[s-cars] Worthy projects (was Alum..was UrS $)
Taka Mizutani
t44tqtro at gmail.com
Tue Apr 24 07:59:23 EDT 2007
Is your friend's car bodykitted? My stock V70R has no problems scraping
unless you have a big dip and I go way too fast into the dip. The "rubbing"
you're talking about are the steering limiters- they're there to help
prevent actual rubbing. They're removable if you don't mind risking rubbing.
Engine sounds like an Audi I-5, same warble, I'm confused. Sounds just like
an Audi when paired with a manual trans and aftermarket exhaust- I came
across a modded S60R while driving the V70R- when he stomped on it, sounded
like an S-car with Stromung.
Taka
On 4/23/07, JR <audiurs4 at mailforce.net> wrote:
>
> It's all good. I can over look little things, but that would irritate
> the heck out of me every time I had to u-turn. Personally if I'm going
> to spend that much on a car I'd want to be able to u-turn and park
> easily. What is the reasoning behind making it that way anyway? It's
> not all bad though. The car does haul when you get on the gas. I love
> the way the car looks too. My friend's is the gray exterior with the
> orange baseball glove colored leather interior and blue gauges. It is
> gorgeous. Nice polished rims and huge brake rotors peeking through
> them. Other than the turning radius it's also too low for my taste. He
> can't go into any ANY parking lot or driveway without scraping. Also do
> your tires rub in the wheel wells when you turn the wheel all the way
> right or left? His does and the dealer told him it's normal. I
> searched the web and found one other account of the same thing happening
> on a non modified S60R. I find it hard to believe that it was designed
> to do that. My last gripe with the car is that the engine note has no
> soul. I can live with that though. :-P
>
> JR
>
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