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From: Merthyr Valley
This thread is useless without photos; please post up photos of all the cars being referred to as I have no ****ing clue what you all seem to know!! lol
So, a "Lude" whatever that is, a JDM (Japanese Doestic Market?) Type-s
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So, a "Lude" whatever that is, a JDM (Japanese Doestic Market?) Type-s
etc
Thank you!!
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Originally Posted by Hypersonik,Oct 24 2009, 12:42 PM
By stiffer, i'm talking in terms of chassis rigidity here, not overall setup 
My brother had a Type-S Lude and it was a sensational car.
My mate had a Redtop Motegi (they rev out in top at 146 leptons!) that we fitted uprated coilvers too which again transformed the car.
I'm not saying the ATR is bad - far from it.
But when compared with the Prelude, you are paying for the Type-R badge.
My brother had a Type-S Lude and it was a sensational car.
My mate had a Redtop Motegi (they rev out in top at 146 leptons!) that we fitted uprated coilvers too which again transformed the car.
I'm not saying the ATR is bad - far from it.
But when compared with the Prelude, you are paying for the Type-R badge.
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Originally Posted by Ben_,Oct 24 2009, 05:57 PM
This thread is useless without photos; please post up photos of all the cars being referred to as I have no ****ing clue what you all seem to know!! lol
So, a "Lude" whatever that is, a JDM (Japanese Doestic Market?) Type-s
etc
Thank you!!
So, a "Lude" whatever that is, a JDM (Japanese Doestic Market?) Type-s
etc
Thank you!!
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Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Oct 24 2009, 09:05 PM
I hope nobody puts faith in Wiki, and buys an S2000 thinking it's something hard-topped, and four (or is it five?) seated. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the definition of "successor", but I always imagine it as being a replacement for the previous product.
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Originally Posted by GrittyShaker,Oct 24 2009, 10:48 PM
The S2000 is the successor to the 'Lude. I hope nobody puts faith in Wiki, and buys an S2000 thinking it's something hard-topped, and four (or is it five?) seated.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the definition of "successor", but I always imagine it as being a replacement for the previous product.
I hope nobody puts faith in Wiki, and buys an S2000 thinking it's something hard-topped, and four (or is it five?) seated. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the definition of "successor", but I always imagine it as being a replacement for the previous product.
So yes, it's true, if you put enough spin on it. Which is quite easy to do with an S2000...
Car companies' press depts. are full of such shit; FIAT always maintaned the 127 replaced the 850 because they were remarkably similar sized & in appearance, when the latter's direct replacement was the 128 range.
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Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Oct 24 2009, 03:56 AM
Rear seat folds in a 'Lude!
Red top signifies the Higher-output factory-riced H22A7 8 & 9 engines.
212, 197 & 220 hp.
The JDM Accord only had 4WS, IIRC.
Red top signifies the Higher-output factory-riced H22A7 8 & 9 engines.
212, 197 & 220 hp.
The JDM Accord only had 4WS, IIRC.
Autotrader have very recently composed a list of the "Greatest Super Saloons" and the ATR made it in.
Disclaimer ** this will be the only time I think autotrader got something right**
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