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DekkeR
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I've already seen that calibra on the web and honestly, the only thing I like about it is the rear spoiler :)
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Yeah, that should do the trick :lol:
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The problem is they have record of the original model type according to the license plate, as well on the vehicle registration.
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Can't put them, or we can but it's ilegal The maximum legal sizes for Calibra models here in Portugal are: Calibra 16V: 205/55 R15 Calibra V6: 205/50 R16 Calibra Turbo: 235/40 R17 Of course there're ways to legalize R17 on a 16V but we have to pay about 150€ or more ($200) instead of 30€ ($40) to do it legally. Basically, any kind of modification that sticks out in a car (larger rims, body kit, tinted windows, etc) is ilegal here.
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Actually, just the front and back spoilers and side skirts. Not the wide part
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Mine also got a bit lowered. Got a new Supersport 35mm suspension kit! Just needs to run a few miles so it can adjust ;) I'm also considering getting the Rieger body kit in the future :D
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Actually I did :D These:
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The problem with rims is that I want put another size like 215/45/17 instead of the 205/55/15 I got now but the Portuguese Opel doesn't allow that size on my model. I'm trying to get it using the "backdoor" so I don't have to worry about the police.
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Because it's not closed properly ;) Trust me, it fits :lol:
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Couldn't you just import one from Germany, for example? Or is it too expensive, as it is here in Portugal? In order to legalize a Calibra from Germany, we must pay about €2,000 (~$3,000) just for the burocratic stuff, plus the retail price, transportation.. it would be around 4,000€ and for that price we can buy a Calibra in good condition already legal. I got mine for about 2,000€ with an added bonus, the Lexmaul RAM Induction with retail price of about 700€ (~$1,000) :D
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Yesterday I did a little run test and got to 240kmph (~150mph) @ 6100rpm. Since the redline is about 8000rpm it can go a lot faster and it's not even properly tuned :D
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No, I love the original backlights. Next month I'll get angel eyes like this:
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New mods for Xmas: Xenon 6000k 55W -- OLD IMAGE REMOVED (xs.to) -- -- OLD IMAGE REMOVED (imageshack) -- Since is too dark: JVC KD-AVX44
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It's a C20XE - 2.0, 150bhp @ 6000rpm stock I already got some mods going like a Lexmaul RAM Induction, a phaseV +25hp chipped ECU, K&N air filter, 60mm direct exhaust line with a Remus backbox. Soundcheck :D
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The previous owner of my car was Bulgarian and I have to admit it was in pretty bad shape. I've already spent more money replacing bad parts and remodeling it than what I bought it for but is worth it. What can I say... I love the car :D
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Thanks ●Koenigsegg● Yes, it is. Just posted some pics here
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I'm here to introduce my little "baby" An Opel Calibra from 1991
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I also would love to see it on TDU since I drive one :D
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Hey ppl I'm Andre from Portugal and new to TDU. Hope to have fun :thumbsup: Cheers