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    Quote Originally Posted by Slicks View Post
    Hey, if you like the sound of a weedeater at full throttle being attacked by a hive of huge bees, sure.
    take it easy chief, im guessing your comparing the ITR to the z06 perhaps? Honestly i would take an engine with a metallic sound over any v8, but thats just me
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    Quote Originally Posted by h22a View Post
    take it easy chief, im guessing your comparing the ITR to the z06 perhaps? Honestly i would take an engine with a metallic sound over any v8, but thats just me
    No, comparing it to any other street car, even in your comparison the Boxer engine sounds 100X better than any Honda engine Ive ever heard.
    Its nice a throaty, roars, doesnt buzz and fart:
    http://wrxvideo.vidiac.com/video/eae...1901729d7e.htm
    (fast forward like half way through)
    As for a proper V8, there is no comparison...
    http://videos.streetfire.net/video/8...c851bf28ca.htm
    http://videos.streetfire.net/Player....DCDED237E9&p=0
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lB3PxdZtkiE

    And now a honda...
    http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...D273DF245A.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slicks View Post
    i fail to see how a civic with a fart cannon is in any way similar to an ITR.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clutch-monkey View Post
    i fail to see how a civic with a fart cannon is in any way similar to an ITR.
    still farty/buzzy
    http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...0f01116a4f.htm
    http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...19c28f84be.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slicks View Post
    Hey, if you like the sound of a weedeater at full throttle being attacked by a hive of huge bees, sure.
    Slicks we get it you like V8's , there is nothing better than a V8 race engine with straight guts gears. But also the noise of a small capacity NA 4 cylinder with its ITB's wide open at 9000rpm sounds fantastic.


    You go on about ricer fanboys but you would be the biggest fanboy of V8's on this site.

    Heres a little vid of a decent NA 4 cylinder engine, this little weedeater engine is actually faster than many V8's, with your love for big V8's what are you compensating for ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by charged View Post
    Slicks we get it you like V8's , there is nothing better than a V8 race engine with straight guts gears. But also the noise of a small capacity NA 4 cylinder with its ITB's wide open at 9000rpm sounds fantastic.


    You go on about ricer fanboys but you would be the biggest fanboy of V8's on this site.
    Ill admit Im a big fanboy of the sound of V8s.
    Heres a little vid of a decent NA 4 cylinder engine, this little weedeater engine is actually faster than many V8's, with your love for big V8's what are you compensating for ?

    the chase
    Vid doesnt work (its probably my media player's fault, it never loads vids directly).
    Let me guess though, its you or one of your friends racing around a track against restricted V8 cars, I dont really see what your trying to prove here. I never said 4 cylinders are bad, or sound bad, I did say Honda 4 cylinders sound bad though. (Noticed I posted the WRX, I love the sound of the boxer 4, because it doesnt buzz.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slicks View Post
    Let me guess though, its you or one of your friends racing around a track against restricted V8 cars, I dont really see what your trying to prove here.
    in the same way you posted a bunch of Honda's with fart cannons, so i don't really see what you're trying to prove either.
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    thanks for the pointless input slicks. maybe you should stick to Z06 related threads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slicks View Post
    Ill admit Im a big fanboy of the sound of V8s.

    Vid doesnt work (its probably my media player's fault, it never loads vids directly).
    Let me guess though, its you or one of your friends racing around a track against restricted V8 cars, I dont really see what your trying to prove here. I never said 4 cylinders are bad, or sound bad, I did say Honda 4 cylinders sound bad though. (Noticed I posted the WRX, I love the sound of the boxer 4, because it doesnt buzz.)
    The V8's are restricted only by size, the turbo cars are restricted by inlet size. These cars are under 2 litre cars that race in a seperate class to the V8's, so Im not quite sure what your getting at there

    I'm just showing you that a well tuned 4 cylinder can sound as good although very different from a V8. In regards to the Integra, IMHO they are one of the best sounding engines going around.
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    decision was made. unbelievable deal! very stoked.
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    pics? info?
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    well theres no point until i get a photo uploaded or no one will believe me. But its a 2003 WRX hatch manual. 35,000 thousand K's for $23,500(trade price very luckily)
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    i choos 99 WRX

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    Have you considered an RS Cosworth in one of its guises be it sapphire cosworth, 3door Sierra Cosworth or the ultimate RS500 Cosworth as they are so tunable and reasonable cheap to buy and maintain?

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    not in aussie chief, you'll never find one. Choice has been made anyway
    03 WRX hatch manual. Had it for a couple of weeks now and loving it. It's so good to be driving a manual again.
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