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<roy.m.nakamura@b...> wrote: asking :) think I'd Oh sure, but a Boxster can only seat two... <g> There's a lot to be said for a sleeper. I guess the old style bus makes a better sleeper though since

Awesome! Beautiful EV... but I think it answers the question no one is asking :) If I had the $60,000 or $75,000 it probably cost to build it.... I think I'd just buy a boxster... -----Original

WOW If I had that much time and money, I don't know if I'd make one or not... but it sure is cool :^) wrote:

Sorry, but what vehicle is this on? (year/Model)

for the newbies (I had posted this several years ago) I put on Sears Michelin XCX size 215 R75 15 on the car Many things accrued 1) increased ground clearance - I can now remove belly pan, and

Currently have 16's on the ev. No room to increase tire size. Thank you for the information and thread. rbury

spdbp@... writes: The front end can be adjusted with a nut on the torsion bar. There are two torsion bars, one on each side. Adjusting to specifications is supposed to be the first step in

Not all VW and Audi are the same. Many Audi are 17mm, not 19mm and that means a different size ball too. The ball must match the socket, especially on alloys. The length must be correct too. Don't

also, if the dealer is brain dead about the key, if you give them the vin #, they can order you a new pre cut key to fit the van. this will be just the top part, then they have to order the bottom

I'm sorry. Did you say the height (ground clearance) of my ev is adjustable? Is there a thread in this group on that subject? thank you...rbury

Steve, the lug nuts are the same for the '01 - steel wheels and alloys. i also used the same when i went 18's from a Saab. if they fit they'll be fine. VW / Audi should be the same, and yes, both 19mm

My chrome bolts for Audi wheels on EV came from Fastco in Canada http://www.fastco.ca/fastextras/Extras_index.html 39 mm of thread, ball type

that's why you buy tires from a tire place, goodyear, sears, etc.....when they mount them they'll ask. Do you want the road hazard for 15. per tire or whatever they feel like charging that

Steve, investigate this matter carefully. I also opted for Audi wheels and discovered it's difficult to find the correct 17mm ball-type seat that's LONG enough (35mm). When I searched for bolts I

wrote: That was fun! I was wondering how they were getting the rear end to step out like that around corners... It's like a Vanagon with serious power! Az

Anyone having a rear inner bumper support for sale, please contact. Bob 828-898-2111 mtnair@...

May want to check out ep.com. There's an ad for a guy parting out EVs. Jeff <thomas_isom@y...> wrote: my '93 to The back

Steve, what have you got for lug bolts for those wheels?

bzimm8 wrote: The suggestions others made about alignment and driving style are of course the first things to check. But here's another possibility. The 2002 MV I just bought has Dunlop "SP Winter

Dear Listers, Just got a set of snows for my 99 EVC. Just wondering if anyone knows where to get a set of steel rims at a reasonable price? The place I got the tires from had rims listed, but they