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08-25-2003, 02:45 PM
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Originally Posted by CharlestonPony
I don't know... I've seen one wicked supra eat Stangs and F-bodies at the track. Slow as dirt from the light, but by the end of the 1/4 mile, it was the far superior car.</p>
Guy who owned it had it tuned for road-race courses....</p>
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You can easily get a domestic small block that's rear wheel drive in that range for way less.
08-28-2003, 02:29 AM
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I'm debating with my folks over that buisness.
On one hand, they're not sure if they're going to sell it, in which case, just drop in a used tranny.
On the other, if we keep it and sell the Buick, we're going with a new tranny ($2400 list......Dave'll probably hook me up and knock it down a couple hundred for me) and alieviating all these problems.
I'll keep ya updated. But, my 11/12 second saturn's probably going to be a 95/96 SC2, the coupes with the pop up headlights. They weigh less have the same motor as I do now.
On one hand, they're not sure if they're going to sell it, in which case, just drop in a used tranny.
On the other, if we keep it and sell the Buick, we're going with a new tranny ($2400 list......Dave'll probably hook me up and knock it down a couple hundred for me) and alieviating all these problems.
I'll keep ya updated. But, my 11/12 second saturn's probably going to be a 95/96 SC2, the coupes with the pop up headlights. They weigh less have the same motor as I do now.
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