Is it wrong to want this car?
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Is it wrong to want this car?
I have known about this company for a while but have never seen a complete car. It's gotta be a handful to drive fast but it would be a fun toy.Mini : Classic Mini Morris in Mini | eBay Motors
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Eh, I'd rather have a classic engine mini. That honda engine has to be messing up the weight distribution. And weren't people able to get some serious power out of those tiny engines back in the day?
Another thing to remember about the mini, the stock suspension uses rubber bands (I **** you not) instead of springs. Can be made to handle amazingly for a fwd pos, but not even remotely comfortable. This car looks to have coil overs though.
Another thing to remember about the mini, the stock suspension uses rubber bands (I **** you not) instead of springs. Can be made to handle amazingly for a fwd pos, but not even remotely comfortable. This car looks to have coil overs though.
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Eh, I'd rather have a classic engine mini. That honda engine has to be messing up the weight distribution. And weren't people able to get some serious power out of those tiny engines back in the day?
Another thing to remember about the mini, the stock suspension uses rubber bands (I **** you not) instead of springs. Can be made to handle amazingly for a fwd pos, but not even remotely comfortable. This car looks to have coil overs though.
Another thing to remember about the mini, the stock suspension uses rubber bands (I **** you not) instead of springs. Can be made to handle amazingly for a fwd pos, but not even remotely comfortable. This car looks to have coil overs though.
Ahe A-series engines are crap that belongs in a tractor. And if you consider serious power to be like <120whp out of a fully bored/stroked/tuned engine, then yeah, serious power!
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