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cheeky c

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16th Feb 05 at 14:26

For everyone who can remember the post i sent last year.....
The winner was my integra type-r!!!!!!!! when it came to corners the ITR really ate the corners...fiat coupe was good on the start by the way. my 1/4time was qiucker too...so there you go..thanks for your time

Stu

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16th Feb 05 at 14:28

Is this on Gran Turismo?

Ditch

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16th Feb 05 at 14:28

I remember that post!

Went out in a collegues 20VT the other night, went really really well (running about 260bhp) but didnt like the corners AT ALL! It felt about as unstable as my old astra on the roundabouts!

Stu

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16th Feb 05 at 14:30

Love the sound those Coupes make!

Def rather have an Integra type R tho!

Ditch

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16th Feb 05 at 14:33

turbo makes a really

fluttery sound at full boost... not sure which I would take

Teg is surely a little torque-less for every day driving?

Stu

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16th Feb 05 at 14:41

quote:
Originally posted by Ditch
turbo makes a really fluttery sound at full boost... not sure which I would take

Teg is surely a little torque-less for every day driving?

If I wasnt going to modify (which I dont really anymore) I would take the Teg.

If I was going to modify Id take the Coupe I think!

Saying that tho, the coupe is supposed to be unreliable isnt it?

Nah, the Integra type R for me, especially one of the new JDM ones! Ive got a diesel Vectra for everyday use!

[Edited on 16-02-2005 by Stu]

3CorsaMeal

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16th Feb 05 at 14:58

i get overtaken each night and utterly pissed upon by some chap in a fiat coupe

vibrio

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16th Feb 05 at 15:10

coupe is one of the best handling FWD cars made.

rather have the coupe than an ITR

3CorsaMeal

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16th Feb 05 at 15:13

would rather have honda v-tec reliability then a italien door stop

Ditch

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16th Feb 05 at 15:18

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
coupe is one of the best handling FWD cars made.

fella at work would dissgree, but i guess the power delivery could make a 260bhp turbo FWD car unstable on corners if you didnt know exactly how to drive the car...

[Edited on 16-02-2005 by Ditch]

Ditch

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16th Feb 05 at 15:21

quote:
Originally posted by Stu

quote:
Originally posted by Ditch
turbo makes a really fluttery sound at full boost... not sure which I would take

Teg is surely a little torque-less for every day driving?

If I wasnt going to modify (which I dont really anymore) I would take the Teg.

If I was going to modify Id take the Coupe I think!

Saying that tho, the coupe is supposed to be unreliable isnt it?

Nah, the Integra type R for me, especially one of the new JDM ones! Ive got a diesel Vectra for everyday use!

[Edited on 16-02-2005 by Stu]

Good call, I would deffo take the DC5 Integra

Fiats 20VT aint the most solid engine no, but alot have been badly tuned.. which leads to an early death.

The horror stories about engine out cambelt changes arent as horrific as people like to make out either. The engine can be dropped slightly in the bay, and worked on with most of it still in place...

Stu

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16th Feb 05 at 15:23

Hmmmm, still a pretty tough call tho.

Just dont think I could have a FIAT tho.....

3CorsaMeal

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16th Feb 05 at 15:25

wasn't it brought out to be a cheap alternative to an Alfa GTV

Tom

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16th Feb 05 at 15:25

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
coupe is one of the best handling FWD cars made.

rather have the coupe than an ITR

Must be mixed up there

3CorsaMeal

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16th Feb 05 at 15:26

vibrio doesn't even know how hot air masses can defy gravitational pull, i would ignore him

Ditch

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16th Feb 05 at 15:28

quote:
Originally posted by Stu
Hmmmm, still a pretty tough call tho.

Just dont think I could have a FIAT tho.....

second that!

glad I never bought a Punto GT... was v v close to!

Ditch

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16th Feb 05 at 15:29

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
i would ignore him

Everyone does... dont they

Pablo

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16th Feb 05 at 15:51

Nout wrong with Fiats

Nismo

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16th Feb 05 at 15:54

Tegs were made to handle and that they do

cheeky c

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16th Feb 05 at 16:57

it really was a good race...only use it for racing, i use a merc c180 for town and motorway use..i seen my old corse yesterday! poor thing it looks like it has met a nasty object looking at the side of it...oh well...

carnoisseurcraig

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16th Feb 05 at 17:05

dont get a coupe.. timing belt takes 13 hours engine out job

Robbo

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16th Feb 05 at 19:27

Good job mate

i remeber the post

VIbs other way round

vibrio

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16th Feb 05 at 21:21

quote:
Originally posted by carnoisseurcraig
dont get a coupe.. timing belt takes 13 hours engine out job

on 20V ewngines although certain places can do it in saving a lot of cash

Cybermonkey

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16th Feb 05 at 21:33

quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
coupe is one of the best handling FWD cars made.

rather have the coupe than an ITR

Shut it Fiat Boy

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