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Some new BMW's have it and claim that its a 'new idea'


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4WS is found on the renault Laguna and BMW 7 series. Both are cack and leccy.
3rd Gen 4WS IS THE MOST SUPERIOR. its jobby on your bed fantastic, its stroke a indians boys face jizztastic.
I miss it around town and parking alot. On an open road with bends i prefer my ATTS but the mech 4ws wouldnt be far behind at all, if my 3rd gen has a good coilover setup i rekon it could be quicker in the corners especially as the 3rd gen is also featherweight.
3rd Gen 4WS IS THE MOST SUPERIOR. its jobby on your bed fantastic, its stroke a indians boys face jizztastic.
I miss it around town and parking alot. On an open road with bends i prefer my ATTS but the mech 4ws wouldnt be far behind at all, if my 3rd gen has a good coilover setup i rekon it could be quicker in the corners especially as the 3rd gen is also featherweight.

Other than the tighter cornering at low speeds, modern stability control does the same at higher speeds for less money and less complexity.prelude_h22 wrote:4ws is cool. Didnt like it at first but it has grown on me and got me out of some very sticky situations
Why didnt it catch on?
My 5th Gen: Project Cheapskate
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