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November 28th, 2006 08:24 PM #22
2.0L with a lightweight flywheel... hmmmm... how heavy is the Elantra again? That should be good for a flat-8 second 0-100 km/h... or maybe less (old 2.0 Coupe with Beta engine - 7.6)... hehe... bring that baby over to the EB... I'd like to see what it can do against the Lynx...
I've heard that even with just a 1.8 swap that Elantras are pretty decent drag cars... but can you swap in the Coupe suspension and steering?
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December 2nd, 2006 01:31 AM #23AFAIK 1100 kg. It's not a light car, but with the torque of the 2.0 and the flywheel, it feels like a CRDi Getz (which is my only other car BTW).
Why swap in the Coupe suspension and steering components? What would be the point in that? It would bolt-on anyway; both of them are the same car underneath.
As for bringing my Elantra to any EB, I would like to have it painted first. But before it gets painted it must first be turbocharged. So, that may take a long time before I show it to people with pride.
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December 2nd, 2006 03:12 PM #24
Ah... turbo. RE: suspension: heard that they were the same, but wouldn't the Coupe's shocks and springs be stiffer? And I think the steering might be tighter, but I'm not sure.
Hehe... turbo, lots of friends going down that road... as for me, I'm satisfied with having a great handling car with just a bit of speed.
Kudos on your car! Pics naman pag tapos!
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December 2nd, 2006 10:10 PM #25
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June 25th, 2007 09:35 PM #27hi.... i'm a former elantra sedan owner [99 model].
those of you are looking for genuine parts may want to try and contact Piyeza.
they have branches in pasay, cavite, las pinas and and i think, cabuyao or calamba.
for las pinas, the number is 8712206.
from what i've seen, even the casas sometimes gets their parts from Piyeza.
hope this helps.
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August 21st, 2007 04:55 PM #29hi otep at mga elantra owners:
My current ride is a mitsu lancer el 1993. I'm planning to replace it with an elantra wagon (1997-1999 yr models). Based on your experience of owning and maintaining the elantra, I would like to know your opinion if my plan is a good idea in terms of the maintenance cost, supply of parts, and performance. Thank you and best regards.
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August 24th, 2007 11:09 PM #30based from experience, ayos naman. malakas ang makina, me mabibilhan ng parts, not to mention compatible ang ilang piyesa ng mitsubishi. lakas aircon kay lang di pa sya cfc134 ba yon?
medyo malutong nga lang ang plastic parts, tulad ng door locks, at yung sa power windows mechanism. check mo din yung high-tension wire. rgds.
If the Chinese brands have a lot of parts in Lazada bakit ang Gen 1 Ford territory na made in china...
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