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That's crazy!

boring video lol

why not just stick it in the front?

or would that be just too easy?

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why not just stick it in the front?

cause he can

Edited by james23

why not just stick it in the front?

cause he can

And because now there's plenty of room under the bonnet for a nitrous bottle, surely...... :D

why not just stick it in the front?

cause he can

And because now there's plenty of room under the bonnet for nitrous bottles, surely...... :D

:nod:

Edited by goose

theres a fuckin back end of a caddy to put nirous in!

that rules, end of

why do some of you guys find it so hard to accept something different, open your eyes for gods sake,

thats pimp and deffo rules.

what?

who isnt accepting it? my eyes are open, obv more open than yours as i ask the question "why is it in the back"

but as garry nicely said

IT RULES END OF

ok yeah

rear wheel drive = cooler 8-)

Its cool that its in the back becauase most have us have prbly neve seen that done b4

Respect! :)

what?

who isnt accepting it? my eyes are open, obv more open than yours as i ask the question "why is it in the back"

but as garry nicely said

IT RULES END OF

ok yeah

I think the only person who can answer that is the person who built it, TBH. All else is pure speculation. But having spent 30 seconds thinking logically about it, maybe one of the following:

Its different

It pimps hard

Cooling

Weight distribution

To piss you off

For easy engineering of rear wheel drive

For show

etc etc etc...............

well i agree with your first comment yeah, but the rest your just trying to mouth off to look cool lol

Its different - put it on the roof them

it pimps hard - define the term? it doesnt remotely pimp hard in my views of what pimping hard means

Cooling - Yeah stick it behind the cabin instead of at the front where it has a direct feed of cold air!

Weight distribution - i cant comment on this as i dont know the technical side of things, but i imagineall the weight at the back will lighten the front end up? again i dont know...

To piss you off - why would it piss me off? only thing that pisses me off is the dumb comments on this post!

it might be an easy way of getting rear wheel drive, but it looks ugly as fuck, i would have at least tried to cover it up, hide it...

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utto look what i started :S

I think the only person who can answer that is the person who built it, TBH. All else is pure speculation. But having spent 30 seconds thinking logically about it, maybe one of the following:

Its different

It pimps hard

Cooling

Weight distribution

To piss you off

For easy engineering of rear wheel drive

For show

etc etc etc...............

easy engineering of rwd? a caddy would have been easier front engine rwd, more axel choices etc etc. rather than building a subframe and different suspension. but i suppose its just as much work either way!

cooling is irrelevant. sticking the engine there puts it in a point of aerodynamic high pressure, so theres not really that much airflow over it.

weight distribution advantage only works if the rest of the suspension is setup for it. my guess is it isnt, and probably has some sort of generic coilover kit on it, not custom rated to make it work

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new vid

another riveting video lol

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^^^^^^^^^^^^

not you are cup of tea obvisly.

iv just been on you are sticker web site. and wondered do u make em you are self,

cos i want a sticker that says

'' i speed up for horses '' lol

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