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02-19-2005, 11:21 AM
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SSE Sound
Had to try this 
Recorded my 89 SSE with my mobilephone (SE Z1010)
Sounds pretty good.
http://hem.passagen.se/pokestolt/SSE.wav Right click and save as:
Recorded my 89 SSE with my mobilephone (SE Z1010)
Sounds pretty good.
http://hem.passagen.se/pokestolt/SSE.wav Right click and save as:
02-19-2005, 11:28 AM
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Sound pretty good.....
Here'* a video w/ sound of mine......
http://rubix.ca/gallery/albums/bk_2004_004/mvi_7250.avi
Here'* a video w/ sound of mine......
http://rubix.ca/gallery/albums/bk_2004_004/mvi_7250.avi
02-19-2005, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Merlin 91/97
Sound pretty good.....
Here'* a video w/ sound of mine......
http://rubix.ca/gallery/albums/bk_2004_004/mvi_7250.avi
Here'* a video w/ sound of mine......
http://rubix.ca/gallery/albums/bk_2004_004/mvi_7250.avi
What have you done to make it sound like that??
02-19-2005, 01:25 PM
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While we're at it, I'll toss a clip from a third 88-91 SSE 
http://repins.lesraystudio.com/dec23/idling.AVI
http://repins.lesraystudio.com/dec23/ssedrive3.AVI
Absolutely positively stock. 'cept for that used catalytic converter donated from some random car/truck...
http://repins.lesraystudio.com/dec23/idling.AVI
http://repins.lesraystudio.com/dec23/ssedrive3.AVI
Absolutely positively stock. 'cept for that used catalytic converter donated from some random car/truck...
02-19-2005, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
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Poke -What size tires are on your car? In the pics in your sig they look like rubber bands. My guess is they are 205/55/16'*.
Poke -What size tires are on your car? In the pics in your sig they look like rubber bands. My guess is they are 205/55/16'*.
The former owner put on 195/50/16 winter tyres and i'll have to wait until the summer before i can afford a new set.
looks like toy wheels now
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WOW!!! 
I'm surprised they hold air -would think that 195/50'* wouldn't be wide enough for the 7" wide rims you have. I bet the steering is rather quick but overall handling is subpar.
On the positive side your gearing is now alot higher, allowing for faster accelleration (if you can get traction).
I'm surprised they hold air -would think that 195/50'* wouldn't be wide enough for the 7" wide rims you have. I bet the steering is rather quick but overall handling is subpar. On the positive side your gearing is now alot higher, allowing for faster accelleration (if you can get traction).
