Straight outta Germany: My Dad's E36 323Ti

[Dr.AK]

Haha.

Maybe some more low once we've gotten some more camber on the front.

[mo diesil]

sick ti 32s are sweetness

[schroedin]

I really like it! The white part of the MHWs looks kinda strange to me, but it looks really good with them regardless. I wish my dad would buy an E36

[Trapezius]

Now with more low.

There is never low enough :P

Nice Car. The Rondel looked quite better

Greets from Nürnberg

[ignacio]

love it.

[Earl]

Does your dad still have this?

[Dr.AK]

Sadly not, he sold it in... 2011, then bought a E39 528i which he drove for about a year and then sold it for a Chrysler Crossfire... meh.

[Earl]

How does he like the crossfire? Sucks he sold this=/ If you see any MHW tails pop up (either gen) can you let me know?

[Dr.AK]

Will do!

He loves the Crossfire. I have to admit it's a pretty decent car, no failures at all in the time he's had it so far, seems bulletproof. Drives decent, but I kinda dislike the steering and throttle since those feel a bit dead.

[Earl]

Thank you=)

Is the throttle drive by wire or just not very responsive? Isn't the crossfire pretty much a Mercedes SLK320?

[Dr.AK]

I believe it's drive by wire. It's just that there's not much feel in the pedal and also in the steering.
Yes, essentially it's a SLK320 with a different body on top. Even the interior is partially identical (center console for example can be swapped out for SLK items plug and play, AFAIK)

[Earl]

So it is more of a for show car than a go car? That's lame.

[Dr.AK]

Eh, don't get me wrong. It does drive well and the suspension actually feels like it's got a quite nice setup and the car feels firmly planted. It's just that it's kind of lacking a bit of feel in those areas. Might just be that i'm not used to a car with such a light steering and throttle. You can still throw it around pretty good and it is pretty fun.

[KFC ONE]

Your Dad may be interested in this thread: http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=60919

[Earl]

That makes sense. Maybe they wanted to make it feel more forgiving and easier to drive.