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| TheAllSeeingPie Member Since: 18 Apr 2012 Location: Leeds Posts: 848   
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I'm mildy disappointed to be honest. I've found mine behaves far to civilised on snow/ice which means I don't need to use Terrain Response. That means I coulda bought one a few years older which would have saved money and given me comfier seats |
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18th Jan 2013 12:32pm |
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| LostInSpace Member Since: 28 Apr 2011 Location: Pulborough, West Sussex - ex NZ Posts: 107 
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^^^^^^^^ exactly this. Drama free driving, although almost got rear ended by a plonker following too close and not allowing space to slow down - we were intending to turn off main road on an slight downhill, off camber corner when I see a Subaru estate slithing around in the rear mirror |
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18th Jan 2013 3:04pm |
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| JohnnyDangerous Member Since: 16 Dec 2012 Location: East Sussex Posts: 833 
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Thats the problem too many hero's doing the im not afraid of the snow look at me routine, followed by sorry mate didnt realise how slippy it was. One day your life will flash before your eyes......................................make sure yours is worth watching!
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18th Jan 2013 3:09pm |
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| kingpleb Member Since: 07 Jun 2011 Location: Maybe here. Maybe there, I get everywhere! Posts: 8455 
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Ahhh the joys of having a td6 with no TR bobbins |
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18th Jan 2013 3:30pm |
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| Reformed Member Since: 09 Oct 2010 Location: South Posts: 471
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Ok I admit it, now the snows back, I do miss mine! |
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18th Jan 2013 4:16pm |
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| STMVOGUE2010 Member Since: 23 Aug 2012 Location: Alloa Posts: 100 
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Not a drop of snow here sunny skies all day! |
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18th Jan 2013 4:52pm |
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| TheAllSeeingPie Member Since: 18 Apr 2012 Location: Leeds Posts: 848
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By the way, how is this post off topic? It's about FFRRs .... :/ |
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18th Jan 2013 7:17pm |
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| Mapmuppet Member Since: 03 Sep 2008 Location: Guildford Posts: 153
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Currently in between FFRR's but loving the W12 in the snow |
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18th Jan 2013 9:16pm |
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| aneurysm1 Member Since: 12 Dec 2012 Location: burnley Posts: 202 
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What year did terrain response become standard on the ffrr? And is there any point having it if you dont go off roading or anything fancy like that? |
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21st Jan 2013 12:47pm |
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| TheAllSeeingPie Member Since: 18 Apr 2012 Location: Leeds Posts: 848
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MY2007 cars onwards, so some 56 plates but mainly the 07+ plates. Doesn't make a huge difference but it does change the gearbox behaviour and the throttle map so you don't have to tread gingerly. However if you're not a clod-footed oaf like me you should be ok with out it |
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21st Jan 2013 1:07pm |
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| aneurysm1 Member Since: 12 Dec 2012 Location: burnley Posts: 202
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marvelous. The most standard rangey with no gizmos can cope better than pretty much everything on the road anyway. |
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21st Jan 2013 1:25pm |
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| jez000 Member Since: 17 Apr 2009 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 738 
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Drove mine from Nottingham to Yorkshire in absolute comfort today, plenty of snow when I got home, here is a little bit of my road from my Blackview :
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21st Jan 2013 5:56pm |
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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35248
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not many peeps go down that road then.....nice views.. |
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21st Jan 2013 6:00pm |
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| jez000 Member Since: 17 Apr 2009 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 738
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Its a bit quiet Stan, luckily I live on the same road as a dairy farmer so he keeps the roads clear for the milk tanker |
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21st Jan 2013 7:11pm |
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