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If you read all of the articles on their "upgrade," you'll notice they actually messed-up the car's specs to some degree.
1st, they INCREASED stopping distance with a brake "upgrade."
2nd, they admittedly made the car sound "like a ricer," by adding the headers.
Also, with all of th eeffort put forth, they only managed .04g better than stock cornering.
A good set of rims and tires should have had that effect.
///M
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Azrael wrote:
iota wrote:
this is the oldest thread on the board
...that hasn't been deleted. There must have been three before this. Resurrect those and show us what's up.
Ya, what he said 
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they were the unauthorized pics of topher's mom before Iota had the true vision of what the site was going to be about. 
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So no more of Dan92x's rantings? Its a sad day. 
Just checked. His last post was 2-10-06.
Last edited by Hoagie (2006-11-14 19:31:34)
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john_matrix wrote:
they were the unauthorized pics of topher's mom before Iota had the true vision of what the site was going to be about.
Those were good pictures!
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OLDEST THREAD ON SAAB92x.COM !!!!!!!!!!!! 
Revival of the oldest ! 
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Double not funny.
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Off topic bump:
Saab – Gone
One GM brand has had even lower market share than Hummer, and that's Saab. And now it finds itself in the same position - under "strategic review." If no buyer is found, Sweden-based Saab will likely fade away.
Even including Europe, Saab sales are small for a parent company the size of GM. Its best year worldwide was 2006 when about 130,000 sold in the U.S. and Europe, a Saab spokesman said. By contrast, GM sold more than 300,000 Buicks in the U.S. alone that year.
Though where does our affinity lie, in Saab or in Subaru?
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I don't feel much for Saab. They don't make a single product I'd want to own. My 9-2X is 98% Subaru anyway.
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jurni wrote:
Though where does our affinity lie, in Saab or in Subaru?
Subaru, no question. That's the main reason why I bought the car. I've wanted a WRX since they came out in '02, but I wasn't a big fan of the exterior styling. I have always liked the exterior styling of Saabs, but I didn't like the drivetrain, or reliability for that matter. For me, it's the best of both worlds.
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acurry420 wrote:
jurni wrote:
Though where does our affinity lie, in Saab or in Subaru?
Subaru, no question. That's the main reason why I bought the car. I've wanted a WRX since they came out in '02, but I wasn't a big fan of the exterior styling. I have always liked the exterior styling of Saabs, but I didn't like the drivetrain, or reliability for that matter. For me, it's the best of both worlds.
Same for me. But I wish some of Saab's interior cues and quality carried over to our cars.
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At the GM dealer, the saab accessory case was pretty sad: 2-3 pens, a 92x hat, a 93x hat, and some valve stem caps. Hummer though had pens, hats, cologne, body wash, t-shirts, jackets, button up shirts, models, etc. etc. etc.
jurni wrote:
Off topic bump:
Saab – Gone
One GM brand has had even lower market share than Hummer, and that's Saab. And now it finds itself in the same position - under "strategic review." If no buyer is found, Sweden-based Saab will likely fade away.
Even including Europe, Saab sales are small for a parent company the size of GM. Its best year worldwide was 2006 when about 130,000 sold in the U.S. and Europe, a Saab spokesman said. By contrast, GM sold more than 300,000 Buicks in the U.S. alone that year.
Though where does our affinity lie, in Saab or in Subaru?
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I just feel I need to post on this... being as it is the first one.
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