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Another video of the Malaysian CSR Caterham Super Seven CSR200 2.3 M and a Group of GTR

Nice looking car! May I ask what supercharger your 7 has? Is it a Rotrex? I'm going to shoehorn one into an S3 and might have to pick your brain in the future. Any pictures of the setup? Feel free to message or upload it to the gallery in order to preserve the thread. Thanks!

While sooooometimes (rarely) you can find a 7 that's not covered by Crocs sleuthing of the internet, this forum won't be the source to do so. So yes while you're here, that thread is your absolute best option to have coverage over vast majority of 7s for sale in the USA and Canada at any point in time. A few specific Facebook groups and Forums will be exceptions that might get missed.

Au contraire. When you're not the presenter/responsible person in the meetings, this is exactly what happens from the participants.

The unique Singapore 7 with the radio and other bits makes it's appearance again A Caterham in the wild !

Caterham Supersport on the County Antrim Coast

What are they applying in vinyl in this shot? Are the stripes vinyl on new models?

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Never dirty! Always red. Red is best.

NOT A 7 but many parallels and Caterham does get mentioned as one of the only car options on the market lighter than an Elise. He also says, "do you want to do that???" (get a Caterham) 5 Days in a Lotus Elise - Sacrifices for Greatness | Everyday Driver

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Ride to Live 2 Very long and German but good footage and you can auto translate subtitles to English

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Lotus caterham meeting in Sweden / Dalsland

Romeo Ferraris Experience - Presentazione Caterham 170s | ROMEO FERRARIS

Finally decided to wash my floor matts out after the Exxon Vladdez accident I had on the track Came out decent

1957 Lotus 7 drive great straight cut gear whine

@Bonjo2 wow. Thanks for sharing and glad you're "ok". It's easy for any accident to become a serious accident with our little cars. There are similar to motorcycles in more ways than one. If it makes you feel any better it's not unusual to not remember the actual accident or much around it. When I hit the guiderail on my motorcycle I briefly have a recollection of approaching the turn and a few other things that day, but not much else before or even after. I don't remember the ambulance, the hospital or even details in days after.

I honestly don't think a whole lot will change (or at least I hope so). One thing that I expect is that the distribution network that Tire Rack had and dealers will be changed a bit to Discount Tire stores or specific discounts will be applied if you use Discount Tire for obvious reasons.

I'll second you. The price bullet was hard to swallow but its hard to put a price on safety (at least that's what I told myself). With only having 2 rear lights and them sitting very low on the car, I told myself I want them as bright as possible.

Trying to stay with a Radical - Caterham R400 - Snetterton Trackday - 27.09.2020 - Javelin

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I didn't realize 170S came with drums and leafs? The K car thing does make more sense now with the new Japanese ownership however. "Caterham 170S power is overrated!" Caterham 170S Review | The last great petrol sportscar? "Video: Caterham 170S review UPDATED: NOV 29TH 2021 AUTHOR: BEN MILES What is the smallest car you’ve ever driven? I bet it’s a supermini or a city car of some sort, maybe a Volkswagen Up! or a Mini. But what if I told you those were positively lardy, basically podgy old things compared to our latest test car. Lying? Nah, it’s the Caterham 170. This Caterham weighs less than a Grand Piano, it’s thinner than a 12-year-old is tall and has an engine capacity exactly the same as two cans of dandelion and burdock. So, it’s a bit weedy right? Wrong, wrong, wrong, oh how wrong can you be. This might actually be the most fun car in the world, and certainly the happiest one we’ve yet to try. Tiny three-cylinder Suzuki engine, c450kg of mass, no power steering – these are the components for a lot of fun." https://www.goodwood.com/grr/road/news/2021/11/video-caterham-170s-review/?fbclid=IwAR27jPfl_jHaDC9j1sez6eurR9-n09bbxRwNrDcW1hCXhtpZ-9-Ph_O8EPk

Does the car keep going at whatever the steering wheel is set at or does it "hunt" around for a path as it goes over road features and bumps? Do you have a removable steering wheel? My car, as I recall on the highway I do need a death grip as it won't just track dead straight on it's own and will dart in a direction as I go over bumps. Never given it much thought personally. It can track pretty well on slower speeds but it's not a car I'd ever trust without having hands on the wheel. My dilemma is that that I can't get the steering wheel to be centered. It's off to one side or the other depending on which spline it is. Edit: With that said, I wouldn't say that the steering wheel is heavy per se. No idea which rack I have.

RETRO DRAG RACE: Caterham 170R vs Mini Oselli vs Tipo 184 | Top Gear