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Old 02-04-2010, 05:21 PM   #57
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haha, you make a very good point indeed.

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Old 02-04-2010, 06:02 PM   #58
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Whats this E85?


Everytime I drive a car that says flex-fuel I just shove canned corn into the gas-tank.
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Old 02-04-2010, 07:16 PM   #59
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^ Most mini-vans have it, but I'm clueless as to what it is and how it benefits a vehicle thats Flex-Fuel compliant.
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Anyway, as i was saying, "speed is expensive, how fast are you willing to spend?"
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Old 02-04-2010, 07:20 PM   #60
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E85 has better anti-knock properties, and is cheap, but it cannot produce the same amount of energy per unit volume as "normal" fuel, making it less EFFICIENT (performance is all about efficiency, that is why lighter is always better), not to mention that it is absolutely RETARDED to want a fuel based on an essential food source. Wish to continue in another thread?
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Old 02-04-2010, 08:05 PM   #61
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Yes please do here: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=364
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It was more of a generalization that people unconcerned with making power wouldn't understand the performance benefits of E85. It seems to have held true once again.
Power =/= performance.
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Old 02-06-2010, 05:34 AM   #63
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Room for a 255/40R17 or bigger front tire
Room for a 275/40R17 or bigger rear tire
This has turned into a stupidity contest?
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Old 02-06-2010, 10:32 AM   #64
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im not really one to know about the technical stuff so here is what i want:

lightweight with a fair bit of power nothing to ridiculous i think 2600lbs and ~200hp
feel nimble but still wanting the back end to step out
a/c, power windows and space in the back to keep the missus from complaining
it has to be high revving the sound of a high revving toyota engine has always been beautiful i hope the can capture this in this engine
and most important of all it has to be FUN!!

went on a thrash session with my mate in his 86 the day before he put it for sale and with the exception of my VL it was the most fun ive ever had driving a car

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-Sun roof/targa top option
-HID's
-LSD
-Turbo
-under 3k lbs
-$25k ish
-factory brembos or such

would like, no backseat, pearl white option, stiff suspension, 50/50 weight, and a nice factory radio so i dont have to change it out for some ugly aftermarket deck.
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-Sun roof/targa top option
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-under 3k lbs
-$25k ish
-factory brembos or such

would like, no backseat, pearl white option, stiff suspension, 50/50 weight, and a nice factory radio so i dont have to change it out for some ugly aftermarket deck.
iirc, it's not going to be 50/50 weight.
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^why not? A light rwd car with a small engine.
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^why not? A light rwd car with a small engine.
Well because toyota officially stated that they wanted this thing to be a drifter, hence the off weight distrib
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^^ because the chief engineer said so, that's why! (says it wouldn't be best for drifting).
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This has turned into a stupidity contest?
So he wants to live in fear of rain. Let the man put ridiculous wheels on his car.
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