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Old 06-22-2005, 11:38 PM
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Quick Question

Ive been wondering since my next car is probally going to be an eclipse, and sometimes soon, I was wondering mainly.

I dont plan on doing any heavy mods, hell, Im probally not going to even going to get a turbo GSX or GST. But I heard something and was wondering if it was true.

On any Eclipse 95 and up, I heard if you add any modifications you have to get the computer adjusted everytime, is such true?
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Nope, not true. Why not go for a gst/gsx or tsi/tsi awd?
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Im just looking for a nice daily driver in truth. Besides, Id probally get a little too happy with a turbo charged one. Byt ty for the info.
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if your looking for a daily driver why not buy like a 4 door car so you can cruise with friends and things like that. Only reason you would want a non turbo eclipse as a daily driver is if you like the look and just want an eclipse because you think it looks good.
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Re: Quick Question

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I dont plan on doing any heavy mods, hell, Im probally not going to even going to get a turbo GSX or GST.
I've heard that one before.

Go out and just drive a GSX/GST and you will change your mind.....I did. Then you will get it and before you know it you will have dropped $3k into the car in "go fast" mods.
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