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Not necessarily 10k, but pretty realistic
S54B32 e30 ///M3 (e46 ///M3 motor) LS1 NA Miata LS1 FD RX-7 MkIV VW .:R32 e92 BMW 335i 06-07 Subaru WRX STi |
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Emperor Jspec
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probably an s14. i really like those cars and have come close to trading my mr2 for one. I really love the fact that the aftermarket for those cars is good, they look great when done up, and lots of potential. Also, they're a lot easier to work on than the mr2. But I think the winner about that car is that it's got backseats.
a lot of my friends talked me out of it though... the mr2 is more rare and sexier and that's why i should keep it. plus, mine's in great condition and i would be hard pressed to find another one in the same condition. but yea, no doubt, it'd be an s14. however, S2000's are coming down in pricing too. that would be another option. |
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Traintech86 on all im's
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i must say if i ever got one, it will be the 2.5 rs because i am pretty sure thats the only 2door version and it looks soooooo good that way heh |
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Traintech86 on all im's
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/\ /drools
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For $10k, I might get a Porsche Boxster to replace the MR2.
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id get a C230 kompressor and leave it stock.. or a 330i.
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Big old pale mint green cadical convertible with white interior and long bench seats for my harem
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Well I just bought a '93 Mitsubishi EVO I GSR
only 66000KM on the odometer. since winters are rough here in calgary, or can be at a moments notice the MR2 is not the best daily driver for a year round vehicle. So the MR2 is up for sale and its EVO time!! And boy does this thing go like stink! Here's what sits on it now... 2.0 Turbo 4G63 Engine TD05 16G Stock Turbo AWD, 5 Speed Full 3inch Exhaust Turbo Back with Fujitsubo Muffler Big Front Mount with factory intercooler spray LSD Center and Rear 6inch K&N Filter on a custom intake pipe Upgraded Coolant Hoses Aftermarket Grounding Kit Independent Oil Cooler A'Pexi EBC A'Pexi S-AFC Billion Variable Fan Controller Zeal Adjustable Coilovers Cusco Front and Rear Strut Bars On order already is a new clutch kit and aluminum flywheel... Spec stage 2+ Also a new set of Hotbits Rally Style Coilovers... the front shocks are done on the Zeals and need replacing so I'm going a different direction with the Hotbits. So we'll see how it all pans out. So far its a rocket. Needs a tune though but AWD dyno's are a hard find in my area but within the next few weeks I'll get it all sorted. |
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i looking at trading my mr2 for this
a 1974 toyota crown ![]() ![]() ![]() at the moment it still has a factory 2.6 and 5 speed but if i got it i would prob just chuck a v8 in it the bodys been fully restored and it looks sick i offerd him a straight swap and hes keen but has to get permission from the misses so well see what happens |
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![]() Yes, please. I love the crossplane crankshaft tech. I'd probably kill myself on it though. |
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Sell mr2, for $350.
Then I would save up another $300 and buy a smarty tuner for my diesel pickup that would yield +120hp/+240ft lbs. (more than a 4age 16v). Whut ![]() Or use that whole 350$ and go out for a night of drinking with 2-3 friends. |
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I'm gonna go for something a bit different here:
1958-60 Austin Healey Sprite + ![]() or ![]() An example of the latter combination: |
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Always blow on the pie
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YOU MY FRIEND ARE A SICK PERSON... TRUELY SICK
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What? Just because I believe a Lotus Elise is an overweight pig you think I'm nuts? :P
1300lb car + 400hp engine = profit ![]() |
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Always blow on the pie
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i was refering to your choice of engine 1300lb car +400hp engine = profit yes but 1300lb car + 400hp engine that needs a rebuild every 5000miles = loss of sanity the rotary engine is the most efficient tool yet created to turn liquid fuel energy into pure noise |
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Which of those would you need to rebuild every 5000 miles? Both the LS1 and the rotary (provided it's not from an FD) are extremely reliable.
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