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EvoFire
06-19-2024 08:57 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by JDMDreams
(Post 9139910)
Isn't the swap like $6-7000? I don't think any swap is cheap these days unless you buy a swapped one
Why would it cost that much? A 2.5 is like a $600 engine, spend a few hundred on maintenance and cams, it's mostly a drop in. You can definitely run up the bill if you are going ham, but I think 3-4k is doable if you know what you are doing?
Most ppl doing a 2.5 swap knows someone who knows someone who knows someone lol.
Seems reasonably priced for a manual NC?
Was looking for a MR2 then saw this.
If this is the same car that was listed + sold at Openroad for < $11k, then the passenger door will have a bit of a nasty scrape. I would ask for pictures of the passenger side of the car if you're serious (which they've conveniently left out). Otherwise, great price for an NC1 PRHT. Probably the lowest I've seen, even factoring in the mileage.
I've actually always wanted to drive one and see how it compares to the ND. Driven plenty of NAs and Sat in NBs, but never an NC. Usually NC2 PRHT's are in the $19-20k range for a manual.
nessus
06-19-2024 06:03 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaaagman
(Post 9139932)
If this is the same car that was listed + sold at Openroad for < $11k, then the passenger door will have a bit of a nasty scrape. I would ask for pictures of the passenger side of the car if you're serious (which they've conveniently left out). Otherwise, great price for an NC1 PRHT. Probably the lowest I've seen, even factoring in the mileage.
I've actually always wanted to drive one and see how it compares to the ND. Driven plenty of NAs and Sat in NBs, but never an NC. Usually NC2 PRHT's are in the $19-20k range for a manual.
Definitely the lowest I have seen too. Was going to visit the dealer if I have time this weekend. Now I will request a pic from the other side. They probably wont reply anyway...
bcuzracecarz
06-19-2024 06:24 PM
Cleanest (minus wheels and tails) I’ve seen for one of these in a while, low kms too
This one is interesting because it seems like the seller is motivated to sell. A few weeks ago, it was listed for $65k. Since then, the asking price has been reduced to $63k, then $61.5k, and now $59.5k.
Aside from the 19" wheels, it doesn't seem like there are any bells and whistles. The 2.0L turbo four sounds unspiring, and IIRC, the 2017 cars don't even have PSE as standard equipment. But 300hp + turbo torque is 300hp + turbo torque, so it'll pull very nicely (as long as you're in the right gear).
AstulzerRZD
06-21-2024 09:48 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Traum
(Post 9140122)
2017 (718) Cayman
$59.5k
36000 km
PDK
it'll pull very nicely (as long as you're in the right gear).
The right gear part is so key.
The base 718 doesn't have the variable geometry turbo so the lag is so real.
IMO 718 S is the minimum.
I personally think 981 sounds a lot better than 718 GTS 4.0 as well.
This one is interesting because it seems like the seller is motivated to sell. A few weeks ago, it was listed for $65k. Since then, the asking price has been reduced to $63k, then $61.5k, and now $59.5k.
Aside from the 19" wheels, it doesn't seem like there are any bells and whistles. The 2.0L turbo four sounds unspiring, and IIRC, the 2017 cars don't even have PSE as standard equipment. But 300hp + turbo torque is 300hp + turbo torque, so it'll pull very nicely (as long as you're in the right gear).
Price has been dropped to $57k now for anyone interested.
Seems reasonably priced for a manual NC?
Was looking for a MR2 then saw this.
I've been browsing NC/NDs lately and I'm shocked at how many of them are automatics - feels like nearly half of them are autos. I've heard autos are not uncommon but it's been really surprising to see.
supafamous
06-24-2024 12:32 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by EvoFire
(Post 9139913)
Why would it cost that much? A 2.5 is like a $600 engine, spend a few hundred on maintenance and cams, it's mostly a drop in. You can definitely run up the bill if you are going ham, but I think 3-4k is doable if you know what you are doing?
Most ppl doing a 2.5 swap knows someone who knows someone who knows someone lol.
I've been browsing NC/NDs lately and I'm shocked at how many of them are automatics - feels like nearly half of them are autos. I've heard autos are not uncommon but it's been really surprising to see.
There’s a lot of hairdressers that need convertibles okay
This one is interesting because it seems like the seller is motivated to sell. A few weeks ago, it was listed for $65k. Since then, the asking price has been reduced to $63k, then $61.5k, and now $59.5k.
Aside from the 19" wheels, it doesn't seem like there are any bells and whistles. The 2.0L turbo four sounds unspiring, and IIRC, the 2017 cars don't even have PSE as standard equipment. But 300hp + turbo torque is 300hp + turbo torque, so it'll pull very nicely (as long as you're in the right gear).
