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64 | 30.62% |
| Corolla (Levin and Trueno included) |
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25 | 11.96% |
| Sprinter |
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20 | 9.57% |
| Other (leave a comment!) |
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100 | 47.85% |
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The V6 advantages I see are these: - Shorter crank can be more rigid which is better for high rpm reliability, possibly lighter for the same strength. - Less weight on the front axles. - Allows for larger bore. For example if they wanted to make a 3JZ with the same 92mm bore as the 3MZ while keeping the cylinder wall thickness between them the same, the motor would be 36mm longer than the original 86mm bore 2JZ. Which gets back to the weight over the front issue. - With the larger bore you have more flow/power potential due to valve and port sizes. I personally believe that a properly built 3.3L 3MZ could out-power a 3.4L 2JZ stroker at the same boost levels. Now take into effect the reduced weight and improved balance, on a road course it would be an absolute embarrassment for the 2JZ car. These thoughts would be considered blasphemy in a Supra community.
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I think it's Australian Ford that still does, and Holden's all about the LSx now.
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For a pure sports car, it must be internal combustion-Mazda Motor Corporation’s sports car chief Nobuhiro Yamamoto
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Soon being late 2013 though.......
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cant remember the date i read it in this months MOTOR mag which also had the ft86 MkII in it and they said that the only major changes were the front(LEDs, bigger intake), side(vent behind wheel arch) and the mirrors being bigger, didnt even mention the rear light which was the biggest fkn change of the whole car!!
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I better go get motor mag then LOL...... What does is say about when FT will hit Australia?
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just 2012 from memory no month or period during the year but im guessing late
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Probably celica. Its meant to fit that segment, and Celica is a well known name.
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Okay so even if Toyota reuses a dead car name or Subaru names it stupid monkey we just call it the Ichi-Nii 1-2. Why? Because it's the big brother
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I think it will be a new name. They want something that will draw attention which means the name can't be related to anything produced in the last 10 years since all of those cars are boring. I would like the name Levin though.
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