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IanT720
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DEC 24, 11:44 AM
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Hi guys, I love my Fiero and it's my DD but I want to get into racing/rally... So I need some cheap pos that I can learn to drive stick, drive turbo, drift, and just drive fast.... So I want FR, stick, preferably turbo and cheap... Just want a car to teach me skills such as heel toe, double clutch, clutch kick, engine brake, and brake boosting (turbo).... I was thinking an 80's supra, any other good canidates? It has to have those options, thanks  ------------------
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RWDPLZ
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DEC 24, 01:13 PM
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IanT720
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DEC 24, 01:51 PM
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also good but I'm trying to get a car with a turbo so I can practice brake boosting, using antilag etc... thanks tho
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Monkeyman
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DEC 24, 03:40 PM
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Second and 3rd gen Supras are heavy but the 4th (final) gens are great cars. I don't know if you can find one in the "pos" category, though. If you can spare the coin, they can be found in big single and twin turbo models.
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IanT720
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DEC 24, 04:27 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Monkeyman:
Second and 3rd gen Supras are heavy but the 4th (final) gens are great cars. I don't know if you can find one in the "pos" category, though. If you can spare the coin, they can be found in big single and twin turbo models. |
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Really? Wouldn't have guessed thanks, but yeah I would kill for a 98 single turbo... Just way out of my price range lol really looking for something 2500 or less. ------------------
86 Fiero GTX project now tearing up the street, My build thread! 3800sc, interior, wheels, suspension and more! http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/089483.html
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OKflyboy
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DEC 24, 09:00 PM
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IanT720
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DEC 24, 09:14 PM
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Now that's what I'm talking about, anybody know the model of the Volvo?
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OKflyboy
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DEC 24, 10:44 PM
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GreenPlatypus
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DEC 25, 01:08 PM
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older volvo turbo is the way to go. or maybe find a miata, they are easy/cheap enough to turbo if you must have it. you might be able to find an early 300zx turbo for cheap. or maybe a 200sx turbo, though they are getting impossible to find. but why limit yourself to those specs? maybe look for like a 2wd s10 or ranger? they are very competitive in the enthusiast side of rallying. you want turbo but that comlicates lots of things on the maintenance side. i rallied an older fwd mitsubishi mirage and had a lot of fun with it and was competitive, only because I was consistent and reliable. reliability is key! look on some enthusiast websites for a used rally/race car, can get them very cheap with lots of spares and don't have to worry about dumping a lot of money into the safety stuff to pass inspection, especially if you want to get into rallying. [This message has been edited by GreenPlatypus (edited 12-25-2012).]
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carnut122
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DEC 26, 12:47 PM
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Mustang Turbo or T-Bird Turbo(maybe too big?)?
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