German speakers, translate for benefit of all...
Re: German speakers, translate for benefit of all....
Originally Posted by LDNrevs
.... what is this bloke saying?
Apologies if a repost.
Apologies if a repost.
Last edited by onehundred80; 05-04-2010 at 11:12 AM.
Re: German speakers, translate for benefit of all....
You can go to: VÄTH ::: Mercedes Tuning ::: To learn more about the car. Though if you don't speak German (like me) you would be best served to use Google Translator, which works wonderfully.
According to their website, they do sell a limited slip differential for both automatic and manual transmission cars. Hmmm.... I'd love to get a set of their wheels.
According to their website, they do sell a limited slip differential for both automatic and manual transmission cars. Hmmm.... I'd love to get a set of their wheels.
Re: German speakers, translate for benefit of all....
You can go to: VÄTH ::: Mercedes Tuning ::: To learn more about the car. Though if you don't speak German (like me) you would be best served to use Google Translator, which works wonderfully.
According to their website, they do sell a limited slip differential for both automatic and manual transmission cars. Hmmm.... I'd love to get a set of their wheels.
According to their website, they do sell a limited slip differential for both automatic and manual transmission cars. Hmmm.... I'd love to get a set of their wheels.
Re: German speakers, translate for benefit of all....
@onehundred80: You're obviously didn't have a look at the posted clip. You're referring to an entirely different review from the UK based Show "Top Gear". The guy you're talking about is "Jeremy Clarkson" and he is english too...
The video above is about a special version from Väth (btw: as far as i know they're not selling parts for the Crossfire anymore ) - it has a 3.5 liter engine (~300hp at the crank - special crankshaft, pistons, inlet camshaft...) with a slip differential and some other enhancements.
The driver is Tim Schrick - a test driver for several shows (especially Motorvision in germany) and he is a race driver too (his project for the 24h on the Nordschleife/Nurburgring: www.team-schrick.com ).
And he speaks very positive about the car and how much fun it is to drive.
The video above is about a special version from Väth (btw: as far as i know they're not selling parts for the Crossfire anymore ) - it has a 3.5 liter engine (~300hp at the crank - special crankshaft, pistons, inlet camshaft...) with a slip differential and some other enhancements.
The driver is Tim Schrick - a test driver for several shows (especially Motorvision in germany) and he is a race driver too (his project for the 24h on the Nordschleife/Nurburgring: www.team-schrick.com ).
And he speaks very positive about the car and how much fun it is to drive.
Last edited by G3arh3ad; 05-03-2010 at 11:17 AM.
Re: German speakers, translate for benefit of all....
Originally Posted by G3arh3ad
@onehundred80: You're obviously didn't have a look at the posted clip. You're referring to an entirely different review from the UK based Show "Top Gear". The guy you're talking about is "Jeremy Clarkson" and he is english too...
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