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Integraholic

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Forget what every retard and their mother is saying. Buy an old Nissan 300ZX turbo car and fix it up. WAY more fun.

 

aznzebra

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Integraholic said:

Forget what every retard and their mother is saying. Buy an old Nissan 300ZX turbo car and fix it up. WAY more fun.

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assuming it would be a fixer upper, the parts would cost him a left nut.
you own one of those too don't you? how is it in terms of repair costs?
i've fixed a couple older nissans for friends and family. the parts cost alot.

 

Integraholic

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Um, no, they're cheap. Z31.com classifieds rule.

 

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OK... that was enough to snap me back to my senses.

A GTP/Buick Regal GS and 150$ for a pulley + a drop in K&N to start with will do the trick.

 

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Mike3800

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Integraholic said:

Forget what every retard and their mother is saying. Buy an old Nissan 300ZX turbo car and fix it up. WAY more fun.

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Gotta have a back seat. Those cars are AWESOME however. I saw a very modified but very stock looking one dyno over 400RWHP IN PERSON.

 

Integraholic

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So buy an older turbo 2+2.

 

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or the srt-4 dodge, it's not rice, it's domestic, dual throaty sounding exhaiust and enoguh power to spank a stock 03 gt, i believe...

 

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Get A Nissan Skyline R33 Or 34 Gtr. **** All That. 11.5 1/4 With Only Intake, Downpipe, And Exhaust Proven On The Track For A Mere 60k. Lol

 

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u mean 90 thou

 

aznzebra

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Mike3800 said:

OK... that was enough to snap me back to my senses.

A GTP/Buick Regal GS and 150$ for a pulley + a drop in K&N to start with will do the trick.

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I think buick revieras are the same deal. but you might not like the look of that car.

 

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aznzebra said:

I think buick revieras are the same deal. but you might not like the look of that car.

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I like the look but it's toooooo heavy for that engine, it's even heavier than the Bonneville. Seriously.

I'd buy a used Eldorado before the Riv. Still a nice low 15 second luxury car.

 

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aznzebra said:

I think buick revieras are the same deal. but you might not like the look of that car.

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ive never seen a rivera but if your goin for the sleeper look im guessin thats about as good as it gets stock

 

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Mike3800

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stephenmgd said:

Get A Nissan Skyline R33 Or 34 Gtr. **** All That. 11.5 1/4 With Only Intake, Downpipe, And Exhaust Proven On The Track For A Mere 60k. Lol

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Ya **** all dat ****... I otta buy a house in Malibu too huh?

 

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Mike3800

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FunkMasterFlex said:

ive never seen a rivera but if your goin for the sleeper look im guessin thats about as good as it gets stock

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Have you seen a Regal GS?

If you have seen a 99 or newer Buick Century you have seen a Buick Regal GS... to ME that's the ultimate sleeper car.

 

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Mike3800 said:

Have you seen a Regal GS?

If you have seen a 99 or newer Buick Century you have seen a Buick Regal GS... to ME that's the ultimate sleeper car.

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o yeah ive seen a century.
also on the note of sleepers my firends mom has a lincoln mark 8 32v v8 that gets pretty sick. also taurus(sp?) sho's r kinda sleeper dont no why they stopped makin em

 

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i "raced" 2001 nissan sentra se-r spec v in our 97 olds aurora (sniff...i miss that car) it was from a stop light up to the speed limit, which was 55 mph, ok so i "raced to 60...but anyways i kicked his ass, man you shoulda seen the look on his face when i stopped messin with him at 60 and he kept going. i mean a 250 hp 4.0 v8 in a luxury sedan kicking his ass. that was a good day and for some strange reason i attract spec-v's but it was the same deal, except this time i was in my moms new car a 2001 infiniti i30 there was 4 of us in the car and my mom had 2 golf bags in the trunk and i "raced" him to 60 mph and i had him until like 45 mph then he started comming back to beat me, but come on, the infiniti only has 225hp in a 3.0 v6 but still i think it was pretty good

 

aznzebra

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Mike3800 said:

I like the look but it's toooooo heavy for that engine, it's even heavier than the Bonneville. Seriously.

I'd buy a used Eldorado before the Riv. Still a nice low 15 second luxury car.

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yah, they aren't the lightest looking 2doors.

having a car that is too heavy for the engine is something we can all relate to if ya catch my drift,

i forgot about bonnevilles too, the SSEI or watever have the 3.8 S/C'd too. they are a pretty soft ride, and they got a good factory sound system. but now we're realling crosing the line into family cars.

do whatever floats your boat. its your money hehe.

 

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Mike3800

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aznzebra said:

but now we're realling crosing the line into family cars.

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I have a family.

 

aznzebra

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try to get one with low miles if you're getting a 3.8 in that year range.
the S/C'd ones tend to get blown head gaskets. (97-99)

the crank bearings sometimes go out on those if the engine is too old .

 

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stephenmgd said:

Get A Nissan Skyline R33 Or 34 Gtr. **** All That. 11.5 1/4 With Only Intake, Downpipe, And Exhaust Proven On The Track For A Mere 60k. Lol

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If you're interested in drag racing then I don't see any point of going for R33 or R34 when you can have a lighter R32 GT-R for much less.