What's owning a Tuscan like?

What's owning a Tuscan like?

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e46m3c

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874 posts

156 months

Thursday 14th April 2016
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Just took it for its first spin. The throttle pedal is hilariously long. I hope there is a way to shorten that.

Its certainly lots of drama and pretty fast smile

Took the roof off and of course it started to rain. This is Britain i suppose. Put roof back on and 5 min later it stopped.

Either way, not a bad way to spend a lunch break smile

e46m3c

Original Poster:

874 posts

156 months

Thursday 14th April 2016
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Thanks for the tips.

Previous owner was kind enough to go through this all with me smile

e46m3c

Original Poster:

874 posts

156 months

Friday 29th July 2016
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Decatted and straight piped now.

It sounds like the apocolypse is coming!

e46m3c

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874 posts

156 months

Friday 29th July 2016
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Not driven it enough to tell yet. no stand out change on the way home for sure.

e46m3c

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874 posts

156 months

Friday 29th July 2016
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Went for the Clive f ones if I havent already mentioned.

e46m3c

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874 posts

156 months

Friday 5th August 2016
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Took the car for a spin today.

If anything i would say the throttle response is improved, and a little smoother overall with perhaps a bit more go.

However i dont really drive the car enough to tell.

Cant feel any downside though!

e46m3c

Original Poster:

874 posts

156 months

Saturday 13th August 2016
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Popped the 150mm perf pipes on. Its an improvement but still a little quiet. Ill take my loud cans on the road trip and give them a day out in the alps.

Car drives much better with dampers that work. Still not amazing though. I think bumpsteer is the main problem so will look into some options