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Seriously, how hard could it possibly be to work on a Ferrari?

Discussion in '348/355' started by Douge, Apr 25, 2006.

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  1. Douge

    Douge Karting

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    #1 Douge, Apr 25, 2006
    I mean assuming you don't need a lot of specialty tools, whats the big? How many people do belts, valves or clutches? Maybe I'm worng but its basically a car and that stuff isn't rocket science.
     
  2. No Doubt

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    #2 No Doubt, Apr 25, 2006
  3. Douge

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    #3 Douge, Apr 25, 2006
  4. ferrame

    ferrame Formula 3

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    #4 ferrame, Apr 26, 2006
    Will the F355 be the same as the 348 in terms of dropping engine to do the 30k service?
     
  5. Ingenere

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    #5 Ingenere, Apr 26, 2006
    Yes!
     
  6. Samy

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    #6 Samy, Apr 26, 2006
    Its easier then on many other cars. Ferraris are very simple made cars. Maybe because the parts are installed by hand and all problem solves are made easy or like form follows function. So its easy to install and deinstall parts. But also don't have much quality compared to a high quality car made most by machines Audi, Mercedes, Porsche are on a higher level.
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  7. galvert

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    #7 galvert, Apr 28, 2006
    let s not forget that ferraris are italian cars :p

    no way you can compare them to german cars in terms of quality.
     

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