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Originally posted by procomp
Hi Paul
You really do like to labour on this subject so much so you are starting to sound like a parrot.
So lets get a few things straight again. I am not fixated on racing and handling. I am fixated on buying a product that is actualy road worthy a
product that can be assembled correctly rather than having to hammer parts in. And chassis that when built is actualy within a tolerance that is
aceptable. Is it realy to much to expect that when you spend X amount of money on a chassis kit that the wheels should actualy point in a direction
that is usable. Or that the bodywork actualy fits the chassis Or that the so called MSA approved roll cage passes MSA scrutineering Or that the
suspension actualy moves and the geometry actualy moves in the right direction when going around a corner.
If non of the above expectation bother you then fine. But for those that think some of the above dose matter then spending a few £'s more is
worth while. It just so happens that having the above expectations all working correctly also happen to be what makes the cars quicker round the
circuits.
Cheers Matt
All the above is total fabrication,all of it is just not true,again Matts in his own sad little world he must have nothing better to do,he never has
any facts to back up his comments,just the usual "here say",and as always he's the only person going on about problems with other
Manufacturers,1st it was MK's,then Mac1's,now MNR's and Tigers,and even Sylva Riots and every other midi the other week,we
don't hear people on here who have actually built all these cars complaining about the handling or any other major build quality issues for any
of the above kits,we are all very happy with our cars,there's only him harping on how shocking they all are,and because no one is taking any
notice of him,he keeps going on and on about it,but why should anyone listen to him,he is in competition with them after all,so obviously his
objective is to try to put off any prospective buyers,although he will tell everyone this is not the reason,but its so obvious,you only have look
through your previous posts over the years,but people are wise to you now Matt,it would be akin to walking into Caterham and asking for there opinion
on Westfields,you would not expect to get a unbias answer,so all I would say to any new buyer reading this thread,and thinking of buying one of the
above kits,ignore Matts comments,go and look and drive all the above cars yourself,speak to people on here,who have actually built and driven these
kits,and then make your own mind up.
I am not going to comment further on this thread,but just want to ensure no one is put off buying a kit of there choice,through being misinformed by
Matt at Procomp.Who incidentally happens to manufacture the most expensive locost seven kit in the UK.
[Edited on 19/05/04 by PAUL FISHER]
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