Evolander Parts
#11
RE: Evolander Parts
There are a bunch of coilovers and springs for the Outlander available...in Japan:
http://www.outieclub.com/viewtopic.p...;view=previous
http://www.outieclub.com/viewtopic.p...;view=previous
#13
RE: Evolander Parts
Am I an odd ball for wanting to lift up the rear to fix the "look" problem instead of lowering the front? I know that a lower car handles better but if you wanted sports car handeling why did you get a CUV?
#14
RE: Evolander Parts
...i thought one of the main purposes of a "cross-over" vehicle is for it to have more of a car type of suspension. i do not think the designers of the current outlander had any intentions of it being an "off road" vehicle.
#15
RE: Evolander Parts
In fact the Outlander was designed for mild occasional off-road use. That's why the 4WD system include a "lock" mode. The Outlander is very much able to do much of the "beaten path" off-roading.
And handling of the Outlander has been close to "car like" than any other in its class. So it really offers the best of both worlds, offroad and inroad driving.
And handling of the Outlander has been close to "car like" than any other in its class. So it really offers the best of both worlds, offroad and inroad driving.
#16
RE: Evolander Parts
And that body kit actually looks good in black color. I've seen it on Silver and Red and it looked overkill, but that black Outlander has an enhanced, muscular looked to it. Hmmmm, you got me me all excited there. Now I am thinking of getting that body kit from Japan. Hopefully when I go home to the Philippines next year it will be available there. Gotta save some dinero for a big accessory shop. :-) I think I need that body kit as I'm starting to see road debris damage to my fender paint.
#17
RE: Evolander Parts
ORIGINAL: 07outty
...i thought one of the main purposes of a "cross-over" vehicle is for it to have more of a car type of suspension. i do not think the designers of the current outlander had any intentions of it being an "off road" vehicle.
...i thought one of the main purposes of a "cross-over" vehicle is for it to have more of a car type of suspension. i do not think the designers of the current outlander had any intentions of it being an "off road" vehicle.
#18
RE: Evolander Parts
.....it is an awesome vehicle no matter what we choose to use it for.
when i first looked at and drove the thing , i did not care if the salesman told me it was a cross-over or a cross-dresser....
i had to have it.
when i first looked at and drove the thing , i did not care if the salesman told me it was a cross-over or a cross-dresser....
i had to have it.
#20
RE: Evolander Parts
Off topic but dont wana start a new thread for such a stupid question, does any one know were we can get a scale model of the outi? LOL, oh and please I dont want a 3D paper one either..hehe, I think it would be kinda sweet to have it up in my office or something, yeah I know I love my car that much. lol.