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    Quote Originally Posted by Badcat
    i've had 2 mx5s - the last one for 6 years and it's pretty trick.
    cajun, if you want to get a big HP little convertible, there's a HUGE mx5 cult - rotaries, ford 5 litre V8s, superchargers, turbos etc, and people have been doiing it for 12 years...
    personally - i LOVE the cap. the roof is great - much better than the mx5
    i've driven a couple and i'm 6'2 and 100 kilos.
    It's really different. i just think you've already got a huge community in the badass mx5 group, places like flying miata in the states, racing beat, rod millen, mazdaspeed etc etc - and you're on your own with the cap.
    STILL - i'm dead keen to see you do it.
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    Badcat tons of mx5s around, i want to do something rare, i hate rotaries so don't go there.

    I want a small car, and whats better than putting a suzuki bike engine in a suzuki car, okay i could do the same thing with a suzuki swift, but, i like the look of the suzuki capp.
    They turn heads, even in stock form, and once its got tons of power it will turn more heads, and blow alot of cars away, i would love to pull up to some silly boyraces in this small little car, and smoke them,

    there are a few cap sites around the place with info, and there is tons of info around for putting busa motors in to cars, best thing is the cap is already rear wheel drive, and alot of it should be straight forwards. i mean i could put a gsxr1000 or 1300 in a mini if really wanted to i wanna do it with a bit of style , and be different, cause thats me


    Duckman i don't like coffee maybe a holden milo might work tho

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    What about a Smart car. Comes out with a 660 turbo, very small, light as most of the body work is fibreglass. Apparently the most speed camered (sp?) car in the UK. designed by mercedes or summit.

    I dunno about Auckland but there a few dealers and individuals down this way importing them.

    www.thesmart.co.uk

    They do a funky roadster version as well.
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    i don't have that sorta cash, there is a smart car down at dealer here.

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    There's an asian guy in Auckland that drives a Cap, dark green with mags, and all you hear is wwwwwaaaaaahhhhhhh ppppssssshhhhhhh........ he has wound up the boost hehehe.....
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    there's a smart car for sale at my work - i'll see how much they want for it.

    have you asked how much to import a low grade suzi from japan? if you're gonna pull it to bits it won't matter if it's a bit untidy. you may even be able to bring in a de-reg'd one cause you're gonna need a new cert anyway.

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    these stats are pretty scary though...
    Model Suzuki Cappucino
    Year of production 1993
    Layout Front-engined, Fwd.
    Engine Inline-3, dohc, 4v/cyl, turbo.
    Capacity 657c.c.
    Power 64 hp
    Torque 76 lbft
    Gearbox 5M
    Kerb weight 700 kg
    Top speed 93 mph*
    0-60 mph 11.3 sec*

    * Tested by Autocar, (with a tail wind and 10 degree down slope)

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    I have seen only two in Auks... One tricked up one near Erricsson stadium - rather large rear spoiler, mags etc - and another standard looking red one driving around here and there... Good luck on finding one, as they seem rather rare.

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    Hey Cajun. I've just finished reading the AA Directions, which arrived today.

    They list the contact number for the Suzuki Cappuccino Owners Register for Enthusiasts (SCORE) phone number - 09 534 2918

    Perhaps you could try there - they may be able to help you in acquiring a Cappuccino. :spudwave:
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    Another possible way you could go too Cajun is to try what some guys I know have done, and look at the Caterham 7, or likewise.

    One mate has put one together with a NZ-sourced chassis, and used a worked version of the Toyota Corolla FX-GT motor (1600 4AGE) which for around 10 grand got him an 800 kg track weapon with 250 hp. verrrrry quick.
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

    - James Dickey, Cherrylog Road.

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    .:bump:.

    Anyone seen any of these floating around place for sale?

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    how does this one look?
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    mmmm no
    looks little like this

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    I had a Suzuki Cappuccino ages ago - managed to fit in with a different steering wheel too (I'm 6'5"!). There doesn't seem to be many about, although I have seen one in Wellington last week - think importing your own would be easiest (see one of the auctions sites like http://www.jdm-wholesale.com/. As riffer says there's loads of info on upgrades etc at SCORE

    I would prefer a Mazda AZ-1 though...

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    yeah i know about score, but trying to find one here, its a bugger since you can not import them any more due to changes of importing second hand car laws. (mmmm i might have to look in to this the jdm site above still lists them)

    I have a few plans if i am able to get one at a good price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by duckman
    How about a yamaha Mochacino ???

    or Toyota Flat white ?? ....

    Honda short black ??

    Nissan fluffy??


    Nissan Fluffy???????????? (Then I saw your avatar...)

    Ain't seen ine since 'bout two years ago being rebuilt from a rally car in a panelbeaters. The 'beater was due to shift into new premises so don't know where he'd be now. The Cappucino club sounds best bet.
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