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| Comments: 17 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 11-25-2002
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1986 Toyota Corolla |
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| #4 |
11-25-2002 @ 02:33:42 PM |
| Posted By : AEFL86 |
Reply | Edit | Del |
Nah, that means "Automotive Enthusiast For Life"...just happens to be a coincidence
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| #5 |
11-25-2002 @ 04:28:47 PM |
| Posted By : ambientFLIER |
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is it posi? how much power does it have, i thought it was only like 130hp and same torque
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11-25-2002 @ 04:38:42 PM |
| Posted By : Lemming |
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#5, Even so, you could still do a burnout in one. They're supposed to be pretty light. Besides, keep in mind that sliding friction usually exerts less force than static friction. In other words, if you can break the tires loose in the first place, it's generally not too hard to keep them spinning. I imagine a good clutch drop would probably break 'em loose.
Also, there is a picture on here of one of these with an SR20DET with the boost turned up, too :-) Shame it looks like crap.
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11-25-2002 @ 04:40:10 PM |
| Posted By : Lemming |
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Oh, and there's a really nice Corolla SR5 of this vintage around here. Old car, but one of the few Japanese cars from that period that I'd like to have.
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| #8 |
11-25-2002 @ 04:44:01 PM |
| Posted By : cams116 |
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Sprinter we call 'em over here, and yeah they are pretty light 800kgs or something, bit more I think.
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| #13 |
11-25-2002 @ 06:15:41 PM |
| Posted By : Lemming |
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#12, Yes, they were RWD. And they had pretty darn good weight distribution, too.
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| #15 |
11-26-2002 @ 12:36:05 AM |
| Posted By : Sonicman |
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has anyone seen the ae86 with the 20b turbo rotary in it? its CRAZY!
ill try and find the url
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| #16 |
11-26-2002 @ 01:26:59 AM |
| Posted By : importonly58 |
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#11, AE doesn't stand for anything; AE86 and AE85 are just chassis code numbers. AE86 usually refers to the Truneo body style, (pop up headlights) and the AE85 is the Levin body style (no pop up headlights)
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