Lee From Deshele will most likely be the first to do one.
Little fucker ran 9.8 in his wrx. Self built
Little fucker ran 9.8 in his wrx. Self built
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MK7 Golf R 11.3@123.9mph. still working at getting into the 10s
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The Darton sleeves are US825 plus shipping. On top of that need to factor machining costs of this end.
Hmmmm tough choice.Comment
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Considering subaru have known about their motors moving bore issues for more than a decade, im absolutely disgusted to find out the FA motors appear to have the same problem.Originally posted by RdynoOriginally posted by TripperComment
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i think *THAT* colour and auto and the Aero bodykit is the formula for great successOriginally posted by boxxxComment
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Was not a fan of orange but on the convertible with those wheels it looks good.Comment
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Eh?Originally posted by MRMOPARMAN View Post
How does someone making liners for an open deck block mean there is bore issues?
Originally posted by Jim1UZ+1NZ...Originally posted by elfturbomaxComment
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IIRC darton has been making sleeves for ever for EJ motors because the bores walk around when making a bit more power than stock?Originally posted by RdynoOriginally posted by TripperComment
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That's probably a bit of an exaggeration. Would only be getting the sleeves if deciding to really turn up the wick in the future. But based on a landed price of $1150 which means gst plus customs etc (will get held up) and machining costs ill end up passing on these.Originally posted by MRMOPARMAN View PostComment
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Darton make sleeves for various engines because they are a engine sleeve making company
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Baby mobile: 2016 Nissan Qashqai
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riiiiiiiiight. so they make sleeves and close deck shit for EJs because they dont have issues with bores walking/etc?Originally posted by RdynoOriginally posted by TripperComment
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But aren't most open deck engines potentially problematical when pushing more power through them? Suspect that manufacturers dont' make them open by choice, it's an emissions thing.Richard's DatsunZ lappin LakesidZ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47OSh...&feature=g-upl
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"I can feel the driving experience down to my finger tips.... down to the pubic hairs in my trousers"
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Looks like they're getting ripped off in Ireland. 40K euro according to the review for what looks like a GTS equivelent model.Comment
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Sounds similar to the UK price?
Actually, given that it's the same price here as in the USA, it's probably more accurate to say that for some reason Toyota Australian aren't shafting the Australian market in the way most manufacturere & importers (including Toyota) almost always do; the price they're selling it here for is unusually low when you compare other imported cars with their US & Japanese prices.Soft roaders represent an excellent compromise between the needs of the hardcore 4x4 user and the convenience of a city hatchback. Its clear to see why they have become so popular in todays society.Comment
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