Oettinger Scirocco

[ag84]

(2008) Oettinger Scirocco #1

[baddabang]

That is tittys.

[Quiggs]

That is tittys.

Big, round titties.

Lower it. Needs LM's.

[cmcpokey]

not the best chop... but definitely tittys

[Roentgen]

... tittys?

Am I missing something?

[092326001]

those are some tiny exhausts...

[cmcpokey]

those are some tiny exhausts...

chopped on there.. i would expect larger pipes in the real one.

[Lets Gekiga In]

You don't say titties. You just say, "Wow, that car is totally tits."

[whiteballz]

Very swish.

[zeppelin]

Christ on a cracker, that is sexy. I love the new Scirocco. I want one, or even two. One in Oettinger guise, and a regular one for the winter.

[f6fhellcat13]

The rear tire are bigger than the fronts.
This is FWD, no?
Won't big rears just cause massive understeer.
A RWD Scirocco would be interesting, kinda like the Lotus-Sunbeam RWD Hot Hatch.

[LeonOfTheDead]

The rear tire are bigger than the fronts.
This is FWD, no?
Won't big rears just cause massive understeer.
A RWD Scirocco would be interesting, kinda like the Lotus-Sunbeam RWD Hot Hatch.

they don't seem so different from the front ones, but usually in FWD cars the tires are more likely all of the same size.
I actually don't know if bigger tires on the rear would create so much oversteer. considering the main part of the weight is on the front axle, in a lot of fwd cars the rear part tend to be too light (that's the case of the VW GTI imo) and it's a little too happy to oversteering while you are braking very close to a bend. it could improve the handling, but most likely it will put yourself into troubles if not properly controlled. so, with a little larger tire on the rear, that could be solved (together with a new suspension setup, softer rear suspensions).

[Ferrer]

they don't seem so different from the front ones, but usually in FWD cars the tires are more likely all of the same size.
I actually don't know if bigger tires on the rear would create so much oversteer. considering the main part of the weight is on the front axle, in a lot of fwd cars the rear part tend to be too light (that's the case of the VW GTI imo) and it's a little too happy to oversteering while you are braking very close to a bend. it could improve the handling, but most likely it will put yourself into troubles if not properly controlled. so, with a little larger tire on the rear, that could be solved (together with a new suspension setup, softer rear suspensions).

I doubt they have such a tail happy problem to need wider rear tires.

And if you can't lift-off oversteer, then what's the point anyway?

[DFH]

it looks okay not good but okay

[LeonOfTheDead]

I doubt they have such a tail happy problem to need wider rear tires.

And if you can't lift-off oversteer, then what's the point anyway?

I don't know, I like it, but on some car it tends to be an overwhelming problem.

not that the Golf (and so the new Scirocco) suffer of a too much lift-off oversteer, but when I drove a GTI, I though that I would have liked a more stable rear end. but it was a short drive, perhaps I could change my mind if someone can borrow me another one