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Originally Posted by Midz
Well i had this discussion with a mate last nite
Rs turbo: grip, 4dr, better price, chasis, practically it, Safer for drivers, boxer sound. Cons: abit dated styling, average brakes, insurance.
180sx: 2dr coupe (ful sik), faster, can get more power outta it cheaper then rs. Cons: Stupid ass prices people ask for s13 ( much better buying 200sx ), crappy brakes, rwd lsd and tailhappy ( ur gunna smash it if ur not careful ), insurance.
actually I can insure a 180 for cheaper than any subaru 4wd turbo vehicle .....
Yeh but insurance companies don't like grey imports and a mate from AAMI tells me that they'll only insure them for something like 2/3 of real value. They also have lots of fights with owners of grey imports when they claim
I think Midz simply meant that both are cows to insure and will cost a lost
Nah, go the Liberty RS. If I ever sell my VL this is what I will be buying next.
They are inconspicious(looks like at old mans car) so can become a total sleeper whilst getting no attention from cops.
At the moment the car can be picked up for less than 12 grand but just make sure they have been upgraded to WRX head. The majority of them should be by now.
stock gsr lancer runs 15.5
The only thing that would be shut down would be the gsr if raced against either of these cars
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I would buy a mazda familia before a lancer gsr, i never liked them.....
But you can't look out the side window in either of those cars while still going straight down the road.....
DRIFT, it's a fun and powerful thing!!
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Go the subie. The sound. The sound.
I was walking along the other day through uni carpark and I thought I heard a liverty with an exhaust kit. I turn a round and a newish 1.6 pulsar drives past sounding sorta subaruish but not. So inside my head i thought something like this: "P plater pulsar drier goes to exhaust shop says; make my car sound like a WRX. Exhaust shop guy; says Ok charges $800 and drills a hole in his exhaust."
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