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22 April 2002, 08:41 PM
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It was a fair comparison for a change, and nice to see the extra power of the evo didnt realy come into it. It suggests to me that if your going to loads of track days buy an evo, but if you want a better compromise for the road and occasional track day buy a scoob.
Plus, for the 4k you'd save, you could match the evos power and boost your track day performance easily.
Why doesn't scoob have an automatic water spray though? Seems like a serious oversight. I struggle to fing my switches in a hurry on the motorway, never mind a track!
Plus, for the 4k you'd save, you could match the evos power and boost your track day performance easily.
Why doesn't scoob have an automatic water spray though? Seems like a serious oversight. I struggle to fing my switches in a hurry on the motorway, never mind a track!
22 April 2002, 08:52 PM
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Its really a 5.5k saving if you d'ont want the stupid(IMHO) Prodrive addenda(sp).Up to a 10k saving if you compare JDM model prices.Am I biased? Of course I bloody well am!!!!!!
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