WRC wrecks

[Langdale Forest]

How badly damaged does a WRC car have to be before it is written off?

[6789]

How long is a piece of string?...

[Langdale Forest]

Thanks for that 'informative' answer! :rolleyes:

[N.O.T]

nice to see they allow internet access to kindergardens in brittain....

[Langdale Forest]

That is N.O.T a good post!

[bennizw]

How badly damaged does one have to be to start so many useless threads, before one is written off?

[Langdale Forest]

This was a reasonable question, much better than asking about 4 different WRC drivers in 4 different threads.

[dimviii]

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
How badly damaged does one have to be to start so many useless threads, before one is written off?

[logic]

I think this is done

http://www.zhaust.com/forum/index.php?t=getfile&id=69745&private=0

[Macd]

Latvala's car from turkey wasn't a write off. Solberg germany 2004 and mcrae corsica 2000 are the ones that spring to mind. It depends on roll cage integrity.
Whole cars will never be writen off. There is always parts to be salvaged.


but please stop with threads for every question.

[Roy]

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but please stop with threads for every question.

@Langdale Forest Maybe you could a thread with the name 'Langdale Forests WRC questions' Maybe it sounds funny. But please...
Is it easier to find and to answer, less frustrating and the forum is not overloaded with a lot of short (nonsense) threads.

Thnx.

[Francis44]

A good example is Latvala's Ford last year in Portugal. That one was for sure done.

[Brother John]

This was a reasonable question, much better than asking about 4 different WRC drivers in 4 different threads.

Because much new members (younger people?) make too much new Threads they do not find the same subject at the older Threads! :rolleyes:
Or are them too lazy to find and to read at the places where you find information concerning about the subject? :p :

[J.Lindstroem]

I really think that my thread about screws was ok.