Yeah definitely.N/A has a ton of advantages.
sorry i dont listen to someones opinion and then call them a retard and then hit em with a sTFU. now Im the hardass? grow upso why didn't you? instead of trying to be a hardass and making broad generalizations based on lack of experience and poor rationale.
You assume that all vehicles without a turbo are worthlessHow could you not like a turbo? The most efficient power to be had. Supras, RX-7's, 300zx's are all junk without them.
The worst thing Mitsubishi did was produce a NA only Eclipse.
Who remembers the Starion?
You try to make an insult based on your assumption that i give a shit what happens in the quarter mile and have no experience racing....thanks for the kind words. Some would prefer to have a kick *** autocross car that would go fast in a straight line than to have a loud *** 2 ton heap thats 1 second quicker in the quarter but cant cut a corner for its life. But i guess its your preference that really matters
You make the assumption that you can kick anyones *** on the internet...thats why i hate the internet.. when people speak to me like that, I cant punch them in the face
Broad generalizations... as in you insunuating any vehicle without a turbo was worthless.Broad generalizations? Isnt this whole thread? Out of all the cars that come (came) in an N/A and turbo trim, which would you take N/A? ****, you can even bolt a simple system on a 350 and beat alot of supercars on the track. Poor rationale LoL. I need to dig up that video of the crappy turbocharged focus passing a 355 spyder on an autox. I was there during my neighbors VR6 build up (GT72R/~650 whp), first race of this season he walked by a z06 no problem. What rationale?
Both 91s and you're right, mkII is the correct name for that generation //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gifwhat years?. i
EDIT: I believe they are called the Mark II's