Gud day to all of you! There is something that's been bugging me for months now. I saw this 6G and i really love how the car was set up. It's a 1989 6G Super Saloon but the set up is EUDM. I wanted to verify one thing with the car's set up though i know some of the things that was placed in his car is really not from an EUDM set up.

it has a ducktail and this is what i wanted to know if the 6G viento really has a ducktail. some people tell me that it does not.

do anyone of you have links or pictures where i can see what a 6G EUDM set up really is? will very much appreciate it.
here is a sample pic.

yup. but the total set up of the car is a stock super saloon w/c is what's called here in the Philippines.

here's some of the pictures:

The Viento spec is not a Euro market model, it is a Japanese market model and it is meant to look very similar to the VR-4 and have most the same creature comforts except with an economical 1.8 DOHC 16V (4G67) engine.

I have no idea where that ducktail spoiler has come from, it certainly isn't a factory item anyway.

This is a Viento I had, a 1992 model (one of the last ones made)

Here's the 1989 uk brochure.

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Here's the 1990.10 jdm brochure.

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Viento and super viento (fuel's car) were twincam 1800s the super had among other things the vr4 bumpers from the factory, but no side skirts. I'll grab the brochure and a couple of adverts and post them, but they are on the other pc so it'll be later in the week.

Rich

Said id get the brochure pics up.

Here:







They are not the best pics, but you get the idea!

Rich

wow, until now I did not know there was a Super Viento! I just thought that most the late '90 onwards Vientos had the same bumpers as the VR-4, as most the facelift late '89 and early '90 have the MX type bumper while the pre-facelift had the steel bumpers.

Quoting Garfield Wright:
You mean like this



GW,
i think your car is one of the nicest looking galants on here. I love the two tone!