subaru old versions, settleddddd
200hp car under 50k, Weekend only ride
200hp car under 50k, Weekend only ride
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Jul 22 2017, 08:17 PM
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subaru old versions, settleddddd
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Jul 23 2017, 09:04 AM
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QUOTE(xemoboyx @ Jul 19 2017, 05:43 AM) Honda eg or ek with k20 or b18 engine. You have got to be kidding me, the mitsubishi performance engine isn't reliable? Other than the VTECs. 4G engines are one of the most resilient workhorses. Their rally experience is not for naught bro. Fwd. You won't crash. Can learn alot of driving skill. And have fun on touge road. Maintainence cheap.. If newer ride. Swift sport. But it's only 135hp. Tuning parts can be expensive too..but so is the same for Honda.... Turbo satria all. Don't la. It's hard to drive and..mitsubishi performance engine isn't that reliable also. .. Not to mention, Satria/wira chassis if cruise over 200kmh.wont feel safe. |
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Jul 23 2017, 09:42 AM
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Jul 23 2017, 02:30 PM
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QUOTE(GeNez @ Jul 23 2017, 09:04 AM) You have got to be kidding me, the mitsubishi performance engine isn't reliable? Other than the VTECs. 4G engines are one of the most resilient workhorses. Their rally experience is not for naught bro. LOL.. Are u serious? 4g63 1st gen always prone to oil failure. Crank walk. 4g9series too.. Same case. |
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Jul 23 2017, 04:49 PM
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I'd skew towards the Mk5 GTi. That's speaking from my driving experience with it. Love the DSG. On top of that, it carries the luxury of a Conti. Don't expect it to be on par with the newer contis. To be fair, it's a 10 year old car but it will still put a wide big smile on your face when u floor it.
Btw, I saw some comments from other forumers regarding the gearbox. The Mk5 comes with the 6-speed wet transmission, not the problematic 7-speed dry version. Keep aside plenty of cash for maintenance though... |
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Jul 23 2017, 04:53 PM
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Jul 23 2017, 04:56 PM
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Jul 24 2017, 12:11 PM
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QUOTE(gt4turbo @ Jul 24 2017, 09:09 AM) for me i think suv is the most suitable car in malaysia, since you know the road is quite terrible, more holes, uneven road and so on. sedan and hatchback really need to take care a bit more than suv since it's lower body. if you can afford better stick to suv less headache in term of stretching, bumper, incident hit & run, etc. you just consider which one should fine for you coz i own lot of experience and cars too so i could tell which one is better choice. anyway enjoy your ride~ haha diferent ppl suka dif kind of thing..... some just like that low down driving position. In hind sight, while its certainly an experience, it becomes a chore after a while.... Example, there are some corners which become really difficult to deal with when idiots decide to park by the road shoulder or if there's a stupidly placed bush there because you unfortunately cannot look through the windows of other cars or bushes. Other annoying things include not being to look through the car infront of you to anticipate traffic. Things like that. |
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