Montreal Style C-class. How low can you go?
Montreal Style C-class. How low can you go?
08-20-2002, 03:40 PM
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08-20-2002, 05:58 PM
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Buy an expensive Lorinser bodykit, and then ruin it with a ricer-style drop...
Why not going with what Lorinser suggests, including the rims AND the ride height. That's a part of their design.
Why not going with what Lorinser suggests, including the rims AND the ride height. That's a part of their design.
08-20-2002, 06:00 PM
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Originally posted by vadim
Buy an expensive Lorinser bodykit, and then ruin it with a ricer-style drop... Why not going with what Lorinser suggests, including the rims AND the ride height. That's a part of their design.
Buy an expensive Lorinser bodykit, and then ruin it with a ricer-style drop...
Why not going with what Lorinser suggests, including the rims AND the ride height. That's a part of their design.
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08-20-2002, 06:13 PM
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Hey VRsik
You beat me too it, thanx for posting my car.
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it.
Blah blah blah
You beat me too it, thanx for posting my car.
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it.
Blah blah blah
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08-20-2002, 06:16 PM
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Originally posted by vadim
Buy an expensive Lorinser bodykit, and then ruin it with a ricer-style drop... Why not going with what Lorinser suggests, including the rims AND the ride height. That's a part of their design.
Buy an expensive Lorinser bodykit, and then ruin it with a ricer-style drop...
Why not going with what Lorinser suggests, including the rims AND the ride height. That's a part of their design.
08-20-2002, 06:47 PM
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I'm the one who took the photos. The owner of this car is known in thoughout the city for building some of the nicest cars that are big attention getters. I don't see the fun in driving a car that is invisible but if that's your taste go for it. 
08-20-2002, 07:46 PM
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I think the name "Montreal Racing" is a little deceiving; no race cars, well ones that want to be somewhat competitive are lowered to the point where their fenders completely cover the top of the tire. I assume that Montreal Racing applies to street racing due to this.
Aside from being lowered... nice car
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Aside from being lowered... nice car
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08-20-2002, 11:53 PM
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I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it. Blah blah blah
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it. Blah blah blah
Be kind with your remarks. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Suggest that I suck anything, as you did with vadim, and I'll blast this thread to oblivion.
And just to be clear, you don't "build" a car, you alter it. Mercedes-Benz builds cars. And this is how they "build" them...
08-21-2002, 12:44 AM
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Originally posted by MB-BOB
And just to be clear, you don't "build" a car, you alter it. Mercedes-Benz builds cars. And this is how they "build" them...
And just to be clear, you don't "build" a car, you alter it. Mercedes-Benz builds cars. And this is how they "build" them...
The Slack, about the stickers. That is what ricers do! They put a ton of small stickers on their car to get that race car look.
I actually complemented your car, no need for hostility.
08-21-2002, 12:45 AM
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Originally posted by DannyITR
I'm the one who took the photos. The owner of this car is known in thoughout the city for building some of the nicest cars that are big attention getters. I don't see the fun in driving a car that is invisible but if that's your taste go for it.
I'm the one who took the photos. The owner of this car is known in thoughout the city for building some of the nicest cars that are big attention getters. I don't see the fun in driving a car that is invisible but if that's your taste go for it.
Just kidding
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08-21-2002, 02:51 AM
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Originally posted by the slack
hey accord, what does a sticker in the window have to do with dumb *** replies that one receives?
and vadim, maybe u should try and be original and not be an OEM GEEK
hey accord, what does a sticker in the window have to do with dumb *** replies that one receives?
and vadim, maybe u should try and be original and not be an OEM GEEK
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Originally posted by sticky
Hey VRsik
You beat me too it, thanx for posting my car.
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it.
Blah blah blah
Hey VRsik
You beat me too it, thanx for posting my car.
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it.
Blah blah blah
I do however like the body kit. That looks good.
ps. she'll clean up against the montreal racer.
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08-21-2002, 03:24 AM
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Vince, you forgot to put the closing bracket on your last image tag .
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Originally posted by sticky
Hey VRsik
You beat me too it, thanx for posting my car.
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it.
Blah blah blah
Hey VRsik
You beat me too it, thanx for posting my car.
I chose to put Japanese wheels and a big drop and then all of a suden it's riced out. From here on anyone with a negative comment if you want to insult me you have to post a pic of your car so I can see who the comments come from. Cause I don't need to hear it from a guy with a stock C-class. I chose to build it the way I like it.
Blah blah blah
do you have those adjustable shocks? hopefully you won't get a lot of damage on the bottom of the car. Crome and WAY too low doesn't do well on a German. it is not going to make your car a custom BelAir lowrider that is worth 150K US dollar.
i do like the bodykit and the way front end looks though. the rear is just way too low.
btw here is my STOCK C-class. try to out run me first otherwise i can't hear your "blah blah blah"
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08-21-2002, 07:36 AM
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IMO (everybody has one) if you don't like the looks of the car the way it rolled of the assy line.............don't buy it....
sorry I don't like the slammed look either...but the rest of car is nice...
sorry I don't like the slammed look either...but the rest of car is nice...
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Originally posted by Vince
umm... i'm not a fan of slammed cars either. It takes the functionality out of the car. You say that you're "montreal racing"... give me a break. You can't race in that. If all you''ve done is dropped it. It probably handles like crap now with those heavy rims.
I do however like the body kit. That looks good.
[IMG]http://www.csportcoupe.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=10[/IMG
ps. she'll clean up against the montreal racer.]
umm... i'm not a fan of slammed cars either. It takes the functionality out of the car. You say that you're "montreal racing"... give me a break. You can't race in that. If all you''ve done is dropped it. It probably handles like crap now with those heavy rims.
I do however like the body kit. That looks good.
[IMG]http://www.csportcoupe.com/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=10[/IMG
ps. she'll clean up against the montreal racer.]
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Originally posted by MB-BOB
And just to be clear, you don't "build" a car, you alter it. Mercedes-Benz builds cars. And this is how they "build" them...
And just to be clear, you don't "build" a car, you alter it. Mercedes-Benz builds cars. And this is how they "build" them...
Close one.