No disrespect, but a 2L 4 cylinder 300hp dual clutch for 60k+ is a rip off
When you can get a 3.0l 6 cylinder bmw 135i dual clutch for 15-20k. That would easily tune to around 400hp, where the cayman won't.
Cayman may be slightly lighter, but it's no match for a tuned bmw that will save you 40k
If you are still set on paying that much for a cayman, you might as well get a c7 corvette. Very similar interior to an older porsche, but you get a targa top and way more power.
PS, my Evo X had a 4 cylinder almost 300hp engine and that car was made in 2008 and had a dual clutch. The fact that Porsche, a high performance luxury car is still hovering around that performance 15-20 years later is just sad
JDMDreams
06-25-2024 10:16 PM
But VW beetle, how else do you get ims and bore score:lawl:
EvoFire
06-25-2024 10:47 PM
You know what, nvm
roastpuff
06-26-2024 08:19 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by forcedot
(Post 9140661)
No disrespect, but a 2L 4 cylinder 300hp dual clutch for 60k+ is a rip off
When you can get a 3.0l 6 cylinder bmw 135i dual clutch for 15-20k. That would easily tune to around 400hp, where the cayman won't.
Cayman may be slightly lighter, but it's no match for a tuned bmw that will save you 40k
If you are still set on paying that much for a cayman, you might as well get a c7 corvette. Very similar interior to an older porsche, but you get a targa top and way more power.
PS, my Evo X had a 4 cylinder almost 300hp engine and that car was made in 2008 and had a dual clutch. The fact that Porsche, a high performance luxury car is still hovering around that performance 15-20 years later is just sad
MR car vs FR car drives very different. These are two very different cars in terms of how they drive. If you haven't driven both to compare, you won't get it.
No disrespect, but a 2L 4 cylinder 300hp dual clutch for 60k+ is a rip off
When you can get a 3.0l 6 cylinder bmw 135i dual clutch for 15-20k. That would easily tune to around 400hp, where the cayman won't.
Cayman may be slightly lighter, but it's no match for a tuned bmw that will save you 40k
If you are still set on paying that much for a cayman, you might as well get a c7 corvette. Very similar interior to an older porsche, but you get a targa top and way more power.
PS, my Evo X had a 4 cylinder almost 300hp engine and that car was made in 2008 and had a dual clutch. The fact that Porsche, a high performance luxury car is still hovering around that performance 15-20 years later is just sad
I don't think anyone buys a Cayman for straight line performance but for its mid-engine chassis. Do I think Porsche made a mistake going to a 4 cylinder in the 982? Yeah but the chassis is the special sauce of the car and it's outstanding in that regard and a 135i or Evo X can't compete on that front even if they are very good cars on their own.
Diesel top-equipped 2019 Signature Mazda CX-5 AWD Skyactive with 30,000 km on odometer, excellent condition, clean title.
This car was purchased brand-new in July 2020 from Signature Mazda dealership in Richmond and has been serviced there exclusively. All services up-to-date. Still under the 5 years for powertrain and safety features and 7 years for perforation Mazda warranties.
Powertrain: Turbocharged 2.2L Diesel 4-cyl engine on 6-speed automatic transmission,182hp, 294 lb-ft torque, very reliable and powerful.
Finishes: Jet Black exterior, black interior, Caturra Brown Nappa leather seats, woodgrain trims.
Wheels: R19 aluminum wheels paired with 225/55 all-season tires (9mm tread at the moment).
Features include:
Spoiler!
Driver Seat Memory, Heated and cooled Front Seats, Multi-Zone A/C with climate control, 2-ways Sunroof, Woodgrain Interior Trim, Universal Garage Door Opener, Cross-Traffic Alert, Adaptive Cruise Control, Rear Spoiler, Side window deflectors, Heated Steering Wheel, Heated Rear Seats, Power Liftgate with Remote Trunk Release, LED Headlights, Navigation System, Heads-Up Display, Blind Spot Monitor, Leather Seats, Tire Pressure Monitor, Automatic Highbeams, Power Front Seats, Brake Assist, Smart Device Integration, Rain Sensing Wipers, All Wheel Drive, Lane Departure Warning, Premium BOSE Sound System, Front Collision Mitigation, Lane Keeping Assist, Power and heated Mirrors, Bluetooth Connection, Back-Up Camera, etc.
This vehicle had one ICBC claim in 2021 for rear bumper replacement after it was rear-ended. The work was completed by an authorized Mazda shop with OEM parts, certified and warranted.
I need the D(iesel)
is350
06-26-2024 10:59 PM
^wow what? I never knew mazda cx5 had that engine option
