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| Dax V GD handling I know there have been various discussions re whats best but has anyone driven both with similar power plants. My Dax (v8 chevy) has been set up by Cheng Lim & tested by Gary at dax ,who says its spot on but as I have only driven my own I'd be interested to hear comparisons. If I thought I could get a cob with much better handling I would seriously consider a change. Can the GD be modified to accept side pipes? I know the pros & cons but I just love the look of them Lastly, can anyone recommend a decent steering wheel, i've got a wooden motolita which looks great but feels crap. Thanks Lardy |
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| RE: Dax V GD handling Lardy, Maybe limit the post to those that have had both cars ??? 'Course once you've had the best }( Sorry couldn't resist (and no, I've got no experience in a DAX) Cheers Jim |
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| RE: Dax V GD handling The best person to speak to is Adrian Gould as he has owned both, the quote below is from the GD web site: "Superb car and superb backup from Andy Burrows at GD. I have a GDEuro Chassis and I've done about 1000 miles in the car since December. I am even happier with the car than the day I bought it (& I was very happy then.!). The handling is superb and it is amazingly easy to drive whether it be slowly around town or faster on the open road. I previously had a DAX and I don't think there is any comparison between the two, the GD wins on every aspect. I would definitely recommmend the GD to anyone. Adrian Gould" Ian |
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| RE: Dax V GD handling Remember that Adrians Dax was built down to a price for a trade dealer and was WORTH far less than he paid for the GD.which was i believe built to a much better spec. Having said that, the best thing to do is to go to Elvington and let Rob frighten the pants off you. how was that for unbiased?
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| RE: Dax V GD handling Rob, would love a spin so I'll hold you to that, but realistically would need to drive a car similar to what i'd end up with. Wonder if GD would let me test drive a demo? also any thoughts on the the side pipe issue? positive thoughts that is |
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| RE: Dax V GD handling I own a Dax (Chevy / TH350 / jAG) and have had the car set up spot on. Feels damn good to me. In all fairness I havn't driven a GD so can't comment. My Dax also runs Nitrous Oxide and a line locking system and moves like the preverbial. On the subject of the steering wheel, it depends what you are looking for. I have an Alpha wheel in my car which is colour coded to the car, is nice to hold, snaps off in a couple of seconds and has a flat bottom to make getting in/out easier. The whole combo was purchased form Europa at Tutbury. The snap off adapter is manufactured by Raid and can join up to the Moto Lita boss.
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| RE: Dax V GD handling Lardy No problem, give me a shout on the day. I have driven both, but I am not prepared to comment.
__________________ Best Regards Robert My Son had a toy steering wheel which he used to spin furiously, making loads of go-faster noises, leaning into all the tight corners, perhaps running the government feels a bit like that. You make all the noises, but when you stop you haven't really gone anywhere. |
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| RE: Dax V GD handling Ian There is also Steve Tate who now has a GD.
__________________ Best Regards Robert My Son had a toy steering wheel which he used to spin furiously, making loads of go-faster noises, leaning into all the tight corners, perhaps running the government feels a bit like that. You make all the noises, but when you stop you haven't really gone anywhere. |
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| RE: Dax V GD handling Steve Tate does not count cos he also has a 911..................In white. His other half is rather tasty though. }(
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