Seems to be a lot of recent purchases of 200's. Wondering how many are going to be stuffed over the next 3 or 4 months.
Seems to be a lot of recent purchases of 200's. Wondering how many are going to be stuffed over the next 3 or 4 months.
Mine is 100% not going on the list this year, thank god..
blown the big end bearings so i have taken it of the road for the winter to fix it..
Glad to hear. Kind of! Love your car mate so please take care of it!!
Mine wont be in the list aswell.
Car's off road untill spring so no chance of "killing it"
My S13's probably only making another trip or two this year... one of those being me moving to the Isle of Wight.Originally Posted by NickS13
Mine will prob end up on the list this year. Thats if it ever makes it back on the road in the first place Ofcourse
1998 Nissan 200sx s14a , 2000 std 5 speed with nismo supercoppermix clutch bn6 Sapphire Blue
My old one will sadly be on the list shortly. It has no engine or gearbox. And a trashed shell due to a van driver.
sweet, will have to meet up when you over.. theres is only 2/3 200sx's over here..
Mine is living in the unit until march, might come out on exceptionally nice days otherwise its in hiding from now!
Im shaking down my V8 conversion coming from a sr20de, plus ive got a welder, plus im reshelling in the new year, so if i dont make it on the kill list id be disappointed lol
mine's safe unless i slide into it on the drive (broke and sorn'd for far too long)
wishing all S-body winter drivers luck!
Just stuck a fat ARB on the back yesterday and noticed how bald the rears are. Probably won't need to book the MoT next month.
My tax is up end of the month so I'll store it till spring next year and probably do some undersealing through the winter
well my s14a is my stage 1 daily driver, so wish me luck
Having driven one for 3 years every day, I've got more chance of crashing my 306 this winter.well my s14a is my stage 1 daily driver, so wish me luck
The 200 grips better and stops better. It's just the right foot that keeps killing season alive each year.
Yup. I did for 4 abd a bit years. through wind, rain and snow and never had any problems. The accident rate in snow is due to the british being idiots and thinking that it just makes the road a bit more slippery and 4x4's can be driven normally. Spend a winter in the Alps and get the experienceDriving in snow isn't difficult if you know what you're doing. I had 1 accidental slip and that was taking avoiding action due to someone not having a clue and thinking putting foot down hard was the answer to sliding sideways after taking a corner too fast
I did have a few "accidental" slides though
Well had a brown trouser moment this morning! not good when you have a delaminated front brake pad that decides to fall out on the way to work :-0
sooooooooooooooooooooooooo feckin glad i have an R33 rear set-up with its superb, fantastic handbrake, I LOVE MY HAND BRAKE!
Well thats 24-48hrs you cant count me off the potentially kill list, back on when my pads arrive! lol
Your brake pad fell out of the caliper? How is that even possible
This will be my 5th year driving the 200 in the winter. It's fun
The pad material delaminated from the backing plate is what he is saying. The backing plate is held in by the pins but doesn't do much for the braking.Your brake pad fell out of the caliper? How is that even possible
This will be my 5th year driving the 200 in the winter. It's fun
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