CLS vs CLP
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CLS vs CLP
I know its been asked but I tried doing a search but couldn't find the what I'm looking for.....
What are the differences between the CLS and CLP powerplants.... Basically, what does the CLS have that gives it more umpf (35 hp)....
What are the differences between the CLS and CLP powerplants.... Basically, what does the CLS have that gives it more umpf (35 hp)....
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Re: CLS vs CLP
Originally posted by erock
I know its been asked but I tried doing a search but couldn't find the what I'm looking for.....
What are the differences between the CLS and CLP powerplants.... Basically, what does the CLS have that gives it more umpf (35 hp)....
I know its been asked but I tried doing a search but couldn't find the what I'm looking for.....
What are the differences between the CLS and CLP powerplants.... Basically, what does the CLS have that gives it more umpf (35 hp)....
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CLP is a green friendly car, a ULEV: Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle
So it feels like it has a very restrictive setup, a smoker's lung with a butt plug if you can imagine.
On the other hand, 32.01 mpg isn't bad at all.
I can probably squeeze a few more mpg's
So it feels like it has a very restrictive setup, a smoker's lung with a butt plug if you can imagine.
On the other hand, 32.01 mpg isn't bad at all.
I can probably squeeze a few more mpg's
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Originally posted by KavexTrax
CLP is a green friendly car, a ULEV: Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle
So it feels like it has a very restrictive setup, a smoker's lung with a butt plug if you can imagine.
On the other hand, 32.01 mpg isn't bad at all.
I can probably squeeze a few more mpg's
CLP is a green friendly car, a ULEV: Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle
So it feels like it has a very restrictive setup, a smoker's lung with a butt plug if you can imagine.
On the other hand, 32.01 mpg isn't bad at all.
I can probably squeeze a few more mpg's
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