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Posted: 2004/5/24 17:21 Updated: 2004/5/24 17:21 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2003/7/13 From: T'ville Posts: 491 |
 Re: Dragongoose Sunny Coupe SR20-det is the sr conversion a good thing with regards to handling??
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Posted: 2004/5/24 17:35 Updated: 2004/5/24 17:35 |
Home away from home  Joined: 2002/9/23 From: Brisbane Posts: 182 |
Re: Dragongoose Sunny Coupe SR20-det Yes its a good thing although Ca18DET has its advantages, then again it depends on the setup I have Stanza springs on the front and the front end still sits high I really did think they would settle around standard height, but they didn't.So I think for the Sunny its not too heavy at all. Especially with the bigger diff I put in. Seems to balance things up a bit, next I will move the battery to the rear and maybe a drop tank. Another thing is Stanza has L20B and the Sunny has exactly the same suspension setup as a Stanza but came out with an A12 and A14 and A15 I don't know mine had an A12.
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Posted: 2004/5/24 18:21 Updated: 2004/5/24 18:21 |
Home away from home Joined: 2003/7/13 From: T'ville Posts: 491 |
Re: Dragongoose Sunny Coupe SR20-det tried to reply with a pm but cant, dunno what i'm doing wrong
but i didnt know to do that or turbo the a15efi that i have
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Posted: 2004/5/24 21:47 Updated: 2004/5/24 21:47 |
Home away from home  Joined: 2003/8/26 From: Brisbane Posts: 864 |
Re: Dragongoose Sunny Coupe SR20-det nice clean looking sunny!
would be good to see some engine pics
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