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Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars

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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 15, 2009 12:39PM

> And GROUND CONTROL?????

Rice Control!!!



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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 15, 2009 02:28PM
All the M3's in Mitchells used this picture

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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 15, 2009 02:41PM
No John, what I mean is that is what the E36 fronts look like. On 92ish+.
The rears will likely be identical to mine, but I'll check it all out, and look at the length and articulation of the half shafts and the amount of space/clearance.



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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 15, 2009 02:43PM
randyzimmer Wrote:
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> All the M3's in Mitchells used this picture
>
>
Well I always said that E30 M3 is the only Bavarian Maggot Wagon I'd own.
That's just like an Xratty fitment.

Randy when you say all M3s what YEARS is "all"?






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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 15, 2009 02:55PM
NoCoast Wrote:
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> No John, what I mean is that is what the E36
> fronts look like. On 92ish+.

It looks cheesy as for holding a strut we're pounding on. Maybe Ok for Yuppie wives getting groceries. Look at the nice thing Randy just posted, that's way way better.

Go look with the idea of spring to body and spring to tire clearance.
Maybe measure overall lengths.


> The rears will likely be identical to mine, but
> I'll check it all out, and look at the length and
> articulation of the half shafts and the amount of
> space/clearance.
>
> Grant Hughes
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Seriously?
December 15, 2009 06:11PM
john vanlandingham Wrote:
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> Aftermarket for WHAT??

Body parts, glass..

> MMuch more likely x 0% chance of x car = what?
> People are not im,agining building 04 cars,
> they're thinking 94 cars---16 years ago.
> SIXTEEN years at the latest.

A BMW is a BMW.. a Merkur is a what did you say?

> HOW could I overlook the inestimable value of
> impressing a theoreticl unknown person who is
> likely uninterested and un-caring.

John, MAYBE you don't get it. But this exists and matters to at least some extent to many people.

For instance, most peoples Wive's.

Millions of **NORMAL EVERYDAY STOCK BEIGE TOYOTA CAMRY DRIVING** American's will get hot and bothered about a clapped out "SOMETHING".

It can mean the difference between "Oh, John's working on that classic Porsche of his again," not "That fucking husband of mine is working on that old piece of shit"

Without writting an exhaustive list of the clapped out somethings.. I'll mention a few that they won't get excited about. MERKURS AND VOLVOS.





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Re: Seriously?
December 15, 2009 07:06PM
hudson Wrote:
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> john vanlandingham Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Aftermarket for WHAT??
>
> Body parts, glass..
>
> > MMuch more likely x 0% chance of x car =
> what?
> > People are not im,agining building 04 cars,
> > they're thinking 94 cars---16 years ago.
> > SIXTEEN years at the latest.
>
> A BMW is a BMW.. a Merkur is a what did you say?
>
> > HOW could I overlook the inestimable value
> of
> > impressing a theoretical unknown person who
> is
> > likely uninterested and un-caring.
>
> John, MAYBE you don't get it. But this exists and
> matters to at least some extent to many people.

Obviously I don't get it. The car to me is a tool which is used to make me giggle if it WORKS well and has the potential to go fast for very little cash outlay.
>
> For instance, most peoples Wive's.

Definitely don't get THAT.
>
> Millions of **NORMAL EVERYDAY STOCK BEIGE TOYOTA
> CAMRY DRIVING** American's will get hot and
> bothered about a clapped out "SOMETHING".

They will?


>
> It can mean the difference between "Oh, John's
> working on that classic Porsche of his again," not
> "That fucking husband of mine is working on that
> old piece of shit"
>
> Without writting an exhaustive list of the clapped
> out somethings.. I'll mention a few that they
> won't get excited about until they go for a ride in one, and they know how relatively little it cost to go fast in MERKURS AND VOLVOS. then they'll wonder why some people waste so much money on Sububitchis and Evoburus when obviously the vast majority doing those cars are no faster than they would be in a simpler car that has some power.

Fixed that for ya, no charge!
>
>
>
> Andrew M
> Onterrible
> 30ish






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Re: Seriously?
December 15, 2009 09:19PM
winking smiley



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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 16, 2009 10:36AM
Or, the wife wants no part of it, and is happy that you're out of the house and from under her hair, so she can do whatever it is that wimminfolk do!

--sarge



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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 16, 2009 10:52AM
SgtRauksauff Wrote:
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> Or, the wife wants no part of it, and is happy
> that you're out of the house and from under her
> hair, so she can do whatever it is that wimminfolk
> do!
>
> --sarge


dammit , Sarge, they're doing wimminstuff---just what do you think they were doing?
>
> ---** To be in compliance with the Anarchy **---
> Jorden R. Kleier
> Baraboo, Wisconsin, USA
> 1990 Mazdog Protege 4WD
> 1973






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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/16/2009 10:53AM by john vanlandingham.
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Re: Suzuki Swift / Chevy Aveo Rally Cars
December 16, 2009 11:51AM
tmachnik Wrote:
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> The golf mk2 might be on it's way out, but all the
> good bits will pretty much swap over into a newer
> mk3 shell, which will be readily available at your
> local pick and pull for another 10 years or so.
> By then the mk4 models will be cheaper than dirt,
> and the bigger, stiffer shell, and factory turbo
> will be welcomed by many. I don't see the north
> american vw golf rally legacy ending any time
> soon.

Another one of those "locality" things.

Around here the A2 cars are dried up and anything in half decent shape is $2k+. A3s are drying up fast, and you can buy A4s for under $1k easily.

They have electrical problems...






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