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Hey guys, here's a photo of my stock standard stagea I bought recently. Hope you like

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I did them myself, modified R34GTR rear fenders

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Guys! once i've seen a pic of brigth yellow M35 Stagea in the net! spent hours and hours trying to find it again. May be, anyone have this pic saved or link to look at it? i would be wery pleased t

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It was an un-timed 80% day, with passengers. Plenty of care was taken, as we were getting booted if the wheels hit the dirt. That said, I was scooting around there in about 1:30 on a good lap which is fairly quick, especially for the weight of the car.

The brakes held up fine, I never push them too hard as I like leaving some stopping in reserve.

Sandown is an older style track, to run there fast you need to cut the corners, meaning hitting the high ripple strips hard. I don't think the Stagea will ever be fast there as I care about the chassis too much.

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Thanks for the love..

Is it actually that shiny or is there a trick involved? Looks awesome!

Well, I did spend the previous day cleaning and waxing the car.. so I hope a majority of the shinyness comes down to elbow grease, sweat and carnauba wax, and not just all shutter speed and aperture settings! lol

I love that rear wing! What is it? I want one. :yes:

I dont know what it is.. possibly a dolphin rear wing? I havent seen them on other Stageas much.

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