I want a RWD Turbo car. Options?

Discussion in 'General Vehicle Chat' started by Phil., Nov 29, 2005.

  1. PeeJay Forum Junkie

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    Don't want to add fuel the the flames, but we we're given a brand spanking MGTF 160R in work as a demo for a fourtnight a few years back, and fair enough we ragged the bottom off it. but we gave it back with a bag full of trim that fell off the interior, about the only thing that still worked was the wireless and the (mk2 golf) window switchs.
     
  2. PeeJay Forum Junkie

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    Gutted - another dream dashed. I thought the rotor tips we're only a problem on the earlier cars. [:^(] [:^(] [:^(]
     
  3. GVK

    GVK Paid Member Paid Member

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    Predictable reply ACF, but a cracking pic!! Who took that?
     
  4. muppet Forum Member

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    Wireless? How old are you? :lol:
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  5. AndrewF Forum Addict

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    he did whilst his ex drove the car.

    i've never actually been in an mr2 turbo....i won't allow myself as if i feel that power i may wanna sell my n/a and get one, and it'll cost me too much! :lol:
     
  6. greg s Forum Member

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    Northern Ireland? RWD? By law don't you have to get one of these and fit a
    turbo?

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  7. GRINGOG60 Forum Member

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    Ive had two mate and your right dont go in one if you dont want to sell your car, performance wise there is no comparison to a Na and a Turbo. Even the Rev2 is a really quick car but all the power drops off after 5k where as the Rev3's scream all the way to the red line.
     
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    i dont agree with that at all, the modified k-series make the mgf feellike a different car!! i agree, the standard mgf is dull and poo i certainly would not have one.
    but having had a heavily modded 190bhp mgf and a lightly modded elise, id go with the mgf for fun factor and built quality
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  9. PeeJay Forum Junkie

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    It's gotta be retro mate, don't you ever put on your Daps, Turn on the Wireless or...... And I've run out of examples.
     
  10. 16valve Forum Member

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    Wasnt the Starion a RWD Turbo?? or maybe a GTO twin Turbo!! Why rear wheel drive Turbo?

    Just for that side ways bottom out action??? :lol:
     
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    gto and starion are both 4wd are they not?
     
  12. topturnip2 New Member

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    what about a sierra saphire cossie not the most beautiful,but easy to tune, fairly cheap and cheerful and rwd ;)


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  14. Raider Forum Member

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    Id go with a Cosworth I think....

    Ive got a bad dose of Cosworthitis [:$] at the moment and its even worse as My house is going up for sale to give me a few s [:s]
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  15. G-Man Forum Junkie

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    Ahhhh!!! The good old cosworths! Plus there's plenty of well modified (i.e. done properly not just tacky dump valves and K&N's) for cheap money!

    Most midly tuned have around 260hp+ which are still rapid!

    Mmmm....
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    gonna say, i think i was about to say i wanted to meet your mate ;) :lol: [:$]
     
  17. GVK

    GVK Paid Member Paid Member

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    Don't buy a 3k shed, you'll regret it.

    Don't buy one that's been highly modified, you'll regret it.

    Do put by a lot of money for when ( not if ) it blows up :thumbup:
     
  18. Raider Forum Member

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    Don't want no modified muck... looking at spending 5k tops and want a standard one aswell.Seen mates have nasty endings with modified ones [:s]

    Thing is the Cosworthitis usually passes when I see sense ;)
     
  19. GVK

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    Mate bought a white 2wd Saphirre Cos for about 4.5k recently, was unmodified bar exhaust, RS500 i/c and stage 1 chip, really good shell on it, mint underneath, I was suprised when we put it up on the ramp :clap:

    Hasn't stopped him fitting Gaz coil overs, 3" (from down pipe)Scorpion, 330bhp conversion (greens/3bar map sensor,T34 hybrid turbo etc etc) and a set of Compo MOs :lol: Goes like hot snot. :lol:
     
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    I think I'd end up modding it sensibly :lol: but dont want somebody elses ruff jobs. I need to know everythings done right.
    One of my mate buys and sells Cossies and Turbos and hes running round in a 2wheeler with 280bhp nice car and its for sale...wont tell me a price..wants an offer.. but its been shunted back and front twice [:s] so no way am i interested.
     

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