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Old 06-02-2005, 01:24 AM   #31
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Re: RSX vs. GSR

oh, didnt see the second page... sorry lol
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Old 07-03-2005, 05:50 PM   #32
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Re: RSX vs. GSR

Do any of you guys know what the most you can bore and stroke the gsr motor? My friend just got his done and damn its fast
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Old 07-04-2005, 02:54 PM   #33
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I think a Celica GTS is better compared with a Prelude Type SH but it can also compete with an rsx-s. In the end it all comes down to driver. And also a base rsx vs a gsr the gsr should definitely have the advantage being lighter with more power but maybe you were a better driver or maybe he had a bad run. Should make it a 2 outta 3 race then you will truly see which is faster in the end. You still might come out on top though.
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Re: Re: RSX vs. GSR

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No, I think I am pretty much done with racing. I'll just try to get some exterior modifications on my car because it looks all stock right now. I was wandering my friend just got his '00 celica gt-s w/e-shift automatic he is not braging that he could take me or anything like that but I think he thinks he can. Can he?
If it is the auto shift you well be able to take him. They have no power off the line. It is almost like they have turbo lag with no turbo. I have a friend that had 2002 GTS with auto shift. It gets really strong at 6000 rpms but you'll be so far ahead by the time he actually gets moving that it probable wont matter
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