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Aliate X

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droptopford 5 0 said:
real nice car and good job keeping it clean. however, those cars dont do anything for me. i get a kick out of when people throw a lot of money into cars like that, and most guys just look at it and kind of laugh, if they even bother to look at all. props on the car if you like it though
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I dont know how you could walk to anything that has a lot of work and money put into it and "laugh".


No the tint on the windsheild isnt legal, but cops hardly ever notice, its very suddle.
 
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Very Nice 337, if it hasnt been chipped yet, go get it chipped makes a world of a difference on a 1.8T.
 

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dacolino said:
Very Nice 337, if it hasnt been chipped yet, go get it chipped makes a world of a difference on a 1.8T.
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Yeah he took it to a local VW shop, and they did the APR "trail chip" which was that the car was chipped for 6 hours of drive time, it was a really big difference, we took it out that night and got some bull**** races with it lol. Then of course it got slow after 6 hours =(, its like cinderella being turned back into a maid lol. Hes saving some cash to get a chip though. I wish chips made that big of a difference on our cars!
 

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Yea, it looks like a girl's car, and I would never drive one. But, I guess the question is, does it go anywhere??
 

Aliate X

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lol it seems like if anyone posts pictures of something thats not a mustang everyones so quick to go negative.
 

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tinted windshields are a huge liability, if you were to ever hit a pedestrian and the windshield is noticed and documented you will be butchered to death about it in court, most definitely if something like that happened at night.... I love the way they look but tooo much of as risk to me
 

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nice. Isn't he a teen? Nice car, and probably pretty reliable too.
 

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If it's not a Mustang it's junk...

Id drive one any day of the week and actually have driven many, and many fast ones. They have a nice smooth power that comes in fast up top and runs hard. They are a breeze to shift (rare on FWD cars) and even with the wheel hop and Torque Steer, feel solid and run good. My friends 20th Ann. has a good deal of work done (Bigger turbo, FMIC, turbo back exhaust with a Borla muffler, Diverter Valve, chip and tune, Carbonio Intake, etc...) and is probably a mid to low 13s car with a good driver, and is definately a nice car to drive around in. His also has navigation (he added it), 6-speed, a great stereo etc...

WORLDS above a fox body Mustang in every aspect short of going fast in a straight line for cheap!
 
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Aliate X said:
Yeah he took it to a local VW shop, and they did the APR "trail chip" which was that the car was chipped for 6 hours of drive time, it was a really big difference, we took it out that night and got some bull**** races with it lol. Then of course it got slow after 6 hours =(, its like cinderella being turned back into a maid lol. Hes saving some cash to get a chip though. I wish chips made that big of a difference on our cars!
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Yea those 1.8T's respond so well to a chip...mainly just being that it allows more boost etc. Those K03 turbos spool really early causing that insane low end torque spike.
 
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that car is very nice. I wouldnt mind driving one everywhere at all. As a matter of fact I was looking for a tdi jetta till i lost my job and lisense
 

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Aliate X said:
I dont know how you could walk to anything that has a lot of work and money put into it and "laugh".


No the tint on the windsheild isnt legal, but cops hardly ever notice, its very suddle.
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hey, two each his own, if you like it, thats good, but notice that i said most "guys" laugh, because as many here have pointed out, they're chick cars not chick magnets...
 

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lol it seems like if anyone posts pictures of something thats not a mustang everyones so quick to go negative.
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and i like lots of vehicles, just not cramped up boxy ones, civic hatch, vw hatch, geo's... i dont know why you are getting bent out of shape, a lot of people hate mustangs with a passion and that doesn't bother me a damn bit, oh well
 

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1993SSP said:
tinted windshields are a huge liability, if you were to ever hit a pedestrian and the windshield is noticed and documented you will be butchered to death about it in court, most definitely if something like that happened at night.... I love the way they look but tooo much of as risk to me
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Lawlz, if you have a probability of hitting a pedestrian you shouldn’t be driving in the first place, not to mention having the windshield isn’t going to make a difference. Your ass is going to get raped regardless when you hit an actual person.

btw, nice ride my buddy has one with a gt30r and 6 spd swap
 
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well if he ever wants to trade for a fox....can have mine

badass car
 
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