Oh man we would be good friends, this is so so cool! Have the ranger Bilsteins treated you well? Saab 9-3 shocks with your bushings are also a good alternative that I ran on my Benz's, dampening was perfect and I had good travel. Stock cossie body 190's on the floor are my cup of tea. Where in the US are you located?
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Originally posted by Stupid KidI need the weed in advance i can't ride my bmx across the ocean unless im high
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Thanks! However, referring to them as "repairs" may be a bit too generous of you.Originally posted by CDeez5 View PostThis looks good... excusing the dodgy repairs.

I am very pleased with the Ford Ranger Bilsteins. Admittedly, I have not thrashed this car around in the corners. Still, it is a firm, yet comfortable ride. My theory is that, since they are for the front of the Ford Ranger, they can adequately handle what weight is present in the rear of the 190E.Originally posted by 190Evan View PostOh man we would be good friends, this is so so cool! Have the ranger Bilsteins treated you well? Saab 9-3 shocks with your bushings are also a good alternative that I ran on my Benz's, dampening was perfect and I had good travel. Stock cossie body 190's on the floor are my cup of tea. Where in the US are you located?
I have used the Saab equivalents on another car that is set up for cornering. And, I have been very pleased with the results as well. The Ford Ranger shock bodies are shorter though - allowing for more low.
I am in Indiana. So, next time you are cruising through the Midwest, keep an eye out for this ride - unless, of course, it is snowing out. (Can't wait for spring!)
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I think this is Concentric190's old car. I went and looked at it once and this is about how far it was gone. I'm glad someone is using it up the rest of the way though. I ***** seeing it sit.Originally posted by chandlerGTi View Post
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That is awesome! Is Concentric190 here on this forum? It would be fascinating to see if he (or she) had any pics of the car from back in the day.Originally posted by standard125r View PostI think this is Concentric190's old car. I went and looked at it once and this is about how far it was gone. I'm glad someone is using it up the rest of the way though. I ***** seeing it sit.
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He used to be a member on Rev back in the day. Probably moved on from the car game...LOL. The GTI was my brother's. We have a different toys now.Originally posted by Deutschland201 View PostThat is awesome! Is Concentric190 here on this forum? It would be fascinating to see if he (or she) had any pics of the car from back in the day.
Last edited by standard125r; 12-30-2016, 10:37 PM.
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Very nice car ! Too bad the body is rusty as f***...
I'm in love with the AMG rims, your actual height with those wheels would be awesome
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Thanks for the compliment!
Once upon a time, I did try the AMG wheels at the current ride height. The 8.5" rears were a bit too wide.
The tires would eat away at the fender wells pretty badly on bumps. I could look behind me and see clouds of the undercoating as it was atomizing into oblivion.

In other news, I got my Stanceworks livery applied. Now, I can represent the community!

Until next time, stay static!Last edited by Deutschland201; 07-07-2017, 09:40 PM.
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Which tyre size have you got on the AMG's ? That last pic is awesome, too bad you can't run them
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Don't you think you could stretch the tyres a bit ? On my E34 I run 8.5 and 10J 18" rims, with 205/40 and 225/40 tyres, that way I have no rubbing problems...
Anyway, good job Sir, I love your car !
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