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From: redondo beach
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From: Kincardine, Ontario Canada yeah Canada bitches
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='840803' date='Oct 13 2006, 07:50 PM
warranty time is 2.6hrs x $125/hr x $175.10 = $500 or 37 hectares/second/second
Christ $125/hr labour rate, it's still 70/hour here.....
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wtf? chevy trucks from 20 years ago are not carbed. i had an 84 blazer that was EFI.
get yourself a ******* wrangler with a I-4 in it. you will not regret it at all. 4x4 when you want it, and a top that comes off for the spring and summer. what else could you want?
get yourself a ******* wrangler with a I-4 in it. you will not regret it at all. 4x4 when you want it, and a top that comes off for the spring and summer. what else could you want?
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Originally Posted by rowtareh' post='840941' date='Oct 15 2006, 05:47 PM
wtf? chevy trucks from 20 years ago are not carbed. i had an 84 blazer that was EFI.
get yourself a ******* wrangler with a I-4 in it. you will not regret it at all. 4x4 when you want it, and a top that comes off for the spring and summer. what else could you want?
Ok, I also said or that TBI ****, if I WERE to get a truck, it's going to be diesel, not some pos want a be, I don't have a need for a truck right now, so I'll keep the rx7, and the Corolla. You yourself have already said that you regret buying a Jeep, I'm not some asshat comming in off the street that you are selling a pos Chrysler product to.
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Originally Posted by nismo convert' post='840945' date='Oct 15 2006, 06:30 PM
Ok, I also said or that TBI ****, if I WERE to get a truck, it's going to be diesel, not some pos want a be, I don't have a need for a truck right now, so I'll keep the rx7, and the Corolla. You yourself have already said that you regret buying a Jeep, I'm not some asshat comming in off the street that you are selling a pos Chrysler product to.
Number one: I don't sell cars anymore.
Number two: I regret buying a new wrangler for a daily driver, not the wrangler itself.
Number three: Never said anything about buying a new one. You can go out and get an early 90's wrangler for less than 6k, with an I-4.
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Originally Posted by rowtareh' post='840979' date='Oct 16 2006, 12:23 AM
Number one: I don't sell cars anymore.
Number two: I regret buying a new wrangler for a daily driver, not the wrangler itself.
Number three: Never said anything about buying a new one. You can go out and get an early 90's wrangler for less than 6k, with an I-4.
I believe I said that it would be my dd as well as a winter car.
Maybe in your area thats what a Wrangler goes for, but not here, I actually think I have seen more Jeeps in the ditch in the winter than most cars, likely because of the false sense of security, and being so high with the short wheel base they tend to spin, and roll. I think I'll go with a 2000 Subaru Legacy GT.
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Originally Posted by nismo convert' post='841013' date='Oct 16 2006, 10:28 AM
I believe I said that it would be my dd as well as a winter car.
Maybe in your area thats what a Wrangler goes for, but not here, I actually think I have seen more Jeeps in the ditch in the winter than most cars, likely because of the false sense of security, and being so high with the short wheel base they tend to spin, and roll. I think I'll go with a 2000 Subaru Legacy GT.
Eh, I am not gonna bash your opinion, but I forget about demographic areas all the time when I argue about this type of ****.
And yeah, people tend to think they are almighty, but can flip easily. I should know, I did accidentally. LOL
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5.8 s to 60mph and 14.2 s @ 100 mph quarter mile (C/D)
Mazdaspeed offers CAI and CB with full factory warranty that ups the output to 298 hp and 310 lb/ft at the crank
The Automobile magazine dyno was done with NO AIR through the intercooler and it still put down 216 whp/ 245 wtq, pretty impressive if you ask me. They still tested it at 5.9 to 60 and 14.3 @ 100.
I'm considering getting one
Mazdaspeed offers CAI and CB with full factory warranty that ups the output to 298 hp and 310 lb/ft at the crank
The Automobile magazine dyno was done with NO AIR through the intercooler and it still put down 216 whp/ 245 wtq, pretty impressive if you ask me. They still tested it at 5.9 to 60 and 14.3 @ 100.
I'm considering getting one
