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Just leave it dead. One less rustang on the road. |
yes because your chicks car is so much faster :rolleyes: |
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While your car is sitting there with no clutch, I'm faster. And unless its a 5.0, I'm still faster. As for being a chick car...I see a lot more chicks drinving mustangs than Celicas. Even the new mustangs are all old woman drivers. Men who want domestic buy GM cuz they know what a car is. |
less talky...more taste in cars ;) |
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...dun mix my words around to make them your own.. sheesh.... thats not the point of this little spat.... hahah ^_^ |
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the lugnuts on my camaro require more torque than your celica makes... |
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theres nothing wrong with "chicks" driving mustangs... mind you i didnt know baby chickens could drive??? hmm.... learn something new everyday i guess huh? :rolleyes: ^_^ |
(Ford) Engines: 2.3 liter @ 88 bhp. Weight of 28xx lbs. (Toyota) Horsepower 140 hp @ 6,400 rpm Weight of 2,4xx lb. Even if the 5.0 is a nice engine, expensive to work on. Every car has it's godsent though right? What was the specs on the all-track celica? 200 HP turbocharged with still around 24-26xx pounds? Not to mention it's easy to get some really nice gains from that car with only turning up the boost just a little, little bit. |
danny, was that brakestand under the highway by seclusion bay? |
i was gonna say.. you go under that tunnel and it will take you to this little lodge/restaurant.. they got a gas pump there to.. been a while dunno what its called tho |
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500cc GP bikes make 200hp (restricted) NA bhp |
im not even goin into the mustang arguement..im too lazy to type..the brake/clutch stand was prolly on the u turn route tunnel im guessin..not Elkart lodge...ya i locked my keys in my car at work..didnt get it unlocked till after work..so its time to eat i think |
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bikes and cars are totally different but how does an inline 4, 4 stroke, gas, 16 valve application vs inline 4, 4 stroke, gas, 16 valve application differ? |
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An inline engine is long and narrow. In small cars in particular, a long, narrow engine mounted transversely can allow a very short hood. In an air-cooled engine, the inline configuration is sometimes harder to cool. A flat engine is wide and flat. This gives it a low center of gravity. http://auto.howstuffworks.com/engine.htm http://www.twistgrip.co.za/technicol_cylinders.htm http://auto.howstuffworks.com/engine-inline.htm http://colos1.fri.uni-lj.si/~colos/C...NE/engine.html You can find these answers on the Internet, why did you ask them? To see if I had the expertise of engines? Because your angry at me because I use grammer or something? Because I enjoy how reliable the Toyota Celica's 2ZZGE engine works? |
lol, relax buddy im not angry at you.. and i think i have some idea how an engine works. but in the end, a 1L gxr puts down more HP than your enjoyable 1.8L toyota motor. after all, i have rebuilt an engine completely. helped rebuild 2 others, and have worked on a few bike engines. i dont much have a thing for the car spectrum anymore.. i've always wanted serious performance.. superbikes was the answer |
Wow, too much whoring to read. I want christmas to come now:) |
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