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Stoneyginger

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10th Sep 09 at 14:51

Adam if you fancy it my mate Si is selling his toyota Levin AE86

R1CH

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10th Sep 09 at 15:11

quote:
Originally posted by AK

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie-C

quote:
Originally posted by DannyB
The classic Skyline for me, without a doubt.

x2, RWD fun! Instead of a car thats controlled by computers.

Do you drive a corsa.... If so, its controlled by 'computers'

I really dont understand people that say Impreza/Evo/Skylines drive them selves Its still very easy to get into trouble with them, and I dont see the point in intentionally making things harder.

[Edited on 10-09-2009 by AK]

Also most people ditch and the AYC systems HICAS systems etc, when tuning heavily or racing!

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10th Sep 09 at 15:55

True....

HICAS is one of the first things to go on a track GTR. We no longer run 4 wheel steering.

[Edited on 10-09-2009 by AK]

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10th Sep 09 at 15:58

quote:
Originally posted by Stoneyginger
Adam if you fancy it my mate Si is selling his toyota Levin AE86

Too expensive, no space, no time

min

My mother used to have one (UK Corrola version) 1982 or 83 i think. Brand new from toyota. Lovely car.

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10th Sep 09 at 16:09

2000GT

dont know the proper name for this corolla? Anyone know? (ae70 chassis code?) early 70's

Cant find the corolla i really want.. 70's and sure it was also a 2000, but not same shape as the GT above

Classic KPG10

[Edited on 10-09-2009 by AK]

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10th Sep 09 at 16:16

quite E-type like isnt it.

Wonder how expensive they are? Which Bond film was one it? White, driving on mountain roads (Sean Connery film, but a wifey driving)

[Edited on 10-09-2009 by AK]

andy1868

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10th Sep 09 at 16:18

i saw this GT2000 adam at a local rally afew months ago, looks almost mustang-y from the back

S@M

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10th Sep 09 at 16:24

its a good idea to remove the fuse for the hicas system as it can give you a few scary moments!

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10th Sep 09 at 16:31

quote:
Originally posted by S@M
its a good idea to remove the fuse for the hicas system as it can give you a few scary moments!

Dissabling the HICAS is a bit more involved than pulling a fuse. You still have the steering rack at the back to lock/replace with solid.

DizzyRebel

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10th Sep 09 at 17:37

Old jap cars look like blatant copies of american muscle shapes. That red thing looks like a corvette stingray and the blu corolla below it looks like a mustang.

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10th Sep 09 at 17:42

the red 2000GT looks nothing like a stingray

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10th Sep 09 at 17:44

E type maybe, stingray - cant see it myself

andy1868

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10th Sep 09 at 17:51

a 1977 corvette. theres similarities but its hardly a direct copy. also when were the 2000GTs in production?

[Edited on 10-09-2009 by andy1868]

[Edited on 10-09-2009 by andy1868]

BluKoo

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10th Sep 09 at 17:53

quote:
Originally posted by Stoneyginger
Adam if you fancy it my mate Si is selling his toyota Levin AE86

Thats a stunning car.

Any idea how much he wants for it?

DizzyRebel

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10th Sep 09 at 18:03

All old 60's/70's jap cars look like american cars. they just copied the styling ques much like the chinks do now.

inliner04

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10th Sep 09 at 20:55

isnt the jdm new gtr limited to 110mph?

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10th Sep 09 at 21:07

JDM - probably 112mph, or 180kph. Not 100% sure though, but if it is, its not goign to be hard to get round it.

Stoneyginger

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10th Sep 09 at 22:09

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo

quote:
Originally posted by Stoneyginger
Adam if you fancy it my mate Si is selling his toyota Levin AE86

Thats a stunning car.

Any idea how much he wants for it?

perfect condition and i think he wants 4k for it, if your interested i can give you his number, he has a diff for it also not yet fitted

[Edited on 11-09-2009 by Stoneyginger]

WATSON

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10th Sep 09 at 22:33

quote:
Originally posted by inliner04
isnt the jdm new gtr limited to 110mph?

Pretty much all imports come limited but then there not really hard to by pass

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