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Originally Posted by jonc
They handle pretty well and probably one of the best front drivers,....in grand turismo4.
I thought about one, but decided my Almera was better value More practical as well, as the boot on an FTO's a bit on the pokey side...
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The fto comes with 3 different engines,a 1.8 138 bhp 4 pot(gs),a 170/180 (depending on year) 2.0 litre v6 (gr/gx) and the 200 bhp mivec (gpx/gpvr),Thats 100 bhp per litre folks without the aid of a turbo.....not many prod cars that deliver that. It's in a completely different class to the scoob so you can't really compare,but in it's class (ITR,Celica,Prelude etc) It's definately one of the best. And as for being as fast as a 1.8 vectra......well that just shows that you read the back of Max Power My gpx will do the qtr mile in 14.8 which ain't bad for a non turbo fwd car.
The boot is also very good for a 2dr coupe.......miles bigger than the tt supra for a start.
Take a look on www.ftooc.org for more info,so you don't get put off by people who 'think' they know about the car.
The boot is also very good for a 2dr coupe.......miles bigger than the tt supra for a start.
Take a look on www.ftooc.org for more info,so you don't get put off by people who 'think' they know about the car.
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I have a FTO GPX and my bro has a import WRX both 1995 models and these are my findings, The Scooby is faster, 0-60 with its initial grip is much better, we have tested both and got 5.3 in the scooby and 6.8 in the GPX, closer matched with a rolling start. The scooby does look dated when parked next to the FTO, the interior of the FTO is much nicer, the dash hugs you and feels very sporty.
Not alot more to say, most other things have been covered, both very good handling cars, although the scooby is more useful in the snow!! lol
And i guess you can keep the scooby when you have a family as there is plenty of room inside
Cheers
Dave
Not alot more to say, most other things have been covered, both very good handling cars, although the scooby is more useful in the snow!! lol
And i guess you can keep the scooby when you have a family as there is plenty of room inside
Cheers
Dave
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I used to have one and thought it was a great car. Very realible, much better looking than a scooby and prices are decent on parts.
Although I now have a scooby I still sometimes miss the FTO.
The scooby and fto are totally different cars though, so I don't see the point in comparing the two unless I'm missing something
Although I now have a scooby I still sometimes miss the FTO.
The scooby and fto are totally different cars though, so I don't see the point in comparing the two unless I'm missing something
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Originally Posted by Franx2
But they're smaller than a scoob, and not half as quick. I think the 0-60 is in the 7 second bracket. They did a few variations, but I believe the one to have is the 2L V6 (which is the vast majority of them anyway).
I thought about one, but decided my Almera was better value More practical as well, as the boot on an FTO's a bit on the pokey side...
I thought about one, but decided my Almera was better value More practical as well, as the boot on an FTO's a bit on the pokey side...
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
So I take it to say the above you have done a comparison between the two?
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Originally Posted by flat4_ire
yup, cousin has one past 2 year, 2.0litre gpx mivec manual, i had a nice 98 integra type r with slight mods, not sure of stats now but i can tell u, the integra does handle better and does pull better too.nice cars the fto but a bit cramped in the cockpit!!
I've never driven an Integra Type R so I can't comment on them but have heard they handle very well.
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Originally Posted by ScoobLou
Ok fair enough, just checking you wean't one of those scoobynetters who just make random remarks on cars they have never driven lol
I've never driven an Integra Type R so I can't comment on them but have heard they handle very well.
I've never driven an Integra Type R so I can't comment on them but have heard they handle very well.
fto is nice but only way to decide for urself is to drive one, i suggest u jump in an integra R too tho, nice grin factor when vtec comes, cold air intake and spoon manifold and exhaust and my god will she roar
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Originally Posted by flat4_ire
no i comment on stuff i know
fto is nice but only way to decide for urself is to drive one, i suggest u jump in an integra R too tho, nice grin factor when vtec comes, cold air intake and spoon manifold and exhaust and my god will she roar
fto is nice but only way to decide for urself is to drive one, i suggest u jump in an integra R too tho, nice grin factor when vtec comes, cold air intake and spoon manifold and exhaust and my god will she roar
I would like to try out an Integra R so if there is anyone with one in the East Anglia area, give me a shout
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Not sure i agree on the cramped cockpit, i'm 6'2" and can fit in easily, unlike other jap motors like the RX7.
Never driven a std fto as mine has tein suspension so handles like a dream!! managed to get the porche driver to step out before i did anyway!!!
Never driven a std fto as mine has tein suspension so handles like a dream!! managed to get the porche driver to step out before i did anyway!!!
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I had a FTO GPX for two years and the only thing I didn't like was the ride, compared to my WRX it was rather hard. But it depends what roads you use regularly. Exhaust sounded almost as good as a scooby but in a different way.
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Originally Posted by DarkStar66
I had a FTO GPX for two years and the only thing I didn't like was the ride, compared to my WRX it was rather hard. But it depends what roads you use regularly. Exhaust sounded almost as good as a scooby but in a different way.
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iv got respect for FTO's, my brothers got one an he beat me off the lights in my 02 WRX, guess he is a better driver an knows how to pull away better then me but it was a surprise how quick he can make that car go....
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Originally Posted by ~DrEaM~
i believe fto has a model called GP Version R??? which is 97 facelift, has been told its got 190bhp?? the GPX with mivec has got 180bhp
All 2.0 V6Mivec's produce 197bhp (OOTB).
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