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Jdm Evo Viii Gone V35 350 Gt In It's Place........


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Not that their is anything wrong with the JDM EVO VIII as I loved the car but it happens that I get bored with cars to quick so my new one is a V35 350 GT, I got one of the rare as 4 Door 350 GT's which run the 3.5 V6 as you know but it has the 6 Speed Getrag box like the 2 doors just not the BREMBO brakes.

The reason for the sedan is I do like something different, rare in 6 speed and why the hell not, lets see who we can make it go with little cost, they are quicker then 2 doors due to the Diff Ratio's so they do go quite well, two larger workshops have V35s and one 350 GT-8 is getting a turbo conversion.

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Got to give the wife a break from a car being dumped as far as, 18's, Recaros, exhaust and the other joys of the EVO, that 4WD system and a good set of tyres is mint in the wet.

It was time for a nice daily driver as I do a lot of klm's.

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