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Old Dec 11, 2008, 09:51 PM
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Hi Steven, I am from Hong Kong too........you car looks nice!
Old Dec 11, 2008, 09:53 PM
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Nice car man, I was born in Shanghai. How much do they sell it for there?
Old Dec 11, 2008, 10:46 PM
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that's the way to do it !!!,,,,,,,,keep it up
Old Dec 11, 2008, 10:59 PM
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More pictures please
Old Dec 12, 2008, 12:09 AM
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Originally Posted by derangedazn
So pretty much this car will be modified with whatever HKS has forsale.
Honestly when I did the research for a year while waiting for the official launch of EVO X in China, there are couple of JDM brands that catch my eyes on top of HKS Kansei, e.g. colt-speed, Jun, Amuse and obviously Ralliart. But in terms of completeness, average quality and price level, HKS stands out. One more key reason is here in China parts are difficult to order and with heavy duties. HKS is the one with most established network in China to get parts fast and "cheap"......
Old Dec 12, 2008, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Kdash106
nice, car!!i didn't know there is evo in china, i went back to china 2 month ago, and all i saw is 2 sti. the road and driver in china is getting worst and worst, be careful when driving! don't want a nice car like that get ding or something. keep it safe.
Just official launch end of Oct. Yes the road condition in general is very poor. Drivers, cyclists, bikes and pedestrians are all "crazy"!!! But I have 20 years of driving experience with 11 in Shanghai so I am more than OK.
Old Dec 12, 2008, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by SuperGuy
i want to make sweet love to your car... and good choice with the Dunlop Direzza. Just one question; Can you see any cars in any of your mirrors?
Good Q!! The answer is not quite, esp in rainy days. But I used to it already as I have a pair of similar bullet side mirrors on my Mazda 6 before driving for 5 years. The key is keep your close-back clear enough then you are safe. In China there are not a lot of fast cars. I can manage to do it in my tuned Mazda 6 so this is really piece of cake for this monster.
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Originally Posted by LVSBB6
I was amazed to see your car realizing China is so exposed to the tuning world that a car modded like yours in Shanghai is totally unheard of. You must have good connections for those parts hookup. Must be quite a head turner driving around in Shanghai! Can't go wrong with JDM bolt-ons for reliability and trouble free maintenance. Is there any tunning shops in China that has dyno tuning?
Im also from HK
Yes u are right that I am actually one of the pioneer tuning addicts in China. My name/cars can be easily seen in those several hottest car forums here. In the meantime, my cars are on top of the Shanghai police black list all along. Luckily I have found some local Shanghaiese connection to straight things up.

For parts, luckily I know someone, though indirectly, in HQ and thereby I can get and R parts rather easily and with discounts. For the other parts, I got them from Japan, HK and Shanghai (for those parts too large to handle myself).

For dyno tuning, may be there are some up-to-standard shops in southern China nearby the Zhuhai Int'l Circuit but not in Shanghai (even though we got the F1 circuit here). For real hard tune the shops here will bring experts (mainly Japanese) here from HK famous shops like Top Racing, Crazy Racing, etc. to help out.
Old Dec 12, 2008, 12:33 AM
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Originally Posted by wongck
LOL I don't see how this is considered "Light-Tuned" but it's clean. Did you take some of those street pics near Fudan U?
No, just in front of my living place and office.
Old Dec 12, 2008, 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Import Junky
more aggressive wheels and blacked out headlights is what I would have done different.
Not for wheels considering the road condition here......
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Originally Posted by DrivelineSales



Nice!! Loving the Colt Speed items

For anyone interested, we have several engine bonnet dampers, as well as intakes, exhausts, etc arriving in 3 weeks.
Totally agree!! This bonnet damper is so refinely built that it is just like stock items. Be more specific, Colt-Speed one has special design at both ends of the damper which makes the bonnet very steady (it won't shake even you push it).
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Originally Posted by xXEVOloverXx

great work man,great stuff. I like this air duct alot,what brand is that ?
where can i get one ? in Shanghai ? btw good to see a nice evo X in china
,cause i am chinese too.lol
Thanks. This together with the under-spoiler and frontend/pillar garnishes all come from Ralliart.
Old Dec 12, 2008, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by fugiwara
how much an EVO cost in China in Yen?
RMB488K so around JPY6.5M. Yeh almost the price of getting a GTR in Japan......
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nice car steve!!!
Old Dec 12, 2008, 02:51 AM
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Originally Posted by gtrskyline34
Nice car man, I was born in Shanghai. How much do they sell it for there?
RMB488K for Enkei version and RMB498K for BBS version. Difference only on wheels and the spec are basically the Premium-GSR version in Japan with the keyless system, Bilstein/Eibach, Brembo floating disc, etc. The audio is Rockford one with 9 steros but no DVD/GPS/HDD.


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