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4age Kp61

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Yeah, look like some turbo fandanglething...........? :thumbsup:

 

Did we ever get those starlets in OZ?

Edited by ROLLN'03

DAMN........are there usually many around??? :thumbsup:

WTF is with the extractors?

longer primaries are said to create a much louder and hornier note on 4ag engines, along with more power, especially the 16v motors.

probbably many hours of trial and error getting each individual piece the rght angle and then welding them all up. it seems that it would be a fairly tight corner coming out of the block though.

would sound the business though :thumbsup:

wats my chances of importing 1 of those ? cause 1 of those would make an awsome drift car

wats my chances of importing 1 of them to aussie?

cuse that would make one cheap and effective drift car

cheap to buy in NZ, but expensive to frieght here.

 

picture of my old starlet after off road trip into hidden ditch.

drift :D

 

 

they are actually gettign daer here now, they are very sort after by hood rats.

 

wont get one for much under a grand. and a tidy bug eye can cost ya 2k!

 

4age in a starship is just so so right.

Although they are a VERY short wheelbase to drift with, there is one in D1 in japan. is very scary to drive apparently and can get 90 degree angles with ease.

no good for drifting, due to the short wheel base, better off going with a *E70 sedan and then setting it up for drift - the wheel base is very much the same as the ae86, in terms of length

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