Sports suspension
01-26-2005 | 09:59 PM
#32
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Originally Posted by 930man
thanks missed that I guess now i will have to find gert
01-30-2005 | 08:30 AM
#33
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Sports Suspension Great...aber nichts Verfuegbar (available)
Chip in Stuttgart
I drove an S with Sportfahrwerk (sports suspension) (-20mm and no PASM) with PCCB the day after Thanksgiving at the Suttgart Airport Dealership in Filderstadt. Reason given why no US offering: US spec bumper standards/crash test met with normal Carrera ride height and also with Carrera S PASM (-10mm) but not with Spotfarhrwerk. The day prior the factory drivers had been out training the salesfolks. They'd said the PASM range from soft to stiff actually gets stiffer than the sports suspension so PASM really not such a bad deal. I ordered a US Spec lapis blue S w/o PASM with classic wheels for factory delivery Mar/Apr. USD price 3% off MSRP and waived delivery charge.
I drove an S with Sportfahrwerk (sports suspension) (-20mm and no PASM) with PCCB the day after Thanksgiving at the Suttgart Airport Dealership in Filderstadt. Reason given why no US offering: US spec bumper standards/crash test met with normal Carrera ride height and also with Carrera S PASM (-10mm) but not with Spotfarhrwerk. The day prior the factory drivers had been out training the salesfolks. They'd said the PASM range from soft to stiff actually gets stiffer than the sports suspension so PASM really not such a bad deal. I ordered a US Spec lapis blue S w/o PASM with classic wheels for factory delivery Mar/Apr. USD price 3% off MSRP and waived delivery charge.
