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AsianML
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| A good track car..?
Do you think, with the right modifications, that the SLK would make a great track car? I didn't say the SLK55 because I was thinking maybe an SLK63 would be better (does an SLK63 exist yet, or will it?). I say that because the n/a engine and the linear power delivery might be better suited for coming out of tight corners or similar situations. The SLK is also a very small car, and we all can see that you can fit a huge engine in it. What are your thoughts on the matter? |
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BenzDieselTuner
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| Re: A good track car..?
the SLK-55 is a Formel 1 inspired Roadster...... |
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AsianML
Date registered: Dec 1899
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Yeah, the hood was.... |
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Adoni
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Date registered: Apr 2006
Location: Sacramento, CA
Vehicle(s): '00 G500, '15 C300 4Matic, '06 L322 G4
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| Re: A good track car..?
BTW...the SLK 55 is N/A |
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Ynot
Date registered: Dec 1899
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It's a fun track car but I'm too sure it's it's a great track car. Too heavy in general, especially up front. To much techno gadgets, although it can be shut off, not enough traction without some slicks. On a small twisty course, it'll have problems but on a big track with long straights, it's going to whoop @ss. btw the SLK55 is NA. Can't speak for the 55 but the 350 is a very competent track car but still not the best. I drove my friends BMW 325 the other day, and the handling is nowhere as good in the benz. And the SLK is suppose to the be best handling MB. I drove my brother's M3 and it's night and day, but the SLK is still fun, plus you can retract the top, can't beat that. |
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