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Just a club member, took the test drive in Billings, but my turbo FC is so much faster I couldn't justify the extra $600 a month in payments and insurance for an RX-8.
Maybe when they boost the HP, or the turbo kits are ready...
Maybe when they boost the HP, or the turbo kits are ready...
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Originally posted by nucleus
Just a club member, took the test drive in Billings, but my turbo FC is so much faster I couldn't justify the extra $600 a month in payments and insurance for an RX-8.
Maybe when they boost the HP, or the turbo kits are ready...
Just a club member, took the test drive in Billings, but my turbo FC is so much faster I couldn't justify the extra $600 a month in payments and insurance for an RX-8.
Maybe when they boost the HP, or the turbo kits are ready...
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You betcha! But like Nucleus said, only a kid will really fit into it. So if you don't need them for kids, then you are better off having the storage bins.
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You can get a rear seat for an FD too, but it has to come from Japan.
I actually prefer the rear seat over the bins for the FC because you can put a backpack in the rear seat and it stays in place. With the bins it slides around everywhere, as you corner and so on.
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I actually prefer the rear seat over the bins for the FC because you can put a backpack in the rear seat and it stays in place. With the bins it slides around everywhere, as you corner and so on.
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Originally posted by nucleus
You can get a rear seat for an FD too, but it has to come from Japan.
You can get a rear seat for an FD too, but it has to come from Japan.
...I actually prefer the rear seat over the bins for the FC because you can put a backpack in the rear seat and it stays in place. With the bins it slides around everywhere, as you corner and so on...
My base '86 didn't even have the storage bins back there. But it makes an excellent location for subs .
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Originally Posted by Berni
Moving to vegas on 9 sep 04 .... not a good idea to start a club here in MT since i wont be here.
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Leave my wife out of this.....oh you mean a second car to use during inclemate weather. All kidding aside I bougth the car knowing i will be moving to NV. As for winter I drove it in a little bit of snow...not so good. but from what folks tell me winter tires make a world of difference. search for some winter driving thread to find out more. I am willing to answer anything else however.
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I visited Montana for the first time in late July, I spotted a black 8 in bozeman when I was leaving the airport.
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I know of no one else. and now I am in vegas. sorry to leave the MT region...what the hell am I talking about no i am not i love it here. Enjoy your winters.
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Hey, our winters here where I live in Colorado are generally pretty mild... sunny and georgeous about 80% of the time, 15% of the time snow that melts within a day or two, and 5% freakin blizzards.
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Whatever you had for Winter in Montana is matched only by the summers you will have in Vegas. It is the only place I've been where gloves in the summer were necessary to work on airplanes or cars. Both can get damn hot if you leave them outside. Okay so the plane had a garage and the car didn't, but you will get my point next summer.
And whatever you do don't leave any tools out in the sun.....never do that! Unless of course you have the gloves on.....
Enjoy Vegas.....
And whatever you do don't leave any tools out in the sun.....never do that! Unless of course you have the gloves on.....
Enjoy Vegas.....
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I know it will be much hotter but growing up in Florida I have some idea of how life will be in the heat. the whole snow, ice, never ending winds, and weeks below neg 20. gave me a misery that can not be matched. at the time i had to work outdoors.