porpoising (bouncing) fixed for 2004 coupes?
Question, has the porpoising/ bouncing problem been solved for the 2004 coupe models and the roadsters?
Is the feathering still a problem on the 2004 models
I am thinking of buying a Z and feel a little disapointed by thee problems.
2000 BMW 323 auto with sports package
Is the feathering still a problem on the 2004 models
I am thinking of buying a Z and feel a little disapointed by thee problems.
2000 BMW 323 auto with sports package
As far as we know there were no suspension changes made for the '04 coupe. The roadster seems to ride a little smoother but most believe that's from the additional weight.
Models with 17" wheels also seem to be a little better...due to higher sidewall.
There was a post that the European model has a revised suspension and that it will be incorporated into all models for '05.
Models with 17" wheels also seem to be a little better...due to higher sidewall.
There was a post that the European model has a revised suspension and that it will be incorporated into all models for '05.
What is up with people not giving serious answers to questions lately.
Seems like the most common answer is 'Don't buy one!'.
For your question, I have a 03 model and I recently made a 3000 mile road trip from Virginia to Maine and back and never experienced the bouncing that I've read some people talk about.
Seems like the most common answer is 'Don't buy one!'.
For your question, I have a 03 model and I recently made a 3000 mile road trip from Virginia to Maine and back and never experienced the bouncing that I've read some people talk about.
Eruizela, as far as I know the ride is the same. Best bet would be too test drive a few models and really get a feel for it. It doesnt bother me. I am not sure on the feathering, sorry. Good luck
The reason for the responses John98r, is because of all the wimpy complaints. "the rides too hard. "My "insert_wimpy_car_here always rode smooth. I cant keep my tampon in with this car. "
This is in no way directed towards the originator of this post since he's ASKING a question, not complaining. Which I totally respect
The reason for the responses John98r, is because of all the wimpy complaints. "the rides too hard. "My "insert_wimpy_car_here always rode smooth. I cant keep my tampon in with this car. "
This is in no way directed towards the originator of this post since he's ASKING a question, not complaining. Which I totally respect
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