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Posted: 11 Aug 2004, 17:19
by dumrick
Micky wrote:I've got a Peugeot 106 1.4D.
Its kinda clapped out but it'll do

I've a 1.1 of those!!!!!!
Posted: 11 Aug 2004, 17:47
by uzael
Nissan 350Z, performance edition.
300HP
18inch wheels
Silverstone Gray
It's a monster and does an amazing donut in the snow.
Posted: 12 Aug 2004, 17:52
by axle
Just to put the last willy wave into context my last car was a Supra with 392BHP
But I didn't need it anymore and it would cost too much to turn it into a track only car so I got rid of it. Still miss it if i'm honest...no car atm.
Posted: 13 Aug 2004, 21:52
by NDR008
I drive a Corolla Liftback/Sprinter Cielo/Corolla Seca (UK/JAP/AU).
Well actually used to drive, right now it is being repaired, dad crashed with it. I changed engines. From a 2E (1.3L SOHC 12valve na 74HP@fly) to a 4E-FTE (1.3L DOC 16valve turbo intercooled 133HP@fly - stock, which it no longer is, never had it dyno tested though). Site to my toyota:
http://www.toyota.vze.com
Also used to drive a Subaru700 - crashed with it, and can't be bothered with reparin it. So technicaly, currently, i am car-less.
Used to drive a Toyota Corolla DX Hatchback ('81 model), but we just sold that after doing some fiber/hard metal repairs to the body.
Posted: 14 Aug 2004, 03:08
by Screaming Vtec Hatch
i drive a 92 civic hb with a 1.8l dohc vtec swap. Its done by taking the block from a non vtec integra (the LS model) and a VTEC head of your choice (for mine, it was the GS-R, due to its square combustion chambers and increase in compression) and there you go. Youre very own hybrid. The reason behind this is the LS block has 1834cc's which is the biggest b18 offered by honda. I shot peened the stock rods, put some ARP rod bolts and head studs, threw in some Integra Type R pistons and a Cvic type R crank pulley and voila, an 11.5:1 compression rev happy engine! anyway heres the most important shot to me....
http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/wetod ... NDE%3D.jpg
My car
Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 21:01
by gear_dawg
My car: Mercury Sable 1995 LS Edition
Power Plant: 6 Cylinders
HP: 150-220 *I really dont know
Max RPM: Red Line @ 4.5K
Intake: Stock
Exhaust: Stock
Asperation: Natural
Drive Train: 4 Speed
Type: Automatic
Gear Changes:
1: 0-15mph
2:15-35mph
3:35-45mph
4:45-110ish mph
Complaints: over engineered
Posted: 28 Sep 2004, 05:21
by Mclaren11
I've got you all beat, I drive a 1994 Ford Explorer LTD. It hat fully adjustable seats a cumpass, thermometer, automatic headlights and rear view miror dimmer but no CLOCK!!
Posted: 27 Nov 2004, 19:53
by Stas
I drive 1993 Eagle Talon turbo awd. My dad got 1969 Dodge charger and Saab 9-3

Posted: 01 Feb 2005, 14:57
by Scuderia_Russ
Just had to rekindle this thread seeing as i have just bought a late 80's Ford Sierra Cosworth off an alcoholic that i have the pleasure of working with. He is currently on his second driving ban (7yrs this time) for glug,glug...vroom,vroom. So given the usual financial difficulties that alcoholics find themselves in, he has sold this magnificent example worth £1,500 for £200! Keeps him off the road and gets me a bargain. I'm only going to drive it around until the tax runs out next month and then i'm going to use it as my donor car for my Lo-Cost (self build based on the book by Ron Champion 'How to Build a Sports Car for Under £250' -based on a Lotus 7). Although the chances are that it will turn into a Hi-Cost as i can see myself easily adding another zero onto Mr. Champions thrifty estimate. This Cosworth engine pushes out just over 200 b.h.p. unmodified, sat in a car weighing around 600 kg will give me a better power to weight ratio than a Lotus Exige!! Wish me luck.

Posted: 01 Feb 2005, 18:44
by KJM3
Unfortunately, I live in Canada where it snows 1/3 of the year, so I drive a 2002 BMW M3 in the snow and a 2004 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet in the summer.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/show ... adid=13406
It's too bad Porsche doesn't have an F1 team, otherwise I'd have someone else to cheer for other than BMW Williams!
- KJ
Posted: 02 Feb 2005, 11:33
by dumrick
Scuderia_Russ wrote:This Cosworth engine pushes out just over 200 b.h.p. unmodified, sat in a car weighing around 600 kg will give me a better power to weight ratio than a Lotus Exige!! Wish me luck.

Congratulations and good luck!!!! You'll keep us informed of the advances in your project, won't you?
Posted: 02 Feb 2005, 15:36
by Scuderia_Russ
Thank you. I will take pictures throughout and when i have anything worth reporting F1 Tecnical will be the first to know.
Posted: 13 Feb 2005, 22:49
by Spencifer_Murphy
hehe...passed my driving test...1st time. Am driving a 1994 Ford Fiest 1.1 in metallic maroon colour with matching front and rear bumpers and wing mirrors and clear indicators at the front. The car has a new exhaust, and a new almost completely straight downpipe allong with polished and grinded inlet ports and a modified ECU...out races my friends 1.4 Volkswagen Polo and my uncles 2.0litre Renault Clio "Williams". hehehe.
Oh its also got a nu Radio....but no stupid huge subwoofers...where am I gonna get the money for that?!
(All performance parts fitted by previous owner btw...not me....Im a college studednt, I havent got the money for all that LOL!!!)
Posted: 13 Feb 2005, 23:24
by icef1mkd
Renault 19 Chamade TSE
calassical limousine, predecessor of Megane Classic
1721 ccm / 75 HP
sharkie, i'll be looking to come in Rovinj, it's not too far...
just give more details
Posted: 14 Feb 2005, 01:04
by Monstrobolaxa
Well now besides the VW Polo....I also have a OPEL Corsa B 1994 1.2L....this one I drive to classes....and the other one is more or less a weekend car...it's my moms and she doesn't drive so it's in the garage from months...and only comes out when I go home....