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A GTO VR4? Nice. Too heavy for my taste (infact it's one of the heaviest cars in GT3), but a sweet piece overall.
Drifting ThundaI have/drive:
1986 Ford Thunderbird 302ci (5.0L) V8
1997 Ford Thunderbird LX 232ci (3.8L) V6
and in the next few weeks I will be getting:
1994 Ford Thunderbird SC 5-speed 232ci (3.8L) supercharged V6
Well, I have considered it but I kinda like the underdog prescence of a modified Thunderbird over a "my grandma has two of those" Mustang. The SC I should be getting in about a week is modified enough and is basically as fast as a new automatic Mustang GT anyways. It ran 14.2 at the track with basically no traction until part way into 2nd gear. The Super Coupe is rare, in fact there are only around 1,300 5-speeds in the '94-'95 version. Besides, why just have power when you can have power AND luxury? Oh yeah, and this is much more bang for the buck since it's going for $4,500-5,000 and the insurance is much cheaper anyways. It just seems to be a more logical choice and I really do love these cars.RobcioPLNot that i dont like these cars, y so many thunderbirds? Y wont u get a Mustang?
That's a nice FC. My friend has an '86 but it has no turbo and it's not very fast...rx7maniac
"FAST" is relative to what you're accustomed to.AzuremenThe MR2 listed in my sig. I'll get some pictures up soon, but it is fast...
AzuremenThe MR2 listed in my sig. I'll get some pictures up soon, but it is fast...
Lethalchem"FAST" is relative to what you're accustomed to.
VIPERGTSR01I would imagine his AW11 would handle quite well.
rx7maniacQuite would be an understatement if he's using some quality tires. Plus his CLAIMED hp would excel that lightweight to some good speeds. But I really don't see how a k&n filter got him 60 or so hp
Quick_NickThe Supercharged MR2 from 1987 has 145 hp & the NA has 122.
ElbowlesioWow, fifteen posts in two over two years... thats gotta be a record