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What would you rather have?
a 97-98 mitibushi gsx, or do a 3sgte swap.? GSX Pros:Looks good, Fast stock, easily tuned. Cons:Bad tranny's? easily to break?, alot around 3sgte: Pros: Fast, Rare, strong engines Cons:FWD |
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The RS in F&F was turbo by the look. When they popped the hood, you could see it on the top of the manifold. Otherwise a 10,000 dollar fuel management system really wouldn't be that great of a benefit. Also, you could hear the BOV when he shifted... all of those cars had turbos.
Hear is something for ya.. watch the first scene with him and the eclipse on the track. Count the shifts ![]() I agree that the DSM is a "bang for the buck" car. Great vehicle, easily tunable... and AWD. Its not good for show (burn outs) but theres no greater feeling than waxin' a Cobra or SS Camaro off the line in a 210+ hp 4 banger. And crankwalk isn't a problem! It only happened in a very small amount of cars. I've owned 2 (95 and 96) and never saw anything. Also, no one I know.. about 10 more of them.. have ever experienced crankwalk. Dont let this discourage you from ever getting a dsm. This post has been edited by turboinduction: May 20, 2004 - 9:40 AM |
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