Holy ricer superman check this out.
http://motivedvd.com/motive/2011/08/30/ ... en-piazza/
It's a piazza, it's a Nissan Sylvia, no it's a Toyota. What ever it is it's fully sick bro.
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Geeeeeeze... I like the original dash, and there's nothing wrong with Isuzu 4Z engines.. but I spose if you want 710rwkw, that's a pretty good way to get it. Wow. At least they did something nuts, and brought Piazzas into the limelight for a second!
Indigo - '76 TX Gemini sedan, G180W+T project,
Abigail - '81 TE sedan, white, G180W ITB project,
New Hotness - TG Gemini drift car, orange, 4ZE1+T
Tardis - 1986 Piazza 4ZC1-T, black, forged, 136rwkw @13psi
Coupe - TX coupe grip car, "do it later", G180W+twin carbs
Trevor aka Jimmy's Gem - Grandpa-spec TD
BA Falcon - Tow car
Abigail - '81 TE sedan, white, G180W ITB project,
New Hotness - TG Gemini drift car, orange, 4ZE1+T
Tardis - 1986 Piazza 4ZC1-T, black, forged, 136rwkw @13psi
Coupe - TX coupe grip car, "do it later", G180W+twin carbs
Trevor aka Jimmy's Gem - Grandpa-spec TD
BA Falcon - Tow car
LOL! I did say start.....eyecon wrote:Might be a tighter photo finish than the Melbourne cup, eh?
I only had the 150HP build (or 230HP with cams and forged pistons).
But that 300Nm @ 2kRPM and in a 1,000kg vehicle (as opposed to the 1,350kg Piazza) is quite effective. (Especially when you consider my entire cost of !$2k - ie, $500 Florian, $750 for 2 G200Ws & 1 5-spd box, $20 exhaust, then the DCOE45s & inlet manifolds.)
And back then I went DCOE because I wasn't prepared to spend the ~$4k for the Haltech which - back then was the choice. Now (ironically) it would be a nice cheap Delco ($100) with a self-tuning extension. (Haltech's 32 maps - what a JOKE!! But as for twin injectors....)
Anyhow, that G200W doubled the Florian's acceleration (compared to a st'd G200W or 4ZC1-t) - and assuming normal street RPM were used (ie, to 3kRPM, maybe 4k).
No Officer - I wasn't racing! I was only at twice idle speed.
True power: when you have to upgrade the clutch!
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Yeah I love the original dash/console too. The guy who owns the car has obviously made the decision to keep the shell only. The rest is re-engineered. Heck even the door trims are different. But I do like that Dana 60 4link setup though. This probably the most radical/extreme Piazza I have ever seen because it's such a departure from the norm. The use of the Piazza name is described very loosely in this case.
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Look what's up for sale on gumtree:
1986 Holden Piazza Coupe on Gumtree http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/1114434595
1986 Holden Piazza Coupe on Gumtree http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/1114434595
Hmmm - a Toyota engine, and still being run in - in my experience that often means run out.
I wonder ifthe price may come down - ie, to maybe 10%; especially considering the front LH damage.
Though the name Khoury rings a bell (I think from other Isuzu forums), I hope it's not from the Do not deal with Charbel Khoury Public Warnings as per fairtrading.nsw.gov.au-20140619_public_warning_do_not_deal.page & facebook-FairTradingNSW-567358900041276!
I wonder ifthe price may come down - ie, to maybe 10%; especially considering the front LH damage.
Though the name Khoury rings a bell (I think from other Isuzu forums), I hope it's not from the Do not deal with Charbel Khoury Public Warnings as per fairtrading.nsw.gov.au-20140619_public_warning_do_not_deal.page & facebook-FairTradingNSW-567358900041276!
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