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Conversation Between jd666 and princesirohi
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  1. princesirohi
    01-23-2012 09:29 PM
    princesirohi
    by hill climb, i meant to ask, steep hairpin bends with incline.
  2. jd666
    01-23-2012 03:46 PM
    jd666
    Hill climb would be best with not more than 3 people total on board. not that it cant pull it, but i dont enjoy the sluggishness then. And its a low geared vehicle, so what i have noticed is that rather than pulling 3rd gear till 70-80 uphill, if you shift to 4th at around 65, it pulls better!

    Highway is fine, the newer one will be more planted and stable. Braking will be sufficient to say, though since the wheels are the size of the M800, if you dont brake properly, they will lock up soon.

    Steering is the best bit, ultra responsive... Just point and accelerate, no worries...
  3. princesirohi
    01-21-2012 11:01 PM
    princesirohi
    hey, how is the nano's hill climbing ability with 2 and 4 persons onboard. how is it on highway - ride, handling, braking, steering etc.
  4. princesirohi
    01-04-2012 10:50 PM
    princesirohi
    hi bro, i came to know that you have a tata nano, i want to buy a nano, plz visit my post here -

    http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/coffee-l...tml#post754816

    kindly give a frank opinion.

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