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dibbly dobbler said:
How do you find the ride ? Non RFTs on these isn't it ?
I don't think they are RFTs. The ride is certainly much better than the 330d I ran previously, which was like driving around with someone trying to knock your teeth out the whole time.I was really after a car with the 18"s - I prefer the subtle look and you don't have to drive round potholes. To add to that since Mrs Gubsta also drives the car it won't be long before the 19"s are shot to bits...
gubsta said:
dibbly dobbler said:
How do you find the ride ? Non RFTs on these isn't it ?
I don't think they are RFTs. The ride is certainly much better than the 330d I ran previously, which was like driving around with someone trying to knock your teeth out the whole time.I was really after a car with the 18"s - I prefer the subtle look and you don't have to drive round potholes. To add to that since Mrs Gubsta also drives the car it won't be long before the 19"s are shot to bits...
Very nice. My old man has had one for a couple of years now. The ride on the M3 is better than that on my mum's 335i Touring. That has run-flats and sports suspension and the rear end is particularly lively. Had a ride back from Oulton Park in the M3 last weekend and it is impressive how tactile they are for a big car, they deal with potholes well at speed and the traction seems better than the E46. Enjoy!
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