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Sanctifier
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 Posted: Sun May 28, 2006 12:50 pm Post subject: Slip Slidin' Away!...Rear Wheel Drive Evolution IX. |
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Slip Slidin' Away!... 
Evo Driftin'... The World's FIRST Rear Wheel Drive Evolution IX. SCC - July '06.
Not bad at all... Comments??? 
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zodiaque
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I love it, I always had this idea, just never the car or the money, lol!
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^ ^ ^ So what about an E6 4G63 in a rwd EX GSR?
BTW would that count as "ol school" still??? 
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Silvermike
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i would want this for my evo at some later stage
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Sanctifier
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Yuh sure??? Even with loss of traction and slower performance because of it???
Nahh!... Sounds nice but I rather have a dedicated rwd car like a 'box' GSR rather than
screw up a perfectly good 4wd Evo to do that... but then that's just my opinion.
BTW allyuh trying to push mi to put the other E6 4G63 in the rwd GSR or what???
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| Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:25 am Post subject: |
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Definitely better to get a real RWD if that's what you want. Drivetrain losses on this
conversion would be MASSIVE... crank power will have to turn 90* to get down the driveshaft,
then another 90* to get to the wheels.
switching between 2WD and 4WD with 2-3 hours of wrenching is nice though...
almost as nice as pulling the fuse in the skyline GT-Rs
(ok ok.. is the mitsu madmen forum, i'll behave  )
I'd hit it... |
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| Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:05 am Post subject: |
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^ ^ ^ Aye dry how yuh goin. Nice to have you aboard.
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zodiaque
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| Sanctifier wrote: | ^ ^ ^ So what about an E6 4G63 in a rwd EX GSR?
BTW would that count as "ol school" still??? |
May not count as old school, but it's not crossbreeding and once done properly it should be damn cool . I would not mind driving that monster at all
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cdx2k1
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| Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 10:07 am Post subject: |
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i would want this for my evo at some later stage
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You already have part 1>the rims.LOL |
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