View Poll Results: Which car to buy? EG6 or EF9

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  • EF9

    72 39.34%
  • EG6

    91 49.73%
  • other i.e. engine swap

    20 10.93%
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  1. #121
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    In all seriousness though.

    A EF9 vs a EG6 on paper wouldn't be all that different (or atleast to what I know)

    They would both have a B16 which give or take will be pretty close (depending on condition and modifications if applicable)

    The EF9 and EG6 have a similar weight (not too sure on how its carried) I think its 100kilo's at most difference.

    Suspension is virtually the same and is interchangable.

    EG6's aren't as 'rare' in the component department though EF9's have more goodiness they are growing in age and are getting hard to buy body parts for (not forgetting rust)

    Its really OP's choice whichever shape he likes the most.

  2. #122
    Quote Originally Posted by djaddam View Post
    In all seriousness though.

    A EF9 vs a EG6 on paper wouldn't be all that different (or atleast to what I know)

    They would both have a B16 which give or take will be pretty close (depending on condition and modifications if applicable)

    The EF9 and EG6 have a similar weight (not too sure on how its carried) I think its 100kilo's at most difference.

    Suspension is virtually the same and is interchangable.

    EG6's aren't as 'rare' in the component department though EF9's have more goodiness they are growing in age and are getting hard to buy body parts for (not forgetting rust)

    Its really OP's choice whichever shape he likes the most.
    rear suspension is almost identical.

    front isn't.

    ef9 has front crossmember, single arm front LCA + Radius (castor) rod.

    eg6 has no front crossmember, A arm style front LCA, no radius rod.

    Although both are still double wishbone front suspension setups

    Just they control the forward/rearward movement of the wheels in a totally different way.

    refer to this thread.

    http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=116320

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    But its interchangeable, isn't it?
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    that mikey G guy is the biggest shit talker ive ever met..
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  4. #124
    yes it is, you will need very good welding & engineering skillz

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    haahahahaha.

    May aswell convert Torsion bars to DC5 Macpherson struts then, lol
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    that mikey G guy is the biggest shit talker ive ever met..
    in the space of 15minutes he sold two sets of wheels. claims a guy under the username DNT-CRY bought them!

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    Whats so god about JDM cars? wouldn't it be better to buy an aussie delivered and build a motor to suite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fly-Rice View Post
    Whats so god about JDM cars? wouldn't it be better to buy an aussie delivered and build a motor to suite.
    you could build it to what ever specs you wanted it to
    but end of the day its not the real deal
    simple as that
    but some people just dont get it
    simple as that too

  8. #128
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    Eat. Sleep. JDM.


    JDM is genuinely cool man. I'd rather buy a JDM car with a nice JapSpec engine than an AUD one which has been mod'd and messed with loads.

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    why cant you import an ef9? i read before because of import laws but what is it specificaly that stops it? is there anyway around this?

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    Australian regulations say that you can't import a vehicle more than 15 years old. That's pretty much it I think

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    Quote Originally Posted by dougie_504 View Post
    Australian regulations say that you can't import a vehicle more than 15 years old. That's pretty much it I think
    its not 15 years. they call it 15 year rule but not really.

    its 2009 now - 15 = 1994

    that means i can import eg6 manufactured in 1994? dont think so.

    but i can import cars manufactured before 1988. figure that out.
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    I just thought of a weakness for the EF9.

    The gearbox.

    Not much of a 'weakness'


    Just means if it shits bricks you have to rebuild it or get a Hydro one.
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    that mikey G guy is the biggest shit talker ive ever met..
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