Saying that Topgear seem to show it as a measure of grip on fwd "hot hatches" do you think it would be possible to generate the required grip in a well-sorted fabia to get it to lift a wheel?

Discuss....

I can get all four wheels to lift . .

My parent's driveway is on a slope. vRS is the only car I've had (including my Elise) that lifts a rear wheel as I turn up it!

Someone in a black Fabia kept cocking a rear wheel on the C&F meet drive...

I think an ARB equipped car could lift a rear wheel when really pressing on in the twisties...

As for a non-ARB equipped car, you're having a giraffe.

As for a non-ARB equipped car' date=' you're having a giraffe. [/quote']

Not so, I have a pic of my car cocking a wheel on the hairpin at knockhill, Its on my home pc, i will have a rake when i get home

Someone in a black Fabia kept cocking a rear wheel on the C&F meet drive...

yeah I was gonna say that! pmsl!!

What you need to do Col, is "commit" to a roundabout, back off, and brake. That should get visible air between a rear wheel and the tarmac.

What you need to do Col, is "commit" to a roundabout, back off, and brake. That should get visible air between a rear wheel and the tarmac.

what a silly thing to do lol!

What you need to do Col, is "commit" to a roundabout, back off, and brake. That should get visible air between a rear wheel and the tarmac.

:rofl:

What a rediculous idea!

What you need to do Col, is "commit" to a roundabout, back off, and brake. That should get visible air between a rear wheel and the tarmac.

Is there anyway you could get out and look........................:confused:

Is there anyway you could get out and look........................:confused:

I want to see a picture of Colin committing to a roundabout, backing off and braking whilst hanging out of the drivers door looking at the back wheel... priceless.

what a silly thing to do lol!

yeah, only a fooking maniac would do something like that! must havea screw loose or something...

I want to see a picture of Colin committing to a roundabout, backing off and braking whilst hanging out of the drivers door looking at the back wheel... priceless.

I was more concerned about seeing a citroen c2 in my passenger window and a silver octy RS in the drivers side window and a big roundabout thru the windscreen whilst trying to put a bit of opposite lock on lol

I want to see a picture of Colin committing to a roundabout, backing off and braking whilst hanging out of the drivers door looking at the back wheel... priceless.

While taking a photo.................................

While taking a photo.................................

and eating a burger

While taking a photo.................................

:eek: Now that would be rediculous!

Opposite lock - jees... I've only just got the hang of the throttle tease.

:eek: Now that would be rediculous!

Opposite lock - jees... I've only just got the hang of the throttle tease.

Get it to Angelsey

Get it to Angelsey

Angelsey?

Is that a new manoeuvre?

is it like surfboarding in a car?:confused:

and eating a burger

That would be very dangerous, any spilt onions couled make the road very slippy for others............

my mate said i "lifted" a wheel in my combi (apparently) i dont think i did tho as he saw me drive out of college... at the bottom roundabout its a cool bit of road to zoom down!:P

My Polo GTi used to do it quite a lot, so my mates who were driving behind me used to tell me. No one has ever mentioned it to me in the Fabia, but having very low, very stiff suspension would help! (as would an ARB).

Not so, I have a pic of my car cocking a wheel on the hairpin at knockhill, Its on my home pc, i will have a rake when i get home

Where's this pic then?

My Pug 205 diesel used to do it alot, and my ****roen Xsara Vtr did it. Mmmmmm Torsion bar rear suspension

Where's this pic then?

Still Raking, I believe it was from a chap from SCC and the ar$e view of this photo

Will keep checking, may be on swmbos laptop, of not one of the seat chappies will have it.

Just to prove it can **** two wheels(For a very different reason)

But the hairpin at knockhill is notorious for unbalanced fun, uphill righthander and although it doesnt look it in the pic it is very steep.

But the hairpin at knockhill is notorious for unbalanced fun' date=' uphill righthander and although it doesnt look it in the pic it is very steep.[/quote']

need to get a camera put in one of the fabias on the next trackday :P