MrCat

So Tru buddy...!! Some women sure deserves to be married to a cobra...!!

This reminds me of an Opel Astra one of my friends has... That car is not modified like this, but sure does work like a tank.. Will any one of u agree with me if i tell u that the Opel is a bloody hardy and reliable car..??

OH ya buddy... U sure did mis a fine event...!! Better luck next time.. We all mised u and ur City...

Yep.. That car really is RWD.. Infact most of da Japanese cars that came out in that era were RWD.. Da Nissan Sunny b-11, Mazda Familia, etc.. Not too sure about da Lancer though.. If u see one on the road, jus bend down from da behind of the car and see.. U`ll be able to see the differencial clearly.. Think da japanese were not really on to CV joints and FWD those days... And specially that was an era where there was a huge dislike for FWD cars in the local market, bcoz of da CV joint in FWD cars ..

I would also go for Naturally Aspirated... Da reasons, well... here goes: 1.) Think N/A engines has the best compromise between fuel economy and engine power. (Im refering to other power improvement technologies like V-TEC) 2.) Better reliability without a turbine. 3.) A turbochager/supercharger will definietly add much weight to the engine. (Inercoolers and the assembly will add even more weight) P.S: Guys, This is jus what i thought ok... Didnt search google for this...

Yep.. can see only two Turbines from this angle but i bet there`s another two on the other side.. If so, makes it a quad turbo engine.. And looks like all da Turbines are conneted to a single massive intercooler.. Wow, remarkable piece of engine if its working ok.. And imagine about chasis it would fit into, if those dyno figures are for real it has to be one bloody strong chasis to handle the torque right..??

mmm... try to be a little more specific man... A car under 2m.. dats a wide range.. I think u sud really think and start da hunt with a really gud idea about what u want.. Gud luck...

I have a forbia for Automatic Transmission... .. Thumbs up for Manuals..