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V8 Boys wrote:Funny thing is...its got tiny turbos, plain ol fashioned V8 horsepower, hand-made and wrapped exhaust, manual shifting, no traction control, no fancy touch screens, paddles, a bunch of toggle switches and made in Murica.
And what's even more ironic is that had this been a post about a GTR or some other fancy gizmo Japanese Tuner car.....this post would get over a 1000 views with all the USUAL tuner fans contributing to keep the story at the top of the car park list for weeks to come.
And finally, Tuner kids these days just don't seem to realise that "tuning a car with a pc"...hence the Trini concept of the term "Tuners" didn't originate with Japanese cars.....nor is it synonymous with 4 and 6 cylinder cars...V8s have been using programs pushed by Laptops for years...and are also called TUNERS. I cant wait for the Japs to start production of their new generation V8 all alluminum motors and go strappin them inside of their production cars. I wonder what the die-hard Japanese faithful will say then?
and just in case allyuh young boys doh read:
The term Tuner: Origin[edit]
Cars have always been subject to after-market modification. The golden age of car tuning was the decades between World War II and the beginning of air pollution restrictions. Both moderate and radical modification have been commemorated in the popular songs Hot Rod Race and Hot Rod Lincoln. The names of Abarth and Cooper appear on models styled after the cars they modified. Cosworth went, with support from Ford, from modifying English Ford Flathead engines for Lotus Sevens to dominating Formula One.
The essence of modification of a tuner car is an attempt to extract the greatest possible performance—or the appearance of high performance—from the base motor vehicle through the addition, alteration or outright replacement of parts. Although this largely involves modifying the engine and management systems of the vehicle to increase the power output, additional changes are often required to allow the vehicle to handle this power, including stiffened suspension, widened tires, better brakes, improved steering and transmission modifications such as the installation of a short shifter. Although largely invisible from outside the vehicle, certain modifications such as low profile tires, altered suspension, and the addition of spoilers can change the overall appearance of the car, As well as adding downforce to increase traction.
Kal-El Ward wrote:Since when V8's became Tuners? As far as I know, American Muscle was pure carbs on the block. Hot Rods. Later on, supercharged. This, I honestly don't believe.
V8 Boys wrote:
And what's even more ironic is that had this been a post about a GTR or some other fancy gizmo Japanese Tuner car.....this post would get over a 1000 views with all the USUAL tuner fans contributing to keep the story at the top of the car park list for weeks to come.
V8 Boys wrote:belalegosi
belalegosi wrote:V8 Boys wrote:belalegosi
I didnt read the whole thing,
Kal-El Ward wrote:^^^
V8 people tend to be all absorbed in their own world, like if it's number one. Invincible. But we all know it added and still adds to the carbon footprint more than 4cyl engines.
tourniquet wrote:V8 Boys wrote:
hell, look at this thread, most of the replies are based on your original post :lol
Kal-El Ward wrote:A name only in Trinidad...
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