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De-badging vs. De-ceiving
Mar 18, 2009 | 09:28 PM
#32
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Agree with you. And the truth is that it really is technically a Cayenne, and I actually feel that the single word is aesthetically cleaner than the long proclamation of turbohood.
Mar 18, 2009 | 09:45 PM
#34
Seriously. Change it.
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From: Sonoma, CA
A good friend of mine who lives in SFO has a W211 E55 with a Klemann Stage 2 kit. He is a bit of a HP junkie who also has a Superformance Cobra with a 700hp 427FE (bored and stroked done by Southern Automotive in GA - MONSTER!!!!!!!) and a 71 Bronco with 550 to the wheels (33 x 12.5's) via a built and supercharged 347 stroker.
With all the ricers in the Bay Area always out trolling for action, especially on the freeway, he thought it might be fun to "re-badge" his E55. It might be a bit juvenile, but the look of shock on the unsuspecting kid's face as their NOS'ed, turbo'ed, dropped, stickered, body-kitted, winged Civic is "taught some manners" by an "E350 4-matic" is priceless. The roll-on acceleration in a Stage 2 E55 is frightening!!!!!
With all the ricers in the Bay Area always out trolling for action, especially on the freeway, he thought it might be fun to "re-badge" his E55. It might be a bit juvenile, but the look of shock on the unsuspecting kid's face as their NOS'ed, turbo'ed, dropped, stickered, body-kitted, winged Civic is "taught some manners" by an "E350 4-matic" is priceless. The roll-on acceleration in a Stage 2 E55 is frightening!!!!!
Mar 18, 2009 | 10:49 PM
#36
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From: Aiea, HI. STL, MO
take off cayenne and put turbo s back on. that way you'll just have some lame turbo s suv
Mar 18, 2009 | 11:00 PM
#37
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From: Aiea, HI. STL, MO
A good friend of mine who lives in SFO has a W211 E55 with a Klemann Stage 2 kit. He is a bit of a HP junkie who also has a Superformance Cobra with a 700hp 427FE (bored and stroked done by Southern Automotive in GA - MONSTER!!!!!!!) and a 71 Bronco with 550 to the wheels (33 x 12.5's) via a built and supercharged 347 stroker.
With all the ricers in the Bay Area always out trolling for action, especially on the freeway, he thought it might be fun to "re-badge" his E55. It might be a bit juvenile, but the look of shock on the unsuspecting kid's face as their NOS'ed, turbo'ed, dropped, stickered, body-kitted, winged Civic is "taught some manners" by an "E350 4-matic" is priceless. The roll-on acceleration in a Stage 2 E55 is frightening!!!!!
With all the ricers in the Bay Area always out trolling for action, especially on the freeway, he thought it might be fun to "re-badge" his E55. It might be a bit juvenile, but the look of shock on the unsuspecting kid's face as their NOS'ed, turbo'ed, dropped, stickered, body-kitted, winged Civic is "taught some manners" by an "E350 4-matic" is priceless. The roll-on acceleration in a Stage 2 E55 is frightening!!!!!
owned. you'd think people would wonder why someone with an "E350 4-matic" would want to roll and decide something wasnt right.
Mar 18, 2009 | 11:05 PM
#38
Seriously. Change it.
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From: Sonoma, CA
Such is the arrogant ricer, looking to roll against anything.....you'd think they would notice the lowered stance, the quad pipes, vents on the front q-panels. Even without the E55 badges on the back or the kompressor badges on the qp's, the trained eye knows what the E55 looks like....
Mar 19, 2009 | 09:56 AM
#39
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From: Aiea, HI. STL, MO
Such is the arrogant ricer, looking to roll against anything.....you'd think they would notice the lowered stance, the quad pipes, vents on the front q-panels. Even without the E55 badges on the back or the kompressor badges on the qp's, the trained eye knows what the E55 looks like....
sorry, i know offtopic.
Mar 19, 2009 | 02:26 PM
#40
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This is one of those rare statements that's hilarious regardless of whether you were kidding or not. Funnier if you were, but wonderful either way. 