
Magic Beans wrote:As much as I loved Mule II I wouldn't want it back.It's a victim of it's own styling really, as you were always worried about damaging that paint etc and the wheel/tyre combo was less than ideal for ultimate handling.
If I were to do it again it would be a very different animal, with performance and handling as the sole focus and aesthetics based purely around function.
Once that's sorted I'd make it look as good as possible but never at the expense of the business side of things.
I think iecku has it pretty much spot on what I'd choose to do.
To be honest though I can't ever see it happening, unless I find myself with a lottery win and just cars just for sh*ts and giggles.Like when you finish games such as Gran Turismo and have money to burn, so make mental cars for fun
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Handling wise it couldn't be more different.The steering is so quick and sensitive it's crazy.
I'm not done any miles in it really other than the drive back, so I've yet to scope it all out and see what I've got.
The brakes are awful in comparison to my old Carbotech setup, although i suspect they need bleeding and sorting.
The alignment is way out too, as the previous owner fitted a wide track kit to it and obviously never got around to getting it dialed in before selling.
Another easy fix though and one which should improve the handling no end.
I'm still trying to work out what everything in the engine bay does and I've yet to find the dipstick
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I totally understand what you are saying about having it to a point where it's almost not worth driving as you are scared it gets damaged.




Contradict the other and so on.







I agree, his looks pretty mean but still works as it should


I take it the tire and wheel combo you were using didn't help you out much other than it looked great?

Haha exactly! Like Gran Turismo.






That's the kind of things I'd be buying/building.


To be honest I couldn't care less about










That new car of yours sounds like a right bit of kit though.





What was your old brake set up like? Reason I ask is that I badly need to do the brakes on mine.






That made me chuckle about the dip stick





