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Quint wrote:Not just cock, large cock.
Dell'Orto wrote:FD's are reliable until you change things without doing it properly
Quint wrote:Not just cock, large cock.
Lith wrote:ie, don't turn it from off to on - without praying?
Quint wrote:Not just cock, large cock.
Dell'Orto wrote:Well, S8's arent too bad. Mazda never seemed to get rotary ECU's right until then, hence why people think Microguess are good
Dell'Orto wrote:Lith wrote:ie, don't turn it from off to on - without praying?
No the trick is to sell it before it gets to 90,000k's
FANGIN wrote:
But in all honesty I'll probably sell the thing in 6 months and get an RX8
FANGIN wrote:Dell'Orto wrote:Well, S8's arent too bad. Mazda never seemed to get rotary ECU's right until then, hence why people think Microguess are good
Microtech are good enough to crack a 7.02 down the 1/4 mile, never seen a standard S8 ECU achieve that.
FANGIN wrote:Even with a rebuild my factory FD shat itself at 160,000 kms.
So it now has a Brand new block, MICROTECH and a GT37 hanging off the side
But in all honesty I'll probably sell the thing in 6 months and get an RX8
Quint wrote:Not just cock, large cock.
FANGIN wrote:Yea, I know. But RX8 has slightly more interior space than an FD, is newer & will be getting an NA 20b transplant.
But we digress away from the topic at hand.
The LF-A is a test bed for Toyota / Lexus. Good on them for being daring in a time where people are hung up on emmissions & playing it safe because of the recent recession. I don't see Mitsi or Subaru making a supercar anytime soon. Mazda has one, but it's not exactly production Spec.
So good on Toyota & Nissan for making cars that we can't afford, but will dream about owning for our lifetime.
2jayzgte wrote:I see Motor Trend have just done the first officially timed 1/4 mile race between the LFA and the GTR with the LFA just sneaking home in the heads up drag race with an 11.8 to a 11.9 at 123 odd mph.
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