I might be up for that too.
Right, I'm not going any more (just kidding)
Love aircraft ...
Me too, but I couldn't eat a whole one.
I might be up for that too.
Love aircraft ...
Meanie!Right, I'm not going any more (just kidding)
Me too, but I couldn't eat a whole one.
lol... should be fun, just hope the weather is on our side on the day...Meanie!
And if I'm there I'll be the one with the lounge with pop wheelslol... should be fun, just hope the weather is on our side on the day...
I'll be the one in the black rain jacket with huge red NURBURGRING lettering on the back Nice and Subtle - NOT
Just easy to find in a crowd at car meets
EDIT: Oh and the two huge graphite viper stripes down the car - lol
:yeahthat: Me too. I'd be interested on this as I have no desire to tear-arse around the Nurburgring but a more settled ride would be nice.
:yeahthat:
I have R16 multispokes, and also want a little more comfort. I don't want to change the wheels, but would new springs help? Am on a budget so coilvers out of the question.
Reading through other posts on this most people are modifying for better handling/lowered look, rather than comfort.
Some people who've lowered their cars have also reported better comfort levels. Tbh if you're on a budget then just save up and buy some coilovers later on and do a proper job of it.:yeahthat:
I have R16 multispokes, and also want a little more comfort. I don't want to change the wheels, but would new springs help? Am on a budget so coilvers out of the question.
Reading through other posts on this most people are modifying for better handling/lowered look, rather than comfort.
:yeahthat:
I have R16 multispokes, and also want a little more comfort. I don't want to change the wheels, but would new springs help? Am on a budget so coilvers out of the question.
Reading through other posts on this most people are modifying for better handling/lowered look, rather than comfort.
To be fair it's not a common thing to modify for comfort.:yeahthat:again!
I don't think we are going to get a definitive answer on the comfort option
:yeahthat:again!
I don't think we are going to get a definitive answer on the comfort option
why not
test drive my car and make you own assessment
For those wanting a smoother ride..... Koni now seem to do an FSD kit which should be pretty good for comfort whilst also making the car handle better.
http://www.koni.com/58.html
Kit number is 2100-4117 and doesn't seem to be on sale anywhere but I'm sure if you got in contact with these guys -> http://www.koni-suspension.co.uk/fiat_c34220_34711_8925_8931.htm they could sort you out with some.
Hope that helps some of our more elderly members with their arthritic joints etc etc
You young(ish) whippersnapper, lol. Baxwalker and I will challenge you to a penny farthing race at IOW 2010 and just to make sure we win notts is the referee.
You tell em Tony - I'm with you on this one mate - just too many boy racers on the roads these days who think that driving fast is to be enjoyed. hehe! Why don't they just buy go-karts - seems like that's what they are aiming for with their mods. - Only joshing guys
Heh Some people call that trolling you know Not me thoughHey Bax don't tell them you're joking when you're making a contentious comment... let 'em work it out for themselves! wind up more people that way :devil:
Heh Some people call that trolling you know Not me though
Hey Bax don't tell them you're joking when you're making a contentious comment... let 'em work it out for themselves! wind up more people that way :devil:
Have you thought about those Koni FSD's? They're not strictly there to make the car handle better, they also increase comfortI know... I'm just a boring old pacifist - but seriously if I'd wanted a car that corners like a go-kart I would have kept my International Class racing kart - now that could corner!!
Have you thought about those Koni FSD's? They're not strictly there to make the car handle better, they also increase comfort