I am sure not everyone will agree, but this is hot!
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06-15-2004, 10:06 AM
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Originally posted by deuce zer0
I’m sure it rises up to drive
I’m sure it rises up to drive
06-15-2004, 03:16 PM
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Originally posted by Brunelleschi
idiot!
just playin..i thought it was freakin awesome!
idiot!
just playin..i thought it was freakin awesome!
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06-22-2004, 04:58 AM
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93 320CE, 72 280SE 3.5, 55 220A, 05 E280CDI, 88 Mini Mayfair, 90 Peugeot 205GTI, 04 Mini Cooper
Originally posted by Brunelleschi
I am guessing it is probably on airride suspension..most of the vehicles featured on that website are
I am guessing it is probably on airride suspension..most of the vehicles featured on that website are
say no more!!Looks good though I would have preferred more restrained wheels.
Not my style.
06-22-2004, 02:37 PM
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I think that "thing" looks absolutely stupid and ridiculous.
Cars are meant to be driven as intended by the factory engineers. They don't design cars to sit on the ground or bounce around because that is something that should be reserved for the family pet, not the family car.
My biggest gripe with this stuff is the fact that the integrity of the suspension is compromised. Imagine trying to execute an emergency lane change with a car that has some sort of cobbled together air suspension, good luck! It would likely spin violently out of control and possibly kill or maim some other motorists in the process.
Cars are meant to be driven as intended by the factory engineers. They don't design cars to sit on the ground or bounce around because that is something that should be reserved for the family pet, not the family car.
My biggest gripe with this stuff is the fact that the integrity of the suspension is compromised. Imagine trying to execute an emergency lane change with a car that has some sort of cobbled together air suspension, good luck! It would likely spin violently out of control and possibly kill or maim some other motorists in the process.
06-28-2004, 04:25 AM
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Mercedes W126 500SEL 1986
Originally Posted by vraa
LOL! I know it has air suspension, people aren't that stupid to drive dragging their car!
But this E Class is soooo cooool and the air suspension would be a huge bonus when negotiating our stupid speedhumps.
07-14-2004, 02:59 PM
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lol nice car 
Some guys here importet such susoensions and dit that with an S 500. And today I saw they also made it with an Audi A3!
Some guys here importet such susoensions and dit that with an S 500. And today I saw they also made it with an Audi A3!
