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Old 06-06-2004, 06:47 AM
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Question another noob advice question

I'm getting ready to buy a new daily ride, and I'm looking for something with nice 0-60. If I'm going to mod, it's going to be later, so I need something w/ decent accel right out of the box. I'd like something newish ('90-'04), import or domestic, doesn't matter, but the big thing is the price range. I'd like to keep it under 10k. I won't really be competitively racing it anytime soon...

A while ago I was thinking about a v6 stang because I can get one w/ under 40k miles for about 7k, but the stock 190hp seems pretty weak. I had also considered a 2000+ eclipse, mazda mx6, hyundai tiburon, or a turbo 300zx but the 300zxs in my price range always seem to have 100,000+ miles on them..

Also, what's the most cost-effective and cheapest mod to affect 0-60 times?

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Old 06-06-2004, 07:08 AM
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Re: another noob advice question

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I'm getting ready to buy a new daily ride, and I'm looking for something with nice 0-60. I'd like to keep it under 10k.
Get a used GTP + some bolt ons.
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Old 06-06-2004, 07:22 AM
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Re: another noob advice question

that question is pretty broad, man.

i mean be more specific, do you want a sedan for hauling your drunk mates around or a coupe to woe the ladies, etc?

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Old 06-06-2004, 06:45 PM
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I was thinking coupe...
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Re: another noob advice question

Get a bike
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Re: another noob advice question

A coupe bike...beautiful!
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Old 06-06-2004, 10:36 PM
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Re: another noob advice question

If you're interested in 0-60 times, I would look into an eclipse gsx or eagle talon tsi awd. They responde well to mods and you should be able to pick one up fairly cheap. Just my
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Re: another noob advice question

Whats a good 0-60 MPH time for you?

High 7s - Golf GTI 150 HP
Low 7s - Civic SI 99 160 HP
Mid Sixs - Eclipse or Stang GT 98
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Re: another noob advice question

go DSM, they usualyl are the cheapest, they have a good go stock, and take well later on down the road.

i nissan 240 sx would be a bad go either, theres a lot of potential in those, just takes a bit of money to see it.
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Re: Re: another noob advice question

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If you're interested in 0-60 times, I would look into an eclipse gsx or eagle talon tsi awd. They responde well to mods and you should be able to pick one up fairly cheap. Just my

no question. Can't beat for the money a awd car thats turbo with as much potential as a gsx.


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How about a '93 - '98 Mustang GT ??

That'll fit in the budget, and should give you room to do an intake and exhaust to the car. Stock they run good 0-60 times. Take your time before buying the first thing that comes along though, alot of these cars have had the shit bagged out of them. Research them carefully before looking at them.

Something a little out there, but would make a good sleeper, would be a '94 Bonneville SSEi...fantastically fun, fast sedans. Respond quite well to mods. There was a guy on here a couple years back with one that he upped the supercharger in, did the intake and exhaust and few other things and was running between 5.8 and 6.3 0-60 times if i remember correctly.
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Old 06-13-2004, 01:30 AM
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I would still stick with the awd dsm over a 93-98 stang GT.. 93 GT isnt a bad choice but dollar for dollar and overall speed he would be better with a awd dsm...
your other option though with the bonneville... prob cost more in long run but lot o' room in that car for when your not going fast.............
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Talking go for it

Go for the lt1 or l98 corvettes im sure you can find a 90,91, or even a 92 in that price range.

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Re: another noob advice question

I say get a wrx wagon.

Fast, yet plenty of space inside to root comfortably...

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