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QUOTE (MercuryFree @ Jun 19, 2008 - 6:49 AM)

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QUOTE (808celica @ Jun 18, 2008 - 11:26 PM)

>isnt yours a ss-III???? cuz its a 98???
1998 also had SS-I, SS-II and SS-III just like every other year, SS-II and SS-III always have the same latest 3S-GE engine available, SS-III gets super strut suspension whereas SS-I & SS-II don't. SS-I is powered by an economical 3S-FE engine. The only year they didn't have SS-III was the 1st year (93/94) and then it was called "super strut suspension equipped SS-II"
Waaaaaait is that what makes it an SS-III? I always thought my Celica was an SS-II but it
does have super-strut....

If it's a BLMZF then it's a Three,
If it's a BLMVF then it's a Two.
If it's a BLMVF with super strut suspension then its a very weird car and is equal in spec to a Three of the same year.
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QUOTE (Tony-B @ Jun 18, 2008 - 8:04 PM)

>Hello there, I hail from Co. Donegal, my name is Tony and I'm the proud owner of an SS-11 beams.
I bought it in feburary with just 46K kilometers (less than 30K miles). Its completly standard, bar aftermarket 17's. I have big plans but i'm taking my time.
Not sure how to put photos in my post, but i have some in my profile.
I look forward to contributing to your community.
Cheers.
PS. The beams engine is incredible.
very nice indeed and yes its a ss111 enjoy

It's a Two. A three in 1998 would have a 2 post spoiler with extenders, front and rear splitters and a proper front grill, not a bar grill.
Both Two and Three had beams in 1998 just to stamp out the myth that Beams = SS-III and SS-III = Beams. Just like how my Three is pre-beams.
This post has been edited by delusionz: Jun 19, 2008 - 5:58 PM