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Previously on "Another Volkswagen: Bugatti Veyron"
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The Ford Focus CMax has a cable puller system like this. I think they had a recall on it.
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Generally motors on the calipers. In addition to the hydraulic system.
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Originally posted by zeitghostOh feck, not another electric handbrake... let me guess it communicates over a CAN bus...
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Eclectic handbrake, now I'm impressed. Beats my saving 50p on the manufacture of the Cinquecento indicator stalk.
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Originally posted by scotspineyou do cables?
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Originally posted by planetitDo they mention the handbrake? I worked on the handbrake for that car! Fascinating project. Not.
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Bugatti Veyron: The most powerful car on the road
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Another Volkswagen: Bugatti Veyron
http://motoring.independent.co.uk/fe...icle327039.ece
"Bugatti Veyron: The most powerful car on the road
It can do 250mph but has no space for your luggage. Paul Horrell sees the remarkable Bugatti Veyron as the end of a motoring era
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nice to see it shares so much of the technology we get in the Skoda's...
"In any case, you've no clutch pedal or gear lever to operate. It's a DSG system, with two automated clutches: ",
"The traction is pulverising. It does 0-60 in under 2.5 seconds. Thanks to four-wheel drive, the widest rear tyres in history and a super-sophisticated electronic stability system,",
"Its 8.0-litre, 16-cylinder engine is composed of two narrow-angle W8 units in a larger-angle V. ",
"The engineering might of Volkswagen - the people who also bring you Audi, Lamborghini and Bentley - has strained every sinew to make the Veyron work.",
not to forget Skoda, Seat etc...
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