- 2,977
- Sweden
- SMH1989
Inb4 Casio
Nice Saab though. Always thought the 9-5 Aeros looked good. Nice comfy cruiser too.
Thanks, and it's pretty good on curvy country roads, nice performance too
0-100lm/h 6,7 and a topspeed of 235km/h 240hp / 370Nm
GTP Member's cars directory. What do you drive?
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Thanks, and it's pretty good on curvy country roads, nice performance too
0-100lm/h 6,7 and a topspeed of 235km/h 240hp / 370Nm
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Good job for posting a thread like this. I am looking for brand directory of cars because I am planning to buy a car since it is my first to time have a car if ever I buy one.
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- Tipperary
I some times drive a 93 Honda legend 3.2 V6 automatic.very cool for left foot breaking. legally of coursebut every day aether my wife's 01 renault laguna dti or my 01 Peugeot 206 lxi
but every day aether my wife's 01 renault laguna dti or my 01 Peugeot 206 lxi
- 1,026
- Atlanta, GA, USA
- I Matty R I
- 5
- LPHthephunk
I drive a silver '89 daytona shelby TII
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- Ragadir
- SnakeR32
My 1988 E30 with a M52B28 engine (E36 328i), used to be a 320i.
~200hp and 280nm doesn't sound a lot but it's pretty quick, E36 M3 3.0 are no problem
Mods:
-M52B28 engine
-K&N 57i
-G-Power Catback
-Fintec springs (front only, car has Mtech suspension)
-E36 Steering rack
-Powerflex front wishbone
Soundcheck (proper video coming in spring, I guess):
Old pictures from before I did the engine swap and with stock exhaust:
Winter wheels:
New headlights and kidneys:
~200hp and 280nm doesn't sound a lot but it's pretty quick, E36 M3 3.0 are no problem
Mods:
-M52B28 engine
-K&N 57i
-G-Power Catback
-Fintec springs (front only, car has Mtech suspension)
-E36 Steering rack
-Powerflex front wishbone
Soundcheck (proper video coming in spring, I guess):
Old pictures from before I did the engine swap and with stock exhaust:
Winter wheels:
New headlights and kidneys:
- 2,799
- Porto
- Burnout_PT
After almost 100k kms, it's time I change the front brake discs (rotors?) on my '03 Honda Stream. I'm considering upgrading to non-stock, improved performance ones (I have a tendency to destroy them with occasional over-heating).
Any tips/suggestions?
It seems they are the same as Civic '01
(feel free to direct me to another thread)
Any tips/suggestions?
It seems they are the same as Civic '01
(feel free to direct me to another thread
)
- 27,210
- United Kingdom
Snap 👍
(Still the only non-dealership pic I have of it. Though I did take the photo at the dealership)
Incidentally, if the pic isn't showing up it's because facebook is USELESS.
Yes, that one! 👍
But mine's got a dark grey colour
- 27,210
- United Kingdom
Nice 👍 They're pretty rare in the UK, especially in white.
- 7,511
- Lisbon,Portugal
- beerzgood
After having to sell my baby for cash:
I got me this:
'93 Audi 80 (B4) 2.0
I tell you, the quality of the build and materials on this thing far surpass any current production Audi. There are no noises when driving, nothing loose, absolutely anything wrong with it. The dash isn't even color faded with the strong sun we have here, and every single item and button works flawlessly. Let me see a recent Audi do that after almost 20 years...
Plus, engine runs great. Those 115hp are good enough to embarace quite a few modern cars, and gas mileage is a lot better than advertised, driving normally it does about 20% better than Audi says it does.
I got me this:
'93 Audi 80 (B4) 2.0
I tell you, the quality of the build and materials on this thing far surpass any current production Audi. There are no noises when driving, nothing loose, absolutely anything wrong with it. The dash isn't even color faded with the strong sun we have here, and every single item and button works flawlessly. Let me see a recent Audi do that after almost 20 years...
Plus, engine runs great. Those 115hp are good enough to embarace quite a few modern cars, and gas mileage is a lot better than advertised, driving normally it does about 20% better than Audi says it does.
- 27,210
- United Kingdom
Why are you selling the 3 Beerz? Got a bigger purchase coming up?
The Audi is cool though. All German cars from that 80s-early 90s period were built like tanks.
Needs some BBS wheels though
The Audi is cool though. All German cars from that 80s-early 90s period were built like tanks.
Needs some BBS wheels though
- 7,511
- Lisbon,Portugal
- beerzgood
Hey, buddy!
I actually sold it a few months ago already. Needed cash badly, had the rope wrapped tightly in my throat, so it had to go unfortunately. Really loved that thing.
For now, it stays. At least until I have my finances back up again, which may take (way much) longer than I anticipated at first, with the economy here the way it is...
But you're right, built like a tank is the proper expression. 👍
I actually sold it a few months ago already. Needed cash badly, had the rope wrapped tightly in my throat, so it had to go unfortunately. Really loved that thing.
For now, it stays. At least until I have my finances back up again, which may take (way much) longer than I anticipated at first, with the economy here the way it is...
But you're right, built like a tank is the proper expression. 👍
Wanted that too, right after slamming it at least a couple of inches. But can't afford it right now, it's staying stock sine die.Needs some BBS wheels though
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Alfa Romeo 164 Q4 from 1994
Full options: Leather seats, AirCon, heated front seats, Electric windows, stereo (just everything there's available for a 164)
Engine: 3.0l V6 engine, 232 PS, 284 Nm of torque
6-Speed Gearbox and (that's in fact the best about it) a 4-wheel drive system that distributes the Power between front and rear (0-100%) and of course, a LSD on the rear axle.
It's pretty fast (for a 1.7t heavy car) with 7.0s from 0-100 km/h and a top-speed of 240 (I always reach 260 on the speedometer, but it's 240) and it handles really good because of the adjustable dampers (normal mode = comfort and sport mode=sport mode. Just like on the QVs)
I even have a video that shows that it's a 4WD because you can see the tires smoke (rear and front).
Full options: Leather seats, AirCon, heated front seats, Electric windows, stereo (just everything there's available for a 164)
Engine: 3.0l V6 engine, 232 PS, 284 Nm of torque
6-Speed Gearbox and (that's in fact the best about it) a 4-wheel drive system that distributes the Power between front and rear (0-100%) and of course, a LSD on the rear axle.
It's pretty fast (for a 1.7t heavy car) with 7.0s from 0-100 km/h and a top-speed of 240 (I always reach 260 on the speedometer, but it's 240) and it handles really good because of the adjustable dampers (normal mode = comfort and sport mode=sport mode. Just like on the QVs)
I even have a video that shows that it's a 4WD because you can see the tires smoke (rear and front).
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- GTBR_Joker
God, i love that 164s
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I'll do it ASAP. For the moment it's at my brother's garage as it needs some service done to it (like the camshaft belt, water pump and the pulleys etc), but I'll see that I visit him, maybe I can do some good pictures in the snow.
- 33,155
- Hammerhead Garage
I have a 2001 Mitsubishi Lancer Coupe. Just realised she's nearly ten years old.
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- 514
- GTBR_Joker
This car looks lovely, and lots of fun
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