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Roger Ramjet
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Obviousle the TD satnds for Turbo Diesel, but what does the J stand for?
Currently reading:
JTD
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Ian (Geforce)
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Jinormous
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Roger Ramjet
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Re: Re: JTD
I doubt it, seeing as it only puts out 105bhp.
Any further offers?
I doubt it, seeing as it only puts out 105bhp.
Any further offers?
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Anonymous
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Re: Re: Re: JTD
More interesting (and its been mentioned before on here) is that there is no letter J used in Italian. The J has no meaning and is a product of the marketing dept!
Nick
More interesting (and its been mentioned before on here) is that there is no letter J used in Italian. The J has no meaning and is a product of the marketing dept!
Nick
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Roger Ramjet
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Re: Re: Re: Re: JTD
Ahhhhhhhh!
That would seem likely, the marketing ploy that is.
Strangely enough, there's also no J in the Latin alphabet, but the letter G is pronounced as J.
I did wonder if the J refferred to "Junior"?
Ahhhhhhhh!
That would seem likely, the marketing ploy that is.
Strangely enough, there's also no J in the Latin alphabet, but the letter G is pronounced as J.
I did wonder if the J refferred to "Junior"?
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Nigel
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JTD
Jet as in "multijet" Turbo Diesel. As for the 110JTD that is now the 140JTD which we can make a 175JTD in 1.9 form
Oh and 210JTD in 2.4 form....
Jet as in "multijet" Turbo Diesel. As for the 110JTD that is now the 140JTD which we can make a 175JTD in 1.9 form
Oh and 210JTD in 2.4 form....
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Roger Ramjet
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JTD
Query resolved.
Query resolved.