VUE 2004 Red Line

Discussion in 'Saturn VUE' started by Lane Romel, Oct 1, 2004.

  1. Lane Romel

    Lane Romel Guest

    Does the Red Line option improve the handling enough to justify its cost or
    is it a waste of money?

    Thank you
     
    Lane Romel, Oct 1, 2004
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  2. Lane Romel

    marx404 Guest

    It all depends on your driving. The RL suspension is enhanced so as to work
    with the 1" lowered chassis to give a more road hugging feel when
    accelerating around steep corners. (Try one, youll feel it!). On the other
    hand, I have to say that today I had a customer compare both on a long and
    winding road and he was impressed by the handling of both and could not tell
    the difference.

    The RL has a slightly better center of gravity and handles curves a little
    smoother, but not by alot IMHO. The 18" alloys and better tires definately
    help alot in the handling dept. What you are really paying for on the RL VUE
    is the body kit and the kool 18" wheels.
    They both have the same interiors and V6 250hp Honda powered engine. You
    cannot tow anything with the RL VUE ergo, it is a "for looks " SUV and not
    as versatile as the normal V6 VUE.

    Drive both and decide for yourself.
    marx404
     
    marx404, Oct 1, 2004
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  3. As far as not towing, I live here in Palmdale California and there is a shop
    that modifies RL Vue so it can tow. They did a cut out of the plastic rear
    molding to allow for the towing apparatus.

    --
    Rusty Shackleford

    'What ever happens, happens necessarily'



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    Rusty Shackleford, Oct 1, 2004
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  4. Lane Romel

    marx404 Guest

    Yes, I have heard of this being done. Do you know where I can find any pics
    of this modification? I wonder if there is anybody in South FL that also
    does this mod? I will be happy to refer customers to them.

    Thanx,
    marx404
     
    marx404, Oct 2, 2004
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