Well, with a better photoshop, I think that it would look amazing!

My god look at that fender gap... You could shove a toddler in there and still have room for another.

Ruined a beautiful car, IMHO.

Here in New England a G class is about right, your wagon wouldn't even make it out of my driveway. The snow would be about up to your headlights. Low ground clearance plus summer tires = useless.:D;)

The dips on the country lanes would be enough to take his ties out never mind the snow and ice :rolleyes:

that one's factory.

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http://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r...1/DSC_4760.jpg

http://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r...1/DSC_4754.jpg

I went for 16's, eibach springs, bilstein HDs and AMG penta's. Sounds noisy, feels untidy, corners great, can toss the rear end out easy when it rains.


Justin has driven it a couple of times.

listen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIU22bT2yy0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDc17yr4tfg&feature=related

I did this in arts and crafts :cool:

Thats an accurate description of what happened. :)





Nice job in paint too btw

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a63...k/ad08f217.jpg


sorry for the pixelation. i took the pic on my phone.

You nailed the tire sidewall height perfectly.

I would love to challange your super low wagon on an autocross course with some bumps. I would take an equal wagon with stock suspension in good repair.

To me running something so low is about like those harleys with the 8' long front forks. Looks cool (if you like that sort of thing), handles ridiculously.

Getting stuck on a speed bump.....I just don't even know where to begin to comment on that!;)

Disposable income will find a way to separate itself from it's owner. Youth has holes in it's pockets and always has. It's a rule, or something.

In all fairness, the wagon is mostly show. It sits really low, is "hella flush" and has quite a few showy goodies in it. It catches quite a few eyes, and gets attention, which is why I mod it the way I do.

It does handle rediculously well, better than my C43. Its only really large bumps where I have problems, like the one here at my work. I am fun about 99.8% of the time, but there is that .2% where I run into problems.

I will take you up on your offer, but not at an autocross. I prefer Laguna Seca, Thunder Hill, Streets of Willow, etc.

does crossing the speed humps Diagonally help any (when safe to do)

Interesting. Never heard that before.