Hi New Owner

[Mr Bognor]

Hi there I have just got my MR2 Rev 3 Turbo last Month and thought I would say hi .

Pic on the link .


It is putting out 288 BHP from the below .


Toyota mr2 rev3 turbo in excellent condition

HKS exhaust

HKS sequential blow off valve

Recent new clutch cam belt brakes and 4 new tyres

Stage 2 reconditioned turbo at CR turbos with 360 bearings and cut back exhaust blades

Power run and checked at surrey rolling road 290 bhp at 1 bar boost.

Alan

[andy585]

hi and welcome get some pics up soon

[KarlBristol]

Welcome to the fold.

Looking forward to seeing some pictures

[Mr Bognor]

It will not let me put up any pic or links ???

Alan

[CalMac]

Need a certain number of posts before you can link pictures buddy. Welcome

[Mr Bognor]

Need a certain number of posts before you can link pictures buddy. Welcome

Do you know how many ?

Alan

[Mr Bognor]

Also its my first RWD car so taking everything slowly first .

Alan

[Race Idiot]

Congrats, I advise you to take it very easy if its your first RWD car.

Firstly I would check what kind of wheels/tyres you have, they need to be staggered and a decent brand. Also I would advise getting an allignment done if you dont have any documentation of one being done in the last 6 months or so.

Far too many people buy tubbys as a first rwd car only to write them off after a few weeks of ownership.

[l1ca]

Welcome!

You need a min of 15 posts I believe before you can do any hot linking of any kind.

Car sounds like a beaut, looking forward to some piccies, and take it easy. They are a small, surprisingly powerful car, coupled with the engine location and drivetrain you gotta be awake.

Just take it easy, straighten up and then give it the beans

Too many 2's and their drivers have ended up in hedges because of a heavy right foot, dont be one of them.

Above all, have some bloody fun in it!

Far too many people buy tubbys as a first rwd car only to write them off after a few weeks of ownership.

What he said.

[Mr Bognor]

Im 31 so do have a bit of sense about me ( not much mind )

The tyres are Falken ZIEX ZE912 so not to bad at all and are all new and the tracking has been done as well .

Alan

Congrats, I advise you to take it very easy if its your first RWD car.

Firstly I would check what kind of wheels/tyres you have, they need to be staggered and a decent brand. Also I would advise getting an allignment done if you dont have any documentation of one being done in the last 6 months or so.

Far too many people buy tubbys as a first rwd car only to write them off after a few weeks of ownership.

[Mr Bognor]

Welcome!

You need a min of 15 posts I believe before you can do any hot linking of any kind.

Car sounds like a beaut, looking forward to some piccies, and take it easy. They are a small, surprisingly powerful car, coupled with the engine location and drivetrain you gotta be awake.

Just take it easy, straighten up and then give it the beans

Too many 2's and their drivers have ended up in hedges because of a heavy right foot, dont be one of them.

Above all, have some bloody fun in it!

Far too many people buy tubbys as a first rwd car only to write them off after a few weeks of ownership.

What he said.

Yes it will take some getting used to as RWD have had lots of FWD cars but not with this RWD SWB and a fair bit of power

Alan

[Mr Bognor]

So I need x 15 posts to add a pic

[Mr Bognor]

Or is this to add a link ?

[Mr Bognor]

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthre ... 12-New-car

[Mr Bognor]

Pic on the above link as iv got to x 15 post

[Race Idiot]

Im 31 so do have a bit of sense about me ( not much mind )

The tyres are Falken ZIEX ZE912 so not to bad at all and are all new and the tracking has been done as well .

Alan

Haha!

Sounds pretty good, i've only used the falken FK452's but that was a few years ago now.

Once you get used to em there fine, im probably over exaggerating a bit as i've used a tubby all year round and im pretty cackhanded. Should be easier to drive than a Clio V6 at least

[Mr Bognor]

Im 31 so do have a bit of sense about me ( not much mind )

The tyres are Falken ZIEX ZE912 so not to bad at all and are all new and the tracking has been done as well .

Alan

Haha!

Sounds pretty good, i've only used the falken FK452's but that was a few years ago now.

Once you get used to em there fine, im probably over exaggerating a bit as i've used a tubby all year round and im pretty cackhanded. Should be easier to drive than a Clio V6 at least

Yeah its more of a second car / fun car for me I have a Peugeot 106 D ( 58 BHP ) for the work slog then this monster for fun at the weekend .

Alan

[Mr Bognor]

[Mr Bognor]

And a few more

[Mr Bognor]

Some more pic





And one of my old Civic EP3





And Coupe 20V Turbo