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Jenko_Sport
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10th Jan 07 at 23:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
A mate of mine has got one and its nothing to special realy, realy realy upset him the other night when he though he'd try and pull away from me

Think there closer to 150bhp standard
Jas
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11th Jan 07 at 00:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
near 170 i think mate.. dount a x16xe would keep up with a healthy one
Jenko_Sport
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Admittedly it didpull away a little but he was gutted at how i was stillpretty close behind him
Jas
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11th Jan 07 at 00:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
but theyr low 7's to 60 and yours is 9.5
Jenko_Sport
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Your going off book specs far to much but i can see what you mean it should of left me
mk4_astra
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you sure your mate doesnt have a xsara vtr as there more of a match for a 1.6 sport.

the xsara vts will give a 306 gti-6 a serious run for its money and both cars are alot faster than a 1.6 sport. unless your car has had some thoughtful tuning then it must of been a vtr
corsa5dr
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MR2 2.0 N/A's range from 125bhp to 170ish bhp I think. There's a variety of different models. The 170bhp model is similar performance to a 106 GTi.

Be careful in the wet

IMO I dont think I could have trusted myself with an MR2 at 19




[Edited on 11-01-2007 by corsa5dr]
City
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xsara vts are crap mate had one total crap saxo much better
Cupra Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by City
xsara vts are crap mate had one total crap saxo much better


I'd say the saxo/106 is better tbh, the only thing the xsara would be better at is motorways, but then how often do you drive over 90/100mph???? the saxo will be fine upto those speeds.
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quote:
Originally posted by Cupra Steve
quote:
Originally posted by City
xsara vts are crap mate had one total crap saxo much better


I'd say the saxo/106 is better tbh, the only thing the xsara would be better at is motorways, but then how often do you drive over 90/100mph???? the saxo will be fine upto those speeds.


you're very biased due to owning one!
Jas
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa5dr
MR2 2.0 N/A's range from 125bhp to 170ish bhp I think. There's a variety of different models. The 170bhp model is similar performance to a 106 GTi.

Be careful in the wet

IMO I dont think I could have trusted myself with an MR2 at 19




[Edited on 11-01-2007 by corsa5dr]


if its similar performance to a gti il be happy...

if its slow then i dont really want one.. 170bhp rwd is fairly appealing though
Cupra Steve
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Not biased, tbh i'd prefer the mr2!!!! But it's only a 2 seater.
Jas
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2 seats isfine by me, i only need one

just need to know how well the perform.. in the dry
ssj_kakarot
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almera gti is 139bhp, nice cars not as fast as you would think though, very cheap though.
corsa5dr
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11th Jan 07 at 11:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Jas16v
2 seats isfine by me, i only need one

just need to know how well the perform.. in the dry


As long as you get the 170bhp (ish) model the performance is good. They handle very well if you get a Rev 3 onwards (late 93 onwards) but if you drive like a muppet they will try and kill you. Turbo is very quick and a bit more of a handful

www.imoc.co.uk
www.mr2oc.co.uk

I'd still buy my 106 tho




[Edited on 11-01-2007 by corsa5dr]
Jas
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170bhp is the one id get... performance thing on this site says the 94 version is slower than 1992

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