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Discussion in 'Boxers/TR/M' started by SamuliS, Feb 12, 2013.

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  1. SamuliS

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    #1 SamuliS, Feb 12, 2013
  2. godabitibi

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    #2 godabitibi, Feb 12, 2013
    I like that video. First time I seen a TR with 348 wheels and they look not bad at all on it. Also the guy story at the end with the Countach is very similar to my story and makes me think I must have done the right move.

    Thanks for sharing it.
     
  3. portogts

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    #3 portogts, Feb 12, 2013
    Great video!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!

    I love the testarossa!!!! :) :)
     
  4. chabch

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    #4 chabch, Feb 12, 2013
    Love the video! I'm not sold on the 348 wheels, but great great video.

    Thanks for sharing!
     
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    #5 ace355, Feb 12, 2013
    Nice vid. He got me exciting about taking the engine out..."couple of bolts, couple of hoses", made me think I could do it myself! LOL
     
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    #6 MS250, Feb 12, 2013
    +1

    And I don't get the chromed horse on the back either :)
     
  7. Bradwilliams

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    #7 Bradwilliams, Feb 12, 2013
    Liked the vid alot. However, did anybody else start laughing out loud when he said that steerin is light even at slow speeds? LOL
     
  8. godabitibi

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    #8 godabitibi, Feb 12, 2013
    Well I think like him about these cars, the steering is light. Depend to what you compare. I had a 1971 Mustang 429 CJ 4 speed no p/s let me tell you your hand are full when driving in town. Also when compared with my GT5 pantera with 285 in front.
     
  9. George Vosburgh

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    #9 George Vosburgh, Feb 12, 2013
    +1
     
  10. Testarossa1

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    #10 Testarossa1, Feb 12, 2013
    +1 !!
     
  11. vincenzo

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    #11 vincenzo, Feb 12, 2013
    Agreed.

    It seems that anytime a car lack PS, the reviewer automatically claims that the car has heavy steering.

    Great video - good points about the TR still running into future years thanks to its low level electronics. Think of a 599 in 30 years!

    Rgds,
    Vincenzo
     
  12. George Vosburgh

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    #12 George Vosburgh, Feb 13, 2013
    I had no idea that 348 wheels fit the TR. It's a classic look.
     
  13. curtisc63

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    #13 curtisc63, Feb 14, 2013
    A similar video on the Countach - also well done:

    When Outrageous Was Possible on Vimeo

    RE: Steering - if there is really any motion at all I do feel the steering is not so bad. Sitting still, tight maneuvering, or - eek! - parallel parking is a different matter altogether. But for tooling around town or tossing around in the hills it is a great system.
     
  14. JoeZaff

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    #14 JoeZaff, Feb 14, 2013
    Totally agree. Parallel parking or just reversing in general sucks...as does any sharp turn at a crawling speed. But as soon as you get going at any pace, things lighten up considerably.

    I wouldn't change a thing about it. The steering is extraordinarily communicative. I wouldn't change a thing about it.
     

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