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What Grinds My Gears.

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So....

 

This

 

:hmm:

 

96kw is what is claimed for the JDM-spec AE86 bigports on Japanese fuel and power ratings, Australian-delivered FWD ones were 86kw (bluetop 3-rib, Series 1 and 2) or 88kw (red/blacktop 7-rib, Series 3), although a lot of places don't recognise a Series 3 (it was visually very similar to the Series 2, and very short-lived as a runout model as Japan had switched to the 7-rib bigport AE92).

 

Oh, and Phil's website is a little out-dated....note that it hasn't been updated in over 11 years, a lot of information has been discovered in that time :P

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96kw is what is claimed for the JDM-spec AE86 bigports on Japanese fuel and power ratings, Australian-delivered FWD ones were 86kw (bluetop 3-rib, Series 1 and 2) or 88kw (red/blacktop 7-rib, Series 3), although a lot of places don't recognise a Series 3 (it was visually very similar to the Series 2, and very short-lived as a runout model as Japan had switched to the 7-rib bigport AE92).

 

Oh, and Phil's website is a little out-dated....note that it hasn't been updated in over 11 years, a lot of information has been discovered in that time :P

 

Wadaya mean I don't hav da 100kw 3-rib bigport cuz? :rolls:

 

Ya know...I could've saved myself a fair amount of time researching & trawling through all the BS/myths out there (you've seen the forum threads, you should know what I mean :wink: ) & just asked you in the first place! :P But where's the fun in that? Could've also just claimed I hit 9 instead of 8 but meh. It can be a PITA trying to work out what variant you have when its & the ECU's exact origins are unknown.

 

Cheers man! :thumbsup:

 

P.S - I prefer the term nostalgic, out-dated soundss a bit harsh! :laff:

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WGMG - Leaving my lunch on the bench after a 12 hour day

those days where everything you hear is bad news and you have the shittest jobs at work and you just wanna break something

Stocktake ??

 

Now thats scraping the barrel of "make work"

WGMG - These scooby doo movies on TV

My god i haven't had one of those damn things since last year.

 

 

Thinking of it now and i haven't even been sick (a part from needing a walking frame) at all since last year.

lock out at the pitt

 

Which one is that?

alex hotel

 

Haha Fight Club more like it

Mr Brush cutter you grinded my gears for the last time.

 

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