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CorsAsh
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17th Jan 06 at 16:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by AK
whats the fetish with conv's?

S2000?


He loves to feel the wind in his wig
Matt H
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Ian in a Merc, hmmm..... You'll get pulled all the time! "Is this your car laa?"
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Originally posted by Ian
I was going to just do a service and change the plugs, but the EM light came on so I thought they had better take a look.

Its out of warranty in March so I need an excuse to buy a Monaro anyway. They're loosing mega money. Be rude not to at least test drive one while mine is on a ramp.
surely if it's still under warranty it won't cost you a penny to have it fixed
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I've been out in a Holden Commodore last year in Australia (virtually the same car as the Monaro), very nice and comfortable to drive!

I don't really like the Monaro though to be honest, when I move back I'm going to purchase a Ute with the same engine!

Current one is about £17k brand new last time I checked!
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Ute also has same front end and interior as Commodore/Monaro by the way.
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quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
Monaro - and it doesnt take alot to get it into VXR power anyway,
Its only manifold and management changes.


there is a large difference between the normal CV8 Monaro and the VXR Monaro, they actually have different engines. 5.7 is the LS1, 6.0 VXR is the LS2. LS2 is a better engine, and revs more freely than its smaller brother. Also, it would be more sensible to put any upgrade money towards a Harrop charger then the sky is the limit in terms of power. Worlds most powerful driftcar is an aussie LS1 Commodore with 1400bhp
Ian
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It'll be a normal standard one, can't afford to go silly with it. I'm thinking first page of Autotrader Low->High, and there's no VXRs on that page!!
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quote:
Originally posted by chewy
surely if it's still under warranty it won't cost you a penny to have it fixed
Warranty is up in March, plus its a pain in the ass having to take it down there.

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