How to Modify Your Smart Car

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If you’re looking to modify your Smart car, there are several options to choose from. There are a number of performance upgrades that will increase the car’s horsepower and handling. However, before making any changes, you should consider the basics. These upgrades are not a bad idea and will help you unleash the full potential of your Smart car. You can make your Smart more fun and exciting by improving its performance. Below are some examples of modifications:

Adapting an old car to be used in a rehab environment is one way to use a modified Smart car. Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals asked the automotive program at Temple High School to help with the project. The modified Smart car will be used by patients recovering from various kinds of injuries. The students also hope the vehicle will help patients with limited mobility.

Tod Anderson modified a 2006 Smart Car by removing the wheels and replacing them with skis on the back and front. This modification took around a month to complete. The result is a car that steers very well and reaches speeds of 70 km/h. However, the car is not street legal and is not suitable for public snowmobile trails.

Another Smart car modification is a modified Smart Fortwo by German tuner Brabus. The modified Smart Fortwo has 123 horsepower, custom leather interior, and Brabus body kit. It can reach 60 mph in 9.2 seconds. It is available in pure trim, metallic ruby red, and white. The car also comes with an iPod cradle.

Smart cars can be easily modified to increase their performance. Some modifications are more advanced than others. The Smart Fortwo is a two-seater vehicle. The engine in a modified Smart Fortwo has a turbocharged three cylinder engine. This engine generates about 89 horsepower and 100 lb-ft of torque. This car is designed to carry two passengers and a day’s worth of groceries.

Another modification that can enhance the performance of a Smart Fortwo is an upgraded suspension. This modification will result in better handling and faster times. The stock Smart Fortwo comes with a soft suspension and has poor handling when driven spiritedly. By replacing this part with a more powerful version, you can increase the speed of the Smart Fortwo to 130 km/h.

Smart Canada released ten special anniversary edition smart cars in February 2009. These cars are characterized by arctic grey metallic paint with brown and alcantara leather interior. The cars also have black BRABUS Monoblock 7 wheels. Smart has even given the cars a special number plate on the dash.