
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