Avoiding the 90 horses is rubbish. If you've never driven an NA you won't know the difference. If you desperately want the horses, a turbo or compressor are good solutions. If you dont want to stick appendages, an intake camshaft from a 115hp version will do the trick.... Greetings from a happy 90hp driver😉 Ps: very good vid!
Great video, and good guide. I got myself an 09 NC earlier this year and absolutely loving it coming from an i30N. So much fun and you feel speed more than other cars as it's so light. I'm getting the underside fully coated and sealed soon, costly ... But will be worth it to them be able to drive it all year round. Your right about prices as you can't buy anything but a rust bucket for £900 now.
I had a NA roadster for about 5 years from 2003. Bought it from Dandycars in London - Loved it, but the speed bumps around where I live were so annoying because it had been lowered in Japan so, I sold it. Always regretted it since. Was in great condition when I sold it, but the last MOT was about 2016, so you're right - If you don't look after the drains etc, it will bite you in the ass.
I just bought a 2004 power everything NB from an 80 year old woman …41,000 miles, comes with a hard top, factory undercoated, and never driven in winter …Yes I did pay a lot for it I don’t think it’s ever seen rain and it’s been garaged all it’s life and no rust
With finding good clean NA’s getting harder to find each year, finding a good NB might be a shrewd buy as NB prices are sure to follow NA’s in appreciating value soon 👍🏻
how does this video only have 56 likes??? I thought it was great!!
Avoiding the 90 horses is rubbish. If you've never driven an NA you won't know the difference. If you desperately want the horses, a turbo or compressor are good solutions. If you dont want to stick appendages, an intake camshaft from a 115hp version will do the trick.... Greetings from a happy 90hp driver😉
Ps: very good vid!
Great video, and good guide. I got myself an 09 NC earlier this year and absolutely loving it coming from an i30N. So much fun and you feel speed more than other cars as it's so light. I'm getting the underside fully coated and sealed soon, costly ... But will be worth it to them be able to drive it all year round. Your right about prices as you can't buy anything but a rust bucket for £900 now.
I had a NA roadster for about 5 years from 2003. Bought it from Dandycars in London - Loved it, but the speed bumps around where I live were so annoying because it had been lowered in Japan so, I sold it. Always regretted it since. Was in great condition when I sold it, but the last MOT was about 2016, so you're right - If you don't look after the drains etc, it will bite you in the ass.
I just bought a 2004 power everything NB from an 80 year old woman …41,000 miles, comes with a hard top, factory undercoated, and never driven in winter …Yes I did pay a lot for it I don’t think it’s ever seen rain and it’s been garaged all it’s life and no rust
With finding good clean NA’s getting harder to find each year, finding a good NB might be a shrewd buy as NB prices are sure to follow NA’s in appreciating value soon 👍🏻
Well done!