[s-cars] Worthy projects (was Alum..was UrS $)

JR audiurs4 at mailforce.net
Mon Apr 23 12:40:15 EDT 2007


Check out the turning radius on the Volvo S60R. A friend of mine has one 
and he regrets buying it for this alone.  It's very annoying.  It's hard 
to park in between two cars in a parking lot or ramp and forget about 
making a u-turn on anything less than a 6 lane divided road without 
using reverse. Even then it would be tight.  Even my battleship of a 
URS4 can u-turn at most intersections.

JR

QSHIPQ at aol.com wrote:
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> Not sure I agree.  Drive a tweeked S60R and your perspective of the  world 
> changes.  Even 4 pison rear calipers on really big rotors,  the only other time 
> I've seen that, is looking at the Hapermobile a couple years  ago as it sat 
> busted in Tufty's shop from too much boost...    The S  car is mainstream as it 
> gets in comparison, whatever you chose to do to  it.  Stepping out of the 
> mainstream by the manufacturer, THEN tweeking, has  been proven at volvo, mistu, 
> acura, bmw ( the latest twin turbo I6?  Watch  out boys!), and others, some as 
> long or longer than the S (Dinan has had some  wonderful toys for years before 
> these S car "qships").
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> I didn't pick Qship(Q) because it sounded good, or it looks congruous on a  
> license plate.  I like my rides that way.  Maybe the difference  is that I 
> appreciate a lot of others built that way too.
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> Oh, yea, and those POS are still POS, and they still haven't put a ignition  
> switch behind the key that works (my project today)
>  
> Reality *and* a stained quattro shirt.  
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> SJ
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> In a message dated 4/23/2007 10:08:46 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
> pmische at comcast.net writes:
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> Easy there, big fella.  The cars you mentioned are mainstream, known  fast 
> cars.  S-cars are less known and more stealthy and  more Q-ship-like, in my 
> eyes.  I certainly don't mean to imply  you're a mainstream guy, or not crazy, or 
> likely to do conventional  things.  My comments are directed along the line of 
> things you've stated  in this thread, they extend no further than that.
>  
> Now suck the coffee off your shirt & let's get back to work!   I've got an S6 
> with a blown POS to fix....
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