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been thinking of changing the 182 for something completely different, just gettting bored of having the two clio's, so was thinking sell the 182, keep the track for meets, shows, B road blasts etc, so i was thinking, Celica GT4, Supra, or something simular!!!
Please Express your opinions please peeps
much appreciated
Bayliss
vts_saxo
05-06-2006, 13:14
I would pick the supra over the gt4, looks better, quicker(once moving).
The supra is the clear winner as there wasnt a gt4 in the fast and the furious :lol:
My dad had an ST205 GT4. It was a very good car, but not a particularly exciting one. Look great, very secure and solid handling, pretty quick, very reliable. But compared to a 320bhp rear-drive beastie, it's not really in the same league.
Supra all the way 8)
lol, try get a insurance quote on a supra mate :wink:
do u not fancy a intergra
i've tried on both mate £708 fc or £800 and something for celica gt4, both affordable and cheaper than 182, i just fancy summit that handles completely different plus i still have valver anyway
lol, try get a insurance quote on a supra mate :wink:
The fast tyre replacements alone will bankrupt him. Supra all the way, it's like TVR but reliable.
lol, try get a insurance quote on a supra mate :wink:
The fast tyre replacements alone will bankrupt him. Supra all the way, it's like TVR but reliable.
i'd like to say they probably would mate but i only pay cost on tyres (family business is a tyre bay and a test & repair centre) so it ain't that much of a problem, lol
PS. Make sure you get a UK car, because they come with much bigger and better brakes. And only a manual will do!
PS. Make sure you get a UK car, because they come with much bigger and better brakes. And only a manual will do!
obviously about the manual thing, didn't know about brakes though so thankyou for the info zollo
Swervin_Mervin
05-06-2006, 14:17
Supra.
manual supra boxes are almost as bad as clio ones when you put power into them most ppl have autos cos the boxes are so much stronger
I've heard of people putting autos in because they can handle more power, but the Supras I've had experiance of (one around 400bhp, two around 600bhp and one just over 800bhp) have all been manual and had no problems.
...Unless Bayliss plans a 1000bhp monster, an auto is just wrong :P
I've heard of people putting autos in because they can handle more power, but the Supras I've had experiance of (one around 400bhp, two around 600bhp and one just over 800bhp) have all been manual and had no problems.
...Unless Bayliss plans a 1000bhp monster, an auto is just wrong :P
you just don't know me yet, :twisted:
lol, try get a insurance quote on a supra mate :wink:
do u not fancy a intergra
I've had a quote fully comp with NCD protection on the Supra for under £600... it's running one that would be the problem... get the later VVTI model from Japan, much quicker and easier to drive
GT4? wash your mouth out, they are pants! supra all the way outta them 2! 8)
none, there both crap! lol :lol:
GT4's are amazing cars, tune past 300bhp easily (unlike Scoobs) and look mint imo!
really not keen on em tbh but each to his own! 8)
skyline sonny jim..r33 I reckon
now theres a man who knows his jap cars! definatly seconded, theres one for sale from the garage i get me tyres in warrington, its a r32 like but its the GTR Twin T so no slouch! 7 grand!
http://www.bromleytyres.co.uk/
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r32s are old skool cool....
Remind you of clio evolution :shock: everything get heavier!
http://www.sutv.zaq.ne.jp/ryu2000/r32vsr34back.jpg
i love the r33, its me favourite tbh, not keen on the r34 and i;d definatly have a r32 cuz like u said tis old skool n a bit cheaper!
tommi kaira special! :twisted:
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a330/coopahstar/Skyline3.jpg
LaurenGTI
05-06-2006, 22:07
I voted Supra....woman at work has just got one and it looks lovely...3 litre twin turbo in black! 8)
Mooseman
05-06-2006, 22:38
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wat about the escort cosworth you wanted:P
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