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Shevon 03-01-2011 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by colinshark (Post 27853)
I think they added too much mass to the front and rear. The low belt line is good, but the high ass fender flares on either end goof it up. They could easily lose a bit of the chub and have something sleek.

My rough chop:
http://i998.photobucket.com/albums/a...t86_dechub.gif

This chop reminds me of the rx-7 and the mitsubishi FTO

matadormi5 03-01-2011 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by NESW20 (Post 27856)
sure, a 2.0L turbo with what, 210hp?? my MR2 made that 20 YEARS AGO. i fail to see how Hyundai has done anything worthwhile with that engine.

I think they mean the Sonata's turbo-4, the one with 270hp.

Dimman 03-01-2011 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by NESW20 (Post 27856)
sure, a 2.0L turbo with what, 210hp?? my MR2 made that 20 YEARS AGO. i fail to see how Hyundai has done anything worthwhile with that engine.

Isn't it 270 something in the Sonata? Maybe they don't want to bump up the Genesis version too much or it'll hurt the V6's sales?

Shevon 03-01-2011 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Dimman (Post 27867)
Isn't it 270 something in the Sonata? Maybe they don't want to bump up the Genesis version too much or it'll hurt the V6's sales?

274 to be exact. prolly would take sales from v6 but who cares right they need to drop that thing in the geni coupe already lol

NESW20 03-01-2011 11:17 PM

with simple mods, the 3SGTE makes 270hp. like $500 in mods. i'm still not impressed with the Hyundai's 2.0L turbo.

ALLRWD 03-02-2011 05:01 AM

I wanted this car so much! But what I didn't want is bad and fat Ferrari copy.
All the originality has gone, it is not ugly but it doesnt look lean and slick anymore.

brandon 03-02-2011 07:07 AM

I speculate that Toyota and Subaru will definitely aim for different markets as it is not reasonable for them to R & D just to save cost and fight in the same category.

More likely, Toyota will want to carry the spirit of AE86 and keep the important variables that made AE86 a legend.
- Light weight
- High Revving
- Low CG
In short, for market with the idea more of "Control"

For Subaru, I think they will vary slightly, keeping some of the main attributes of the R & D, but giving their version a bigger punch on the power. I am thinking that they might come up with the turbo version and compete with another segment. Don't be surprised if they go into 300hp version.

That sounds more reasonable in business sense. Share cost for R & D, and each competing for a different market share. If not for that the partnership will not make sense at all economically.

ft86cbx 03-02-2011 07:11 AM

Unlikely when they've already said it will be a 2.0 NA engine.

However thats not to say a few years after initial launch they wouldn't look at what you speculate.

brandon 03-02-2011 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by ft86cbx (Post 27957)
Unlikely when they've already said it will be a 2.0 NA engine.

However thats not to say a few years after initial launch they wouldn't look at what you speculate.

Yeah actually I suspect the reason why Subaru is launching later is also because they want everyone to get the Toyota first, before making changes to plans and announcing a turbo version. It isnt hard basically for them to do so.

LOL now you can guess how much thinking I have been doing on this project~!~!~!~!

Going crazy waiting for em to hit the showrooms.

Matador 03-02-2011 09:51 AM

keep dreaming.

kaivo 03-02-2011 10:01 AM

Inside Line video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6i1ejgwqPY

In video, this car look even better

Dragonitti 03-02-2011 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by 70NYD (Post 27729)
I love high revving :D fd might have v8s but how many have v8s in d1?
The whole world isn't America ;)
And another thing is, yes the rx8 is slightly slowest than a mps3 in a straight line, but since it's not actually a drag car who really cares? It whoops it by seconds around tracks with a same driver. And that's stock, add a supercharger/turbo so both are same aspirated.. Well that's a different story

You obviously have no clue what a gearbox does..
If this thing revs to let's say 8500 you cat compare it to a car that revs to let's say 6.. Yet they will both have top speed of around 100km/h in 2nd..
And mate this isn't a 350 big block revving to 5000 redline throug a 4speed top loader ;) 6 speed gearbox and a high redline = awesome fun (again il compare a rotary to this, iv never had problems accelerating.)


The whole world isn't America....but this IS America. RX8 I doubt would whoop an MS3 around a race track as well, unless it was modded or it was a course full of multiple turns and limited straights.

If I want the II to be like another high rev'er, then I hope it's like S2kish rather than RX8ish.

RX8 doesn't impress me even on boost. Swap the RX7 rotary in there, then you have done it right.

And don't bring Big Blocks into this, no one is talking about American V8 torque here. American cars aren't the only ones that can make "satisfactory" torque numbers.

I'm going to boost the SOB anyway though so...meh...moot points. More power and torque + high rev is not a bad thing.

DavidBlaine 03-02-2011 11:26 AM

More pics and info: http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2...eme-style.html

Nadeem

DantKR 03-02-2011 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by kaivo (Post 27991)
Inside Line video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6i1ejgwqPY

In video, this car look even better

That was damn sexy.


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