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Old 05-10-2002, 03:39 AM
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HAHAHA. yeah, i can't get off this forum!
i drive a auto too! im only on my L's so i can't drive on my own. i drive my parent's Holden Commodore. haha. i can drive manual too. My dad's Starlet.

ok, one more question, if i said that im looking for a car that is:

-maximum price is 10-15 grand. 15 grand because i asked my Parents
and they said they are willing to pay the extra 5 grand. Cool!

-must be a four seater. or 5 seater.

-must be sporty

-must be fast

-must be two door

is this a bit impossible to get? like you said Quyen, the Integra Vtir cost more then 15 grand, so thats a no for sure. So is there anything i i can get with the above? it can be any car, toyota, honda, nissan.. umm, jap cars!

i don't think im going to say i will "attempt" to logoff again, its impossible. or i think i should go and isolate myself in my room and lock the study room so i can't reach the computer no more.

argh.
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Old 05-10-2002, 03:59 AM
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HAHAHA. yeah, i can't get off this forum!
i drive a auto too! im only on my L's so i can't drive on my own. i drive my parent's Holden Commodore. haha. i can drive manual too. My dad's Starlet.

ok, one more question, if i said that im looking for a car that is:

-maximum price is 10-15 grand. 15 grand because i asked my Parents
and they said they are willing to pay the extra 5 grand. Cool!

-must be a four seater. or 5 seater.

-must be sporty

-must be fast

-must be two door

is this a bit impossible to get? like you said Quyen, the Integra Vtir cost more then 15 grand, so thats a no for sure. So is there anything i i can get with the above? it can be any car, toyota, honda, nissan.. umm, jap cars!

i don't think im going to say i will "attempt" to logoff again, its impossible. or i think i should go and isolate myself in my room and lock the study room so i can't reach the computer no more.

argh.
I know..what you could buy that won't kill your budget!!

Matchbox car hahaha...j/k
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-must be a four seater. or 5 seater.

-must be sporty

-must be fast

-must be two door

is this a bit impossible to get?
Two words: Civic SiR

Of course, finding one might be a bit hard

Actually, I nearly got tempted to trade it in today - I could have picked up a S13 with a 180 front end - looked sweet and I was very tempted as they were prepared to give me more trade in value than I spent on the SiR I have to stop wandering around car yards

Get a Si EG Civic - for under 10 grand you could have 130bhp in a nice looking Civic (not as nice as the 4G of course) and a lot of money left over to mod it. Insurance would be ok too.

There are some nice Celicas out there if you wanted a nice looking slug and some nice Corollas (well, it's almost an oxymoron - but there are one or two). Older RX7s look damn nice too and are in that bracket.
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Old 05-10-2002, 05:21 AM
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I know..what you could buy that won't kill your budget!!

Matchbox car hahaha...j/k
hahaha. What a Bully! haha. joking!

btw, i have alot of matchbox cars too u know?
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Two words: Civic SiR

Of course, finding one might be a bit hard

Actually, I nearly got tempted to trade it in today - I could have picked up a S13 with a 180 front end - looked sweet and I was very tempted as they were prepared to give me more trade in value than I spent on the SiR I have to stop wandering around car yards

Get a Si EG Civic - for under 10 grand you could have 130bhp in a nice looking Civic (not as nice as the 4G of course) and a lot of money left over to mod it. Insurance would be ok too.

There are some nice Celicas out there if you wanted a nice looking slug and some nice Corollas (well, it's almost an oxymoron - but there are one or two). Older RX7s look damn nice too and are in that bracket.
cool. are you talking about the bubble shape one Setanta? or the older ones?
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cool. are you talking about the bubble shape one Setanta? or the older ones?
thats the bubble shape... my uncle has an Si but in auto....and its a pretty good drive....zippy for an auto.
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The ZC in the Si is a nice little motor - lots of torque and good in the city and on the freeway. Definitely go a manual though - Honda and slushboxes are a bad mix, despite the refinements Honda put in them.
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The ZC in the Si is a nice little motor - lots of torque and good in the city and on the freeway. Definitely go a manual though - Honda and slushboxes are a bad mix, despite the refinements Honda put in them.
hehehe....he's not gonna run out of ideas with you around

hehehe...one of my cousins went from a 88 GL slushy... to a 2000 corolla slush box, and was complaining it took forever to get to 60 now the corolla has gone to his sister (cause they had to fight over the car) and he's bought a GSI integra slushbox

although 101kw aint so bad
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Old 05-10-2002, 09:16 AM
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101kw... I can't remember what that was like
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101kw... I can't remember what that was like


nor what I used to have in the 3rd gen civic....perhaps 50 at most

don't have any idea of output figures on those

but that thing gave pretty well.
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77 on the EW2 engine I think. Not too bad but the torsion bar suspension was really nice and made them handle like a dream.

EBs were 50-55, ENs were 60 but with a heap more torque than the EBs.

D15Bs in the 4G GL were 98.
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Ooops - bhp, not KW
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Ooops - bhp, not KW
bit of a difference to the teg huh
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Torsion bar

yeah the torsion bar makes it handle good but when you put a heavier motor in one you'd like to be able to get firmer springs
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yeah the torsion bar makes it handle good but when you put a heavier motor in one you'd like to be able to get firmer springs
I still killed the suspension in my 3rd G. It was fine when we were in wollongong....soon as we moved to Sydney... another story....quality of roads up here....so shoddy.
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