Yea the guy down the street from me has a corvette engine in his s10. Thats scary.JSPITZ said:Anything is possible there is a guy here in Springfield with a dodge neon with a viper engine. hey if you got the money do what you want thats the great thing about our country its a free one spend your cash the way you want. But I dont know how happy you will be when done but hey it's your money. If I had the cash I would turn my celi into a RWD or AWD.
Same. How the hell did I miss this? This is the n00b thread of the week.LightningRod said:How did I not see this thread? :laugh:
I'd argue its a used 911futrbullownr said:this is not the forum to start a joke unless your post count is pushing 10k.
and billzster, the exige and elise run a modified 2zz cranking 190hp. the cheapest way to those speeds and agility is a C6 Z06.
Urbanek said:I am joining the military after I finish school and I hear that soldiers can make some good money so I was just planning to save up for a better car.
I started this to have fun and just hear other people opinions. I like the fantasy of completely rebuilding the Celica from the inside. So then you can get a high powered engine, have rear-wheel drive for drifting and getting more traction by having wider wheels, and have all the wieght on the rear wheels so they can bite the road better. So then if you had the money you can go up against someone at a red light while you're in a Celica that looks completely stock from the outside and they're thinking "oh it's just another sportscar wannabe with under 200 hp I can easily beat them" then you just zoom off the line like a rocket and have nothing but a dust trail behind you. That, I think, would be the greatest thing to see.
What branch of the military are you planning on joining. Honestly, if that's all that they told you about being in the service, you got the service all wrong. You always start from the bottom and work your way up. Most guys don't make anything until they pick up some rank and do their time. If you're fortunate but not really so fortunate, then you'll go where we all been. Go to Iraq or Afganistan, do your 6-7 month or 1 year tour and come back with that heap of money. But like I said, you got to do the time bro.vegeta4ss said:all my military buddies around here have really nice cars. I mean the military pays you, and pays for pretty much everything so you end up with a lot of loot leftover. At least that's how they explain it to me.
the only thing I have against a rear engine celly is that you change the whole power/weight ratio, and the suspension geometry. I mean it may still look like a celly on the outside but with the motor in the back driving it will be a whole new experience. In addition, nobody makes drifting coilover sets for a celly.
If you DID actually do a crazy custom job like this though, you would be the first to pull it off. So maybe once that military money starts rolling in you can decide what you want your celly to be.
