My turbo has a new friend
#34
07-30-2008 | 05:45 PM
Since you asked,
Alex/Sharkwerks will have the car next Friday for a week+ to upload some secret sauce and other goods. We are also looking at some more suspension fine tuning. I might be pulling off the TA and Rinspeed stuff for some updates if I can get my act together by then... if not, I will wait until Fall.
Again, the new ride is very nice!
Alex/Sharkwerks will have the car next Friday for a week+ to upload some secret sauce and other goods. We are also looking at some more suspension fine tuning. I might be pulling off the TA and Rinspeed stuff for some updates if I can get my act together by then... if not, I will wait until Fall.
Again, the new ride is very nice!
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07-30-2008 | 05:46 PM
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07-31-2008 | 06:52 AM
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Gorgeous cars, I love that white! I see you're in MA, what are you going to drive in the winter? I was thinking about trading in my DD S4 for an M3 or C63 but doubt it can handle an IL winter. Anyone getting through a winter w/ an M3 on winter wheels/tires?
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07-31-2008 | 08:06 PM
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07-31-2008 | 09:21 PM
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BTW -- The Honda is front wheel drive and might work well in snow .
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07-31-2008 | 10:02 PM
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Thats your DD.... Ah.
Hahaha, phenominal selections of cars man. Would love to have that setup in my garage!
Edit: I saw your winter dilemma, Im pretty sure you can pick up the 18s, throw some winter tires on them, and you'll be ok. The DSC on M3s are extremely responsive. I drove my E46 M3 in the winter with the 19s, slippery, but with the 18's and winter tires, I'm sure it would be ok. (never got a winter setup since it doesnt snow more then 6 inches here)
Hahaha, phenominal selections of cars man. Would love to have that setup in my garage!
Edit: I saw your winter dilemma, Im pretty sure you can pick up the 18s, throw some winter tires on them, and you'll be ok. The DSC on M3s are extremely responsive. I drove my E46 M3 in the winter with the 19s, slippery, but with the 18's and winter tires, I'm sure it would be ok. (never got a winter setup since it doesnt snow more then 6 inches here)
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