Good / bad?
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Coby extractors for AE101 4afe.
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Coby extractors for AE101 4afe.
by amdeman » Fri Jul 15, 2011 6:44 pm
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by soopachargen » Fri Jul 15, 2011 7:20 pm
Don't waste your money. You aren't going to notice any difference except for the placebo effect. You would be better off putting the money in a jar with "4age fund" written on it. Falls into the category of polishing a turd.
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by Bling » Fri Jul 15, 2011 8:32 pm
Might be worse than factory.... get blacktop ones, even then, probably no difference 4afes feel like they have asthma 
Probably not a fair comparison, but I drive blacktop/4afe back to back quite a lot and tbh I wouldn't invest money in a 4afe. Just enjoy the smooth power band / economy or change motors. my unwanted 2c
Probably not a fair comparison, but I drive blacktop/4afe back to back quite a lot and tbh I wouldn't invest money in a 4afe. Just enjoy the smooth power band / economy or change motors. my unwanted 2c-
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by 1I1 » Fri Jul 15, 2011 9:43 pm
ONPSI's brother fitted some coby extractors to his AE92 (4AGE) Trueno and lost a heap of power across the power band
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by ch4ng » Fri Jul 15, 2011 10:38 pm
Saving for a 20v conversion is a better way of spending that money.
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ex:
Charade Detomaso
MX5 - Stancemobile
MX5 turbo - El Tigre
87 Alto - The Tragic 3cyl powah
AE111 BZ-G Death Race 15.09
No Limits Onsite Paint Repairs. Cut and polishing, stone chip and scratch repairs. 021-177-8539 Mention Toyspeed.
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by amdeman » Fri Jul 15, 2011 10:47 pm
soopachargen wrote:Don't waste your money. You aren't going to notice any difference except for the placebo effect. You would be better off putting the money in a jar with "4age fund" written on it. Falls into the category of polishing a turd.
Damn it!
This idea certainly holds a lot of goodness, and definitely something worth investigating further.
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