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R35 Gt-R Does A 9.05 Quarter-Mile

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  • LOL Mic, you made the initial point.....ha ha I think comparing supercars is like trying to compare JHawk to Megan Fox to Beyonce - all stunning, no right answer, each to their own! So I wont do it m

#12

Did anyone else thing the 60 foot time was extremely slow considering the power this thing has and the fact it's awd? There are some xr's over here doing 1.6's with half that power, in a car that weighs 300kg more and with only rwd. Apart from that, that things a weapon, imagine dropping it back to overtake a truck... there goes 260kmph in no time, lol.

#13

I personally think it would be WAY more than 50k to get those figures - that's an awesome car, makes my old (but fast) R33 GTR seem more like a Volvo :bowdown:

So this is one fast, real-deal unit - just like the amazing G6ET like you hear about on those threads....Ha ha :stirthepot:

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#14

so 200k for a 9 sec gtr?

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#15

with stupid

#16

Just bought my Tattslotto ticket...........

#17

*Beep* was driving

Are you guys STILL giving *Beep* grief? hahaha! I've been gone for months and nothing changes haha!

#18

UGR lambos do it better...

#20

FMD

It just does it so easy, and sounds sooo good.

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