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hon
>>14818660
>>14819075
ok
the FUCK is going on in here.
this is NOT ok.
>>14818664
XI XI XI
>>14820269
>>14819273
>>14819395
>>14820511
twingo hungry
yeeee
>>14819310
>attack on honhon
>>14823576
Attack hon Twingo
>>14819310
Would watch
BLUESACK! OP, that is no twingo.
>>14818664
>not naming the file twingeaux
Mamma mia!
i'm 6'4 can i drive a twingo comfortably?
are there any big guý twingoers?
this is an unironical question i want to sell my 7k car and buy a 500€ meme twingo to make profit
>>14830680
Yes you can. My aunt used to have a Twingo and it's huge on the inside.
>>14830680
I'am twingo owner. Not a giant though
I'm sure you'd fit. There's plenty of headroom and legroom. More room for knees than in any car that I ever sat. Looong doors also help
>>14830680
this is a car board
>>14830808
it's a prius don't worry
if anything twingo would be an upgrade
>>14830680
i'm a big tall guy and i find my twingo very comfortable. it's actually extremely roomy inside. with the front seat pushed all the way back, there's more legroom in my twingo than in my friend's BMW 7 series. we checked. while still leaving some space for a normal sized rear passenger. the twingo is very practical. the rear seats even slide forward and backward very easily so you can trade trunk space for legroom and vice versa
so many big guys in here
>>14831191
For you
>>14831197
>>14831214
>>14833227
that rust meme is literally cancer
Pretty slow thread so far
>>14834146
That's fine, means it'll stay up for longer.
>>14834146
someone post that gif of some guy who put pads under the rear wheels and drifts around, I think that was a twingo
>>14837303
hir'ya go
>>14837321
This always gets me thinking, what if you would replace the rear wheels on a FF car with some kind of shopping cart wheel setup? Where the wheel can point in any direction I mean, given that it's just being dragged along anyway. Drifts for days.
>>14837351
That would be great fun, although deadly at high speeds.
>>14837351
people do this all the time as a part of controlled skid practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bvHRy1eHVg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uPZ7ESdPW8
>>14837385
That's amazing, but it looks like it'd explode if you went faster than about 10kmh. I was more thinking about a dampened setup for the wheel to attatch to so it gains mad skid ability while staying p gud on the fast departement.
>>14837351
http://www.industrialcasterandwheel.com/caster-types/medium-heavy-duty-casters.htm
I've also thought about slapping some pvc pipe on a wheel then using the tire inflation to hold it in place
the large size had an id of 54.40172 cm
something like 135/80 r13 or a little larger for more compression
>>14837397
>I've also thought about slapping some pvc pipe on a wheel then using the tire inflation to hold it in place
congratulations!
you just invented a product that's already in the market and is used worldwide for driver's training.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncPgUJKMEk0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee0-Tj5Pa-o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34hD3BvVPKw
>>14837421
I little hard to be inventive when billions of other people have nothing better to do
>>14837421
You know what they should do? They should add tiny aluminium pins to the plastic so it constantly produces a mad shower of sparks while you're drifting around.
>>14837421
>not being 17 and fucking around with your m8s at 3am outside the services
thats just the expensive no thrills version of putting mcdonalds trays under your rear wheels
![IMG_20160413_161548[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/DaBAWL2.jpg "IMG_20160413_161548[1].jpg")
>>14818660
alright /o/
i'm fed up with trying to find a non-fucked initiale leather steering wheel, so i'm gonna try to revive this shitty one i got for free
![IMG_20160413_183024[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/GD9LHg9.jpg "IMG_20160413_183024[1].jpg")
>>14838820
>>14839074
What did you do with the wheel?
>>14839535
i used a cheap leather restoration kit i bought from amazon. worked great, except on the plastic parts of the wheel... so i'm still without a steering wheel for now.
