Was it broken?
Was it broken?
This is a post i wrote by mistake, which is nice...
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it's a subaru
Originally Posted by Turbo Yoda
Hi Ian, Iain here. My Subaru does a lot of things, like leak in heavy rain, repulse people on sight, rattle a bit from dead cold, and generally consume far too much of my money. However, one thing it definitely does not do is understeer. Part of the reason for this is the gearbox and diff set-up I have, but another reason is because I don't try to stuff a nose-heavy 20 year-old family wagon into corners like some downie who is overstimulated from seeing a rainbow for the first time (like most Subaru owners).
In short, my milkshake does indeed bring all the young males to the yard, and they confirm it is (currently*) better than yours. And while I could impart some form of learning to you, I'd most likely have to issue an invoice as a request for some form of payment.
Regards,
Iain
*yes, yes, 12 cylinders > 4 cylinders
Two things: you can wildly yank the wheel and it just turns without fucking about. It's hectic gran turismo style.
The v12 white car will all depend on money. If I can afford dms50 for black, white gets ohlins. Simple solution really.
This traumatic trimatic column shift nugget box will mean a top highway cruise of about 70km/h or this thing will suck more fuel than the pupat does cock.
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Traumatic is lame without tubs. You need tubs now.
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I'm missing the link between having a trimatic and needing tubs. Help me out here...
Your social better.
Originally Posted by seedyrom
Because I cant understand having a twin turbo V12 and traumatic without the car being built for the dragstrip, and I get the impression you cant fit much rubber under the rear of a liberty.
But also because everything on this car is pretty spastic and tubs seem to go with the theme.
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One foot on each pedal. Click shifter until top gear. Remove foot from brake. Swing on steering wheel.
This is why no tubs![]()
Last edited by Mr Jones; 07-12-11 at 08:35 AM.
Tubs to me is silly. The rear end is so far beyond 'easy' to fuck with it's not funny. Even with pushrods and cantilevers you would have a lowering rate suspension bound. Thats shit.
What can be done is to move the strut top in a little with a coilover rear. And with some panel beating a 11 inch tyre should fit. Once again thats a long ways off![]()
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Is this seriously going to be auto now??![]()
Originally Posted by GSRman
Originally Posted by T0nyGTSt
For now
No reason why it cant be a supra 6 speed later which would be a lot better. But for now the auto is 1/3rd the cost, has the right bellhousing, is proven, rebuilt and works.
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And auto = 2 feet, click click click max gear skids.
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auto fits the purpose pefectly
Originally Posted by Turbo Yoda
With all this talk of 3sp Autos, I'm surprised there hasn't been mention of carbies yet![]()
do everything you can to make the flexplate/converter/auto something common. and please put a transbrake on it!
Supra 6 speeds are spastic expensive for what you get and the ratios are gay. If you go manual, get a tremec of some type.
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nah, doing line locks in manuals is the bestest!
Originally Posted by Turbo Yoda
stick an a340 behind it?
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Yeah if youre going auto surely A340/A341 makes more sense since Centurys ran these up till 2004 or something so it'll bolt straight up?
Last edited by UZZ31; 07-12-11 at 12:22 PM.
Pro ratchet for even more bogan. Or megashifter for retarded bogan
pro ratchet ftw
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