This. At least as far as autos go...
16-20 Male
16-20 Female
21-25 Male
21-25 Female
26-30 Male
26-30 Female
31-35 Male
31-35 Female
36-40 Male
36-40 Female
41-45 Male
41-45 Female
46-50 Male
46-50 Female
51+ Male
51+ Female
This. At least as far as autos go...
-VI VX VNIVERSVM VIVVS VICI-
1999 Black VX
2010 White Dodge Ram 1500
2008 White Dodge Dakota
2004 Blue Chevy Blazer
2004 silver Chrysler Pacifica
2006 Black Kawasaki Z750S
2009 Silver Aprilia Shiver 750
2008 Red Triumph Sprint ST
2011 toyota 4runner limited
2008 hyundai elantra
still looking for 2001 VX with low mileage. cause my wife wrecked my 2000 few years ago
2000 black VX
2003 Acura TL
2007 Hyundai Entourage. (wife's)
1997 Dodge Ram.
1998 Ford Mustang GT. (son's)
I am very interested in getting one. I have been for a long time. I think I'm ready to get one now, just bad timing with the economy. I would have to trade my Ram. So, if anyone's interested...
Yeah I saw your ad on craigslist. I think you will have a hard time of it relying on a trade. I might have sent you an email about my for sale VX. I strongly suspect you will have to sell the Ram first then buy. Welcome to the community, and good luck with your hunt.
1969 Camaro
1986 Pontiac Fiero with small block Chevy
1995 Dodge 2500 diesel modded to the nuts
And a 2005 Yamaha Raptor
I have a 96 Trooper it is maroon I call it the brick it is my 5th Isuzu, I hope to replace it with a VX very soon.
I also have very a modified Fiero GT with a 350 in it. Here is the cardomain link, you have to see it to believe it.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/261951...-pontiac-fiero
I have never raced a bike or tried to chase one so I do not know if it can keep up or not, maybe it can pass them I do not know. I do not have any problem with acceleration when it is over 80mph, but I do not have a real need to chirp the tires when I am going 80mph either.
Thank for the dash complement, the dash was a custom creation by my brother.
The car is a lot of fun and it is getting more body mods and is at the body shop now. With the engine, transmission, suspension and 13” brake swap it is similar to the C4 Corvette drive train and braking but with the Fieros slightly lighter weight and shorter wheel base, and a roomier interior (no trans in the middle of the car). I always like the Corvette power train set up but I liked the Fiero GT styling better so I combine them to get my dream car. This is defiantly not a car for most people but it works for me. I get the same kind of reaction on the Fiero as people have toward the VX some people love it and think it is super cool and some people hate it so both cars are right up my alley. As soon as I get a VX I will have two cars that have people asking “what is that?”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Corvette_(C4)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pontiac_Fiero
That wasn't my point. I have an 89 -- which came with the same intake/setup. There was only about 10hp difference stock between 86/89. After I found little difference between 250hp hondas, acuras, etc...and a Corvette -- at hwy speeds, I wasn't as happy with the car. As you point out, yours is lighter and that matters. But, it will still matter more at lower rpms.
I learned a couple of things while having "fun" with an Acura TL owner on the way to the golf-course one early Sunday. I learned why demand for late 70's and 80's C4 Corvette's isn't all that high. Those TPIs are great for low/mid rpms...just not for a HP number. (This isn't an insult -- as you'll see I still have the same type intake pictured a page/two earlier in this thread. I just decided to cam it and stroke it too.) Remember the VX is stroked too!
I think the C4 is one of the best platforms for kit cars and the TPI (or LT) ZF6 is a great transplant for today's economy needs. I wish I had a ZF6 TPI in my VX. The torque (acceleration) would be much better, as would the MPGs. In a 3.4k lb car, that 6-sp gets 30mpg on the hwy. It also pulls 0-60 in 5.7secs. It's limitation is hwy/high-rpm performance.
In your lighter Fiero, I'm sure everything is more fun. If the motor is modified, maybe it's a blast. I never was one for chirping tires at high speed either, but I finally decided having more was necessary in today's market of 250hp family sedan -- economy cars.
Since the TPI shines best at lower rpms and is often referred to as the perfect truck engine, I think it would make the prime candidate for a VX powerplant. I think it would be more responsive and get the MPGs we all wish the VX could pull.
Again, I love what you did...It looks great. In fact, I'd love to drive it! I'm pretty sure I know what it can do!
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97 chevy silverado
68 pontiac firebird
00 proton vx
Last edited by evillecutter : 06/03/2012 at 09:45 PM