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Robin

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29th Jan 06 at 15:32

seats are tight, should be ok if you're not a fatty

BAZ 1256

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29th Jan 06 at 15:43

great cars, great handling, and youll just love the vtech.
used to have one, only thing i got fed up with on it was the lack of torque, need to drop the gears if someone wants a race on the dueller.

Ajones_17

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30th Jan 06 at 10:36

Nah i'm not a fatty

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I like Corsa 5dr's white one but its way too soon for me to buy one and i would try and get the JDM model if i could in Yellow, but most likely to be a white one.

Roll on August is all i can say

stuartmitchell

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Registered: 24th Apr 04
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30th Jan 06 at 11:12

I want one soooo bad

The best one to get is the 98 JDM model so i'm told

Ajones_17

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30th Jan 06 at 13:04

Yeah thats the one i would be gettin Stu

I do like the newer one though like that pic but they are dearer, more toned down etc etc.

So its a JDM model for me, hopefully try and find a yellow one

But doubt it, so a white one it is

corsa5dr

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Registered: 12th Jan 03
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30th Jan 06 at 13:07

JDM insurance is shocking tho

. I couldnt get a quote anywhere

Ajones_17

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30th Jan 06 at 13:33

Thats not so good, is that cos they are imports yeah?

What kind of insurance are you payin mate and how old? Location? etc?

mwg

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30th Jan 06 at 13:34

Those latest shape Integras are sex

stuartmitchell

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30th Jan 06 at 13:54

quote:
Originally posted by Ajones_17
Yeah thats the one i would be gettin Stu

I do like the newer one though like that pic but they are dearer, more toned down etc etc.

So its a JDM model for me, hopefully try and find a yellow one

But doubt it, so a white one it is

dont think they did Yellow JDM tegs mate, the Acura came in yellow IIRC

Norwich Union don't charge heavily on insurance for imports IIRC

NovaGTE

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30th Jan 06 at 16:55

Ive been toying with the idea of getting one, or another ATR. found the JDM teg was £800 more to insure than the UK spec one, which i will prob be on the lookout for once the saxo sells

NovaGTE

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30th Jan 06 at 16:56

This one is just pure sex

I reckon i want a black one tho

stuartmitchell

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30th Jan 06 at 16:56

quote:
Originally posted by NovaGTE
Ive been toying with the idea of getting one, or another ATR. found the JDM teg was £800 more to insure than the UK spec one, which i will prob be on the lookout for once the saxo sells

you usually pay less for the JDM teg anyway so I suppose it all balances out

NovaGTE

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30th Jan 06 at 17:08

quote:
Originally posted by stuartmitchell

quote:
Originally posted by NovaGTE
Ive been toying with the idea of getting one, or another ATR. found the JDM teg was £800 more to insure than the UK spec one, which i will prob be on the lookout for once the saxo sells

you usually pay less for the JDM teg anyway so I suppose it all balances out

yeh but it will also be worth less when you sell it

They arent that much different as far as i could tell as looked at some import ones in the import center the other day. Think im gonna get a UK one as repairs and parts etc should be easier to get done.

stuartmitchell

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30th Jan 06 at 17:18

that was my thinking too, swithering between the ITR and Jordan civic now though

The JDM ones look a tad dated in my opinion aswell.

Ajones_17

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30th Jan 06 at 21:15

I'll second that, front end looks old. whereas the UK spec on like that white one above looks alot fresher.
And i've seen a few yellow JDM models Stu

NovaGTE

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30th Jan 06 at 21:27

All this talk of them, im going to look at one 2morrow and if i get a good trade in on the pug or saxo i think i may be tempted. A 1998 white UK with some CTR wheels, which i would change for some standard white ones

Ajones_17

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30th Jan 06 at 21:30

That pic further up the page, they are Dc wheels arent they?
the 16inch ones as the uk dc2 comes with 15's iirc

NovaGTE

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30th Jan 06 at 21:34

Think they are 17's; i want the 15's tho for balance

lookin at this one

Ajones_17

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30th Jan 06 at 21:45

The 15's look a tad small though imo, but it certainly best for handling and keeping it balanced if you run it on the standard 15's

corsa5dr

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30th Jan 06 at 22:24

DC5 17's look stunning but apparently ruin the whole balance and handling capabilities of the DC2. 1 standard 15's with a bit of a drop on some top spec coilovers is the way

Or if you have some cash some lightweight white Volk 16s

[Edited on 30-01-2006 by corsa5dr]

corsa5dr

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30th Jan 06 at 22:32

1st gear with over 2000rpm of Vtec to go

Robin

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30th Jan 06 at 22:34

will it hit 60 in first?

whats the 0-60 like?

corsa5dr

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30th Jan 06 at 22:37

Na wont hit 60 in first. I wish!!

0-60 is 6.2 according to evo. I reckon yo could get it in the high 5's with a good start

Ajones_17

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31st Jan 06 at 15:39

They do about 45 in first dont they?

I would buy yours Corsa5dr if you was selling it in about 6months time

Tom

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31st Jan 06 at 15:52

Stu's what's your top 3 fwd cars?

I love them, prefer the uk just cos' of the look and insurance, would make the sacrifice on performance, but then i'd be getting some engine mods done if I were to ever buy one

17's look a bit poo imo 16's with rubber bands to keep the handling spot on.

Dc5's r nice but too much money still, and my bro's got an atr and they handle amazingly for a big fwd car (and they are 212bhp btw)

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