Solution to speed camera problems.
Solution to speed camera problems.
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kneegrow

Original Poster:

220 posts

278 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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I figure it this way. We live in the age where a Diesel mondeo Estate can go double the speed of a proper Mini Cooper S along a nationally famous bit of windy road.

The problem....... In order to feel like you are motoring in your modern car, you have to break the rules totally.

The Solution.......Go and buy an Austin A30 and take the shocks off. You will have double the fun of any porsche or TVR driver and be able to get white knuckles and make your passengers poo themselves at 25mph. Everyone including the cops are happy. Then when you finally get balls of steel. Take one Ford Capri, add a full race V8. Put big fat wheels on the front and 2CV wheels on the back. You will be able to impress the birds with massive burnouts and pull huge oversteer at about 15mph. Real fun at realistic speeds.

What is the evolution of transport. A car which does 130 in first and cruises boringly at 220 mph?

Get an A35 van and stop whinging about speed cameras.
stu

nonegreen

7,803 posts

292 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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Base to blue leader, come in...


This is blue leade target sighted and locked on awaiting final confirmation.


Base to blue leader, search and destroy out.....

8Pack

5,182 posts

262 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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MMMmmmmmm!!!Eh!

gh0st

4,693 posts

280 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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I get the same effect in my Rover 100!

I used to have no problems in the Vauxhall Ashtray doing (in theory ) 100+ down the motorway

Now 80MPH is like

kneegrow

Original Poster:

220 posts

278 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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I bought a perfect yard find A35 for £100 a few years ago, I whacked a 1275 midget engine and brakes on it. It was the most dangerous frenzied vehicle I have ever been in. Michael Schumacher only gets half the feeling heading at 220mph towards a wall of tyres and dodging them at the last moment. The A35 was seriously dangerous, to get that feeling you usually attract the attention of someone who phones the police right away, in a normal car, instead I had a queue of pissed off people wanting to overtake. And then there was my morris minor. I had some bald crossplies which had deteriorated and were like slicks as the rubber was sticky. That handled like the 1933 world record attemt as well.!

deltaf

6,806 posts

275 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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Hmmmm so, youre advocating driving a car with no suspension control....very smart.
Also suggesting that doing burnouts like some lax power chavver on Pizzahuts carpark is to say the least, not very well thought out.
Im quite happy to continue breaking all and any speed limits for as long as i can, ignoring totally the speed cameras that litter our highways as i know where they are, i know how they operate, i know how to beat them. As for 130 in 1st gear....id like that.


Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

282 months

Friday 30th April 2004
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Kneegrow,

Where have you come from and more worrying where are you going? Are you on the road in my neighbourhood? Do you wear a hat? Are you a jehova's witness? Only joking mate but I think you have some issues or have been in a time warp!

kneegrow

Original Poster:

220 posts

278 months

Sunday 2nd May 2004
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No, I don't believe any of that for an instance. I am firm believer in someone else cutting them down with a disc cutter. I believe in being judged by a fellow human as well. There is a beautiful stretch of road on my doorstep and indeed, people who can't control their vehicles properly are often killed on it, however putting a camera up isn't going to stop them. WHEN they put that camera(S) up, I am going to buy a petrol engined disc cutter. That's the fine line and when they step over it, I am going to do what the rest of the public should do. I am also of the school of thought that people speeding near women with pushchairs, lesbian trombonists or any other delicate individual should be fined more heavily. Out on the open roads, I say cut 'em down and when the "Scamera" squad ruin my favourite bit of road, I will ruin their camera. (Only kidding, allegedly, etc, etc).

deltaf

6,806 posts

275 months

Sunday 2nd May 2004
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kneegrow said:
No, I don't believe any of that for an instance. I am firm believer in someone else cutting them down with a disc cutter. I believe in being judged by a fellow human as well. There is a beautiful stretch of road on my doorstep and indeed, people who can't control their vehicles properly are often killed on it, however putting a camera up isn't going to stop them. WHEN they put that camera(S) up, I am going to buy a petrol engined disc cutter. That's the fine line and when they step over it, I am going to do what the rest of the public should do. I am also of the school of thought that people speeding near women with pushchairs, lesbian trombonists or any other delicate individual should be fined more heavily. Out on the open roads, I say cut 'em down and when the "Scamera" squad ruin my favourite bit of road, I will ruin their camera. (Only kidding, allegedly, etc, etc).


I like him, he's seeely!

ben_london

174 posts

262 months

Sunday 2nd May 2004
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Sorry, me again.

Is it true that there are a group called MAD? Who cut down or destroy camera sites, if yes how do i join??

There are quite a few very hidden camera's around my area which arent needed. And could do with a few sticks of dynamite or a chainsaw, bring back vilagante's and bring the Autobahns to England.

Ben

Big_M

5,602 posts

285 months

Sunday 2nd May 2004
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The late James Hunt once said the best car he drove in the UK was a Ford Anglia. It was the only car he could drive to its limits on British Roads.