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Old 12-19-2003, 01:36 AM
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Re: S1000.......

O/T large vehicles(mini vans larger mini vans-also called SUV's) should not be ALLOWED on the road with no less than 3 people. Whats the point of having that big ass thing for 1 or 2 people? To blind us with lowered cars? Thats a whole other thing, these headlights are getting ridiculously bright. Then you get these yahoo's with all types of fog/driving lights bouncin' all over & in your eyes.
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the worst of the bunch are the volkswagens. Instead of using real hid systems, they just add a shitload of reflective surface, and bump the wattage of their bulbs 3,000%. I hate those goddam headlights.


as for that prototype....pretty sweet...

120hp in a 2,000 pound car....would probably be similar to an HF crx with a z6 swap in it.

im with everyone else though....a kick ass rwd compact from honda...best of both worlds, fuel economy and drifting
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FWD in a small package like that is easier to package. No tranny/drive shaft to worry about threading between 2 people. You can also play games with the rear suspension to maximize useable space in back. With that little power on tap, FWD shouldn't be too bad. I'll bet it's a hoot to drive.
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Headlights look like that new lexus coupe
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Re: S1000.......

i dunno why you guys are sooo suprised about 120 HP from a 1000cc engine... i have a 02 Arctic Cat ZL900 and it has 150 HP... and its only a 900cc engine...

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ya my FJ1100 is a 1100cc or 1.1L its at 132 whp (not crank "wheel"). of course no smog and 4 carbs help that too.
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