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16 years ago
'ere Vamp, so luxury toys for you.
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16 years ago
Chavved Toymota saloons.
I have to ask..... why?
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16 years ago
Why not. Just like trackday alfas. Or spending the extra on a Brabus/AMG/Carlsson. You can stillonly do 70 in the UK, and you only need to be so comfortable.
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16 years ago
Some of them are really nice. Except for the one with 'Fabulous' plastered across the windscreen!
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16 years ago
That bit I agree with actually.
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16 years ago
Because it is comes down to destroying a car: the front is extreem, makes the car indrivable. The rear with the four tincans, well pathetic really.
Won't even comment on this one: it's just there to annoy StevenH.
You are kidding if you compare those cars with Brabus/ AMG/Carlsson...
Suggestion: get into a Brabus tuned car (please not a Smart) but something with the stroked V8, take it gently to 200 kph and then floor the right pedal. Then you will know what Brabus is...
Hint: when you floor it, be sure the front wheels are straight.
Tom De Moor
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16 years ago
Post corrected.
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16 years ago
Life isn't all about how well your car handles or how fast it goes :)
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16 years ago
Generally, a lot of camber means dead solid, not twitchy. And air ride factory suspension handles nicely.
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16 years ago
And while Wald will provide the body kit, and TRD some dress up parts and brakes, Tom's will provide the supercharger, with a mines ECU to deal with the engine.
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16 years ago
Yup, I love it, looks alot like a BMW 840 front end, love that snub nose look with small rectangular headlights
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16 years ago
Lots of stick on tat, then.
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16 years ago
Body kit yes, but hardly call factory motorsport approved brakes, supercharger kit, and mappable ecu as SOT.
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16 years ago
'Motorsport Approved' on an LS400?
What a bizarre concept.
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16 years ago
Or the Skyline models, or the top spec supra MK4. Or the Chaser.
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16 years ago
Or the Skyline models, or the top spec supra MK4. Or the Chaser.
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16 years ago
Not really. The UCF10 Celsior/LS400 is bodily and size wise very similar=20 to a Toyota Chaser or the same era.
Tom's do similar, but they are factory approved and tend to push things=20 further. It is like Hirsch (warrenty approved) and Maptun (not) for Saab. The difference is TRD have been in house factory since the start
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I think the issue was with luxury and sporty SLC/S/M5/M3 style rather=20 than sporty.
The Jcars have always been quick but different.
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16 years ago
Playstation cars.
Very quick and accomplished, but zero character.
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16 years ago
You've clearly driven all of them to make an informed judgement then.