What was your first car?
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Originally posted by ChrisFL
You traded a 93 MR2 Turbo for an Accord?
Anyway, first car, 1984 Mazda GLC (LX!! ). I paid $750 for it, 130,000 miles on it, ran fine, smoked constantly, 5-spd, drove it until the clutch went out, then it wasn't worth fixing it.
Second car was 1993 MR2 NA, kept it until 6 mo. ago, then bought my Lex.
I'm still planning on getting an MR2 Turbo as a weekend car, preferably a 93+ Red with tan leather interior
You traded a 93 MR2 Turbo for an Accord?
Anyway, first car, 1984 Mazda GLC (LX!! ). I paid $750 for it, 130,000 miles on it, ran fine, smoked constantly, 5-spd, drove it until the clutch went out, then it wasn't worth fixing it.
Second car was 1993 MR2 NA, kept it until 6 mo. ago, then bought my Lex.
I'm still planning on getting an MR2 Turbo as a weekend car, preferably a 93+ Red with tan leather interior
well, the guy offered me 11K + the accord so i couldnt say no here are some pix of the MR2 and the integ...
http://hometown.aol.com/wizdomfoelife
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1977 Chevrolet El Camino. Very underpowered 305 CID w/ 2b carb. Also, very overweight. Major gas pig.
Still, it was lots of fun on the beach, since I lived in Daytona then. Later on , I pulled the 305 and put in a 350 that I had built. Was a mild rebuild on a 2 bolt main block, so I was only pushing about 300HP at the fly. I spent too much money on the old beater. Lots of good memories though, especially since it was my grandad's old ride.
Still, it was lots of fun on the beach, since I lived in Daytona then. Later on , I pulled the 305 and put in a 350 that I had built. Was a mild rebuild on a 2 bolt main block, so I was only pushing about 300HP at the fly. I spent too much money on the old beater. Lots of good memories though, especially since it was my grandad's old ride.
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Originally posted by MrJohnTan
I've had questions about that car!!!!
When I had my MR2 I had some....undisclosed plans for it.....and I saw you had fans under the intercooler, just like the McLaren F1 had fans to improve downforce under the car
I wanted to know how you installed them, and what the differences were in the car, if you could feel a difference.
I don't know of any other MR2 owner that's done it like that (and I've met a TON of them)
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Originally posted by ChrisFL
SO YOU'RE THE OWNER!!!!!
I've had questions about that car!!!!
When I had my MR2 I had some....undisclosed plans for it.....and I saw you had fans under the intercooler, just like the McLaren F1 had fans to improve downforce under the car
I wanted to know how you installed them, and what the differences were in the car, if you could feel a difference.
I don't know of any other MR2 owner that's done it like that (and I've met a TON of them)
SO YOU'RE THE OWNER!!!!!
I've had questions about that car!!!!
When I had my MR2 I had some....undisclosed plans for it.....and I saw you had fans under the intercooler, just like the McLaren F1 had fans to improve downforce under the car
I wanted to know how you installed them, and what the differences were in the car, if you could feel a difference.
I don't know of any other MR2 owner that's done it like that (and I've met a TON of them)
BTW, sorry for hijacking this thread...
Last edited by MrJohnTan; 09-15-03 at 08:55 PM.
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Originally posted by MrJohnTan
I wish I had some pix of that setup, but my computer crashed and bye-bye went the harddrive as well all the pictures i had.
BTW, sorry for hijacking this thread...
I wish I had some pix of that setup, but my computer crashed and bye-bye went the harddrive as well all the pictures i had.
BTW, sorry for hijacking this thread...
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