I was going to say just that, but bit my tongue.Originally Posted by fpv_gtho
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I was going to say just that, but bit my tongue.
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that two tone belongs on a silvia. sileighty's need to be solid colour, what is this autosalon?
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It's Mercedes W124 Spec 2-tone.
and it's not desired.
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that two tone belongs on a silvia. sileighty's need to be solid colour, what is this autosalon?
That is a Silvia you jackass
Its just wearing a dress.
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selling honda spazz and nissan pootrol, to be replaced with something nicer, smaller and more of an all rounder.
came up with this:
http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/...d=124FA7E6C2BE
discuss.
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I believe I made myself clear on FB.
R50 or R36
Impreza has the WORST interior, its worse then the hyundai I30s we have at work.
The Datto will rage again...
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this is going to transport two german shepherds, there isn't going to be much of an interior either way.
r36 is too costly and R50 is too big - want to downsize.
car will also be going on gravel roads and farms, so neither of those two qualify on that front either.
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Well to be honest, an STi doesn't qualify either. Unless you're planning on mounting some skinnier wheels, gravel tyres and jacking it up a bit.
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true, the ride height isn't exactly stratospheric either, but i feel okay about taking it off tarmac as opposed to the R36, if you know what i mean? the R36 is a bit 'nice' whereas the sti is ostensibly rally derived blah blah and all that.
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Which one was the limp-wristed one in 06, was it just the WRX or was the STi a bit limp as well?
Life's too short to drive bad cars.
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Having driven an 06 WRX I wouldn't call it limp wristed..
I think the rex wags will suit very well. Its a Subaru so you don't have to worry about the paint, mechanicals over dirt or any of those silly issues that would make you pussy around in a VW.
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The US stats for the WRX in 07 were 224 hp and 226 lbft, in 08 they were 265 hp and 244 lbft. I'm assuming ours were similar.
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Difference between 2.0litre jap engine and the US delivered 2.5 POS.
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Do we get the 2.0 still? I thought we got the 2.5 as well... Both of the above were US 2.5s.
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the above car is likely a jap importgiven that the sti wagon was never sold here iirc?
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