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03-12-2008, 10:39 AM
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The G compared to a stock Evo, give the fact that its a rear wheel car, handles suprising well.
The Evo, naturally is a precision blade. I wasn't really comparing the 2, because of the obvious, but the G's handling caught me off guard. It was way better than expected. As far as the Evo, there is no way in hell I would have that car for 5yrs and keep it stock. Remember I said earlier, it was an 11 sec car: (cams(HKS 280's), port/polished manifold, B/C, ECU reflash, intake(HKS)/exhaust(JIC), upgraded turbo, and a few other things as well.
The Evo, naturally is a precision blade. I wasn't really comparing the 2, because of the obvious, but the G's handling caught me off guard. It was way better than expected. As far as the Evo, there is no way in hell I would have that car for 5yrs and keep it stock. Remember I said earlier, it was an 11 sec car: (cams(HKS 280's), port/polished manifold, B/C, ECU reflash, intake(HKS)/exhaust(JIC), upgraded turbo, and a few other things as well.
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