So.. A keg does not fit in a Z...
Originally Posted by Kabs
Yea =\ We had a keg part in my friends dorm. I was suppose to pickup the damn thing... the second i got into my Z i realized it wouldnt work =\
Ended up driving a Mazda 3
Long story short... A keg will not fit in a Z, and i appologize for this useless post
Ended up driving a Mazda 3
Long story short... A keg will not fit in a Z, and i appologize for this useless post
First off you almost never see kegs ever. what most people call a keg is a 1/2 keg. If you want to fit a "keg" into your car get a 1/6 keg. it should fit under the rear sway bar.
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Guys, I fit a 16 gallon keg in my passenger seat for super bowl sunday. It fit no prob. I was worried about it messing something up but had not 1 problem. I wasn't going to have a dry party for the superbowl and would do it again in a second.
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Originally Posted by thegr8one99
Guys, I fit a 16 gallon keg in my passenger seat for super bowl sunday. It fit no prob. I was worried about it messing something up but had not 1 problem. I wasn't going to have a dry party for the superbowl and would do it again in a second.
Hmm. That makes me wonder: If I had an expensive-a$$ Mercedes with the "smart" airbags, would it properly detect a keg in the seat and deploy the airbags accordingly??
Originally Posted by Jun
that's because you didn't chop her up. Be sure to get the hefty heavy duty bags though, clean-up is a b!tch if it starts dripping. *
*Disclaimer:
yes, i am kidding, and no, i don't have dead chopped-up hookers in the Z.
*Disclaimer:
yes, i am kidding, and no, i don't have dead chopped-up hookers in the Z.
Originally Posted by archman350z
I hope you had it belted in and the passenger airbags enabled...otherwise that could constitute as alcohol abuse. (In some states, that's considered worse than spousal abuse).
Hmm. That makes me wonder: If I had an expensive-a$$ Mercedes with the "smart" airbags, would it properly detect a keg in the seat and deploy the airbags accordingly??
Hmm. That makes me wonder: If I had an expensive-a$$ Mercedes with the "smart" airbags, would it properly detect a keg in the seat and deploy the airbags accordingly??
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just returned a 1/2 keg in the Z the other day, it fit fine in the passenger seat...although it was empty so much easier to move. Ive also had 4 people in the Z for a 10-15 min jaunt to grab some food. Not the brightest idea, but my friend fit quite snugely in the hatch...lol
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no problem whatsoever getting a keg in the passenger seat, just belt the sucker in and you have no worries with any damage, the only problem is fitting the gas ottle and chiller box, need another car for those puppies
Originally Posted by drivenCSZ
just returned a 1/2 keg in the Z the other day, it fit fine in the passenger seat...although it was empty so much easier to move. Ive also had 4 people in the Z for a 10-15 min jaunt to grab some food. Not the brightest idea, but my friend fit quite snugely in the hatch...lol
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