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Shorter gearing though I'd imagine, Evos/Scoobies do have pretty short
gearing whereas the Supra was more of a GT car, especially the later model
(Fast an the Furious Stylee maaaaan - "2JZ motor, no shit..." ) Supra twin
turbos are barely ticking over at 80mph. Some varients (I don't know what
flavour of Evo II the one in question here is) have really very short
gearing. There's a couple of specials, same goes for Scoobys as well, that
were Jap market only that have a top speed of like 120mph, which leads to
very high revs (comparatively) on the motorway. Although as I say, they're
all JDM only, and of course cars in Japan are limited to 112mph anyway so
why not, it makes for blistering acceleration and instead of gently nussling
against the 112mph limiter you smack into it like hitting the limiter in 2nd
in any other car hehe!

 

£10.00 says 48 hours before it breaks down.

 

Don't Evos have to be services every 5000 miles or something?

 

I could just about say that, too.

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Jeez, I couldn't expect that joke!

 

Pictures, man, pictures.

 

You try to teach 'em and what do they do, eh? Fucking responsible
generation is what we've reared.