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My experience at Wakefield yesterday defines what is great about the R35.

I woke up early due to day light savings and thought I'd take a drive to wakefield for only the second time ever. My car is mildly modded (coolers, tune and exhaust) with standard suspension, standard aero and standard camber, 98 octane pump gas, and second hand slicks from the porsche cup series.

I ran a 1:02.4 in my second session of the day! The thing can mix it with a track spec lotus in the tight stuff, and hang with a viper down the straight. Then I then put the baby seat back in, turned up the stereo, turned on the air con, and drove home.

For a car that is driven every day, that carries two little boys around, it sure is insane!

I couldn't care less what those whom choose to knock the GTR say, this car is one of a kind.

My experience at Wakefield yesterday defines what is great about the R35.

I woke up early due to day light savings and thought I'd take a drive to wakefield for only the second time ever. My car is mildly modded (coolers, tune and exhaust) with standard suspension, standard aero and standard camber, 98 octane pump gas, and second hand slicks from the porsche cup series.

I ran a 1:02.4 in my second session of the day! The thing can mix it with a track spec lotus in the tight stuff, and hang with a viper down the straight. Then I then put the baby seat back in, turned up the stereo, turned on the air con, and drove home.

For a car that is driven every day, that carries two little boys around, it sure is insane!

I couldn't care less what those whom choose to knock the GTR say, this car is one of a kind.

Where did you fit the slicks???

My experience at Wakefield yesterday defines what is great about the R35.

I woke up early due to day light savings and thought I'd take a drive to wakefield for only the second time ever. My car is mildly modded (coolers, tune and exhaust) with standard suspension, standard aero and standard camber, 98 octane pump gas, and second hand slicks from the porsche cup series.

I ran a 1:02.4 in my second session of the day! The thing can mix it with a track spec lotus in the tight stuff, and hang with a viper down the straight. Then I then put the baby seat back in, turned up the stereo, turned on the air con, and drove home.

For a car that is driven every day, that carries two little boys around, it sure is insane!

I couldn't care less what those whom choose to knock the GTR say, this car is one of a kind.

Pound for pound nothing comes close to R35, as far as road cars go. Nice work.

Take the baby seat out, there is a couple of seconds right there!

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