Hartge modded!
#11
Originally Posted by Ricracing' post='295137' date='Jun 9 2006, 10:57 AM
Congrats Viking!
That looks not only great but also harmonious.
Class act
If only the hole car would fit in the pics...
That looks not only great but also harmonious.
Class act
If only the hole car would fit in the pics...
Congrats any interior hartge mods?
#12
Originally Posted by wowe' post='295135' date='Jun 9 2006, 05:53 PM
Awesome wheels Where did you buy it and how much?
And after some discusssion (Hartge sent the wrong tires on the rims) they finally put on some Michelin PS2s instead of Conti SC2 or Pzero Nero REAL GOOD service from the norwegian distributor, I really recommend them
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Very sporty and clean mods
Are you experiencing any fenders rubbing issues with the rear Michelin PS2 295/25/20 ?
Cheers!
Are you experiencing any fenders rubbing issues with the rear Michelin PS2 295/25/20 ?
Cheers!
Originally Posted by Viking' post='295073' date='Jun 9 2006, 06:50 AM
Finally all my Hartge mods have been installed
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Originally Posted by freed0m' post='295164' date='Jun 9 2006, 06:34 PM
Very sporty and clean mods
Are you experiencing any fenders rubbing issues with the rear Michelin PS2 295/25/20 ?
Cheers!
Are you experiencing any fenders rubbing issues with the rear Michelin PS2 295/25/20 ?
Cheers!
#15
Sweeet!!!! What about speedometer fluctuations since you went this far? How does the car feel? I was told that the more u increase the rims the more the performance (acceleration) drops. And it is a bit logical.
#17
No speedo variations due to the diameter of the wheel is tha same as the original M135 with 245/40/18 all around. Haven`t noticed any performance loss either from going to bigger wheels. Did a test and it`s the same, exactly the same as before Comfort wise the new tires are better than the old 18" Dunlop runflats. There`s one major gain, tramlining is down to nearly zero
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Originally Posted by Viking' post='295158' date='Jun 9 2006, 06:27 PM
I bought them at the norwegian importer, Strandveien Auto of Trondheim, Norway. If I do some math they cost approx. 5000 Euro. You must remember we got 25% sales tax on all merchandise here :'(
And after some discusssion they finally put on some Michelin PS2s instead of Conti SC2 or Pzero Nero
And after some discusssion they finally put on some Michelin PS2s instead of Conti SC2 or Pzero Nero
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Originally Posted by Viking' post='295191' date='Jun 9 2006, 12:59 PM
No speedo variations due to the diameter of the wheel is tha same as the original M135 with 245/40/18 all around. Haven`t noticed any performance loss either from going to bigger wheels. Did a test and it`s the same, exactly the same as before Comfort wise the new tires are better than the old 18" Dunlop runflats. There`s one major gain, tramlining is down to nearly zero
I never checked out those sizes but your right...nice Job!!!! Looks great!