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Any Singapore Ferrari owners?

Discussion in 'Asia' started by DouglasNg, Jun 7, 2004.

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Should we end it?

  1. Lung will Break

  2. MP will Break

  3. The Singapore Thread will Break...END IT!

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  1. lung7707

    lung7707 F1 World Champ

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    In Bobby's case its a Warrant officer rank aka Enchik. The guy that shouts alot and walks around with a big stick :). I know bobby has a loud voice... however there is no confirmation of his big stick.
     
  2. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Let me test the larini first.

    Maybe one for my 430 as well, can order together.
     
  3. leang86

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    Bro, how do you change the shocks and use stock springs with it?

    I thought it should be change springs while still using stock shocks first...
     
  4. lung7707

    lung7707 F1 World Champ

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    Yes test it.

    btw why did u take out the GTC? No good?
     
  5. lung7707

    lung7707 F1 World Champ

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    Change to adjustable shocks?
     
  6. leang86

    leang86 F1 Rookie

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    Too loud and with heavy bass especially in traffic, tiring after some time!
    Going to put it back maybe next week to compare..

    Will prefer a higher pitch tone at high revs, GTC is loud and sounds good but still don't sound like the 355 or SE.

    Whats your take on this?
     
  7. lung7707

    lung7707 F1 World Champ

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    U still have the Gen1 Tubi? try that too.
     
  8. leang86

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    Yes adjustable shocks.. with adjustable height, stiffess and rebound settings (I think its called)

    You will be able to adjust the suspension accordingly to your preference.

    Height of car, the ride hardness and softness as for the rebound i think it is the absorbing rate. Cant remember now!
     
  9. leang86

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    I'm using that now! Sounds quite like the stock tone, but slightly louder...
     
  10. Spaing77

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    on suspension

    Dont go out and buy the most expensive double/triple adjustable shocks out there. Spring rates and rebound/compression settings are all important variables that would contribute to the value or demerits of your car's ride quality. One of the most important factors with regards to adjustable suspension that is often overlooked by consumers and car junkies is that ability to adjust the corner weights of one's car with height adjustable suspension.

    Usually, someone like Koni or Blisteins would have done all the ground work to determine what spring rates coupled with damping are most suitable for cars according to their OEM weight and perceived owner weight.

    I run

    PSS9s RS-double adjustable but I have never played with the shock settings yet, I am trying to determine the best balance first with corner weighting.

    Moton Clubsports Double adjustables M3LTW
    Very well designed shocks and custom spring settings, alot of tuners have experience with this car and its suspension setting, thus it needed little or no adjustments/fiddling with. Except I did dial in more dampening in the rear to reduce the understeer.

    R33GTR HKS HyperMax Pro with custom 12kg/mm fronts, 10kg/mm rears.
    Very comfortable but alot of body roll
    Going to swap for Circuit Specific Aragosta(custom valved in Japan) Waiting to be installed

    R34GTR Ohlins Flag R. Like my motons, these have remote canisters which allow for more fluid flow and lessen the chances for the fluid getting too hot with prolonged useage. Also more adjustability. But who the **** needs 35-40 clicks?
     
  11. lung7707

    lung7707 F1 World Champ

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    All Right!!!
     
  12. leang86

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    Thats detailed!

    I know those adjustable ones comes adjusted for your car already and its up to you to fine tune it if you want too right?
     
  13. Spaing77

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    #12513 Spaing77, Jul 17, 2007
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  14. lung7707

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    Nice
     
  15. Spaing77

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    #12515 Spaing77, Jul 17, 2007
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  16. lung7707

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    Wah this one can use for another table...so that can adjust for tall and short people. Awesome. :D
     
  17. Spaing77

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    #12517 Spaing77, Jul 17, 2007
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    the rear canistors mounted on part of the rollcage.
    The braided house has a quick release coupling that allows for the canistor to be disconnected from the main strut for the purpose for spring change and other forms of maintaince work
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  18. lung7707

    lung7707 F1 World Champ

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    which car is this set up in?
     
  19. Spaing77

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    E36 M3 Lightweight

    the weekend toy of California, still housed somewhere in Hillsbrough
     
  20. lung7707

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    Thats great.. so always something to go back to.
     
  21. Spaing77

    Spaing77 F1 Rookie

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    home is still here

    amongst my exotic bruthers who get killed on a weekly basis....:)

    *pagin for rara* *please pick up the courtesy phone*
     
  22. mikrokosmos

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    Oh I just remembered something. I was filming my documentary at Mount Elizabeth Hospital a year ago, and I saw Denise Keller in a yellow Ferrari 360 Modena (or maybe it was a 430, I can't remember) exiting the hospital. Do you know who he is?
     
  23. †~MARK~†

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    lol saw a cls 55 amg again!
    but after checking the one motoring website turns out to be fake!
    hiyah...
     
  24. bmt_boy

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    yo lung so finally made it to phuket .
    hey remember dont let to many girls distract you from your work u have alot of things riding on u .

    exactly so when m i getting the seeds.
    and leave the girls in phuket virgins for the rest of us .

    and enjo your trip remember dont use condoms.
    we need more lungs in this world...
     
  25. lung7707

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    Recruit! I came back alredy lah... now knock it town twenty for me!!! Can u make it past 5?? :D
     

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