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Wasnt to impressed this year, to much chrome for me, was good seeing TOP RPM on the dyno but dont think i'll go back for a while

ditto....to much chrome, to much airbrusing, to many cars with airbags. Not engough decent power and jdm looking cars. Seeing cars such as TOP RPM etc was ok....but I wouldn't pay to go back again.

u wanted JDM.. everyone see the DENSO SUpra from JGTC? mmm 3Sgte.. GT500 500hp.

and in the GT500 they are allowed engine swaps as long as its in the same manufacturer. they chose the 3sgte.. i saw a documentary of the JGTC years ago :blush:

u wanted JDM.. everyone see the DENSO SUpra from JGTC? mmm 3Sgte.. GT500 500hp.

and in the GT500 they are allowed engine swaps as long as its in the same manufacturer. they chose the 3sgte.. i saw a documentary of the JGTC years ago :blush:

yeah I saw it, that was a tough car...I loved that they just brought it in and and didn't try to "show" it up or even clean it for that matter, would have p*ssed so many ricers off rofl. The 3sgte gives me ideas for the IS lol.

im not really a big autosalon fan. I respect the cars for what they are but all show no go doesnt do much for me anymore, plus you can never drive them anymore. Some you might as well take the engine out. The idea sounds stupid but isnt that the same as building a car you can only take to shows and back.

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