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It was a really easy job actually. Hardest part was having to walk out of his garage to get data signal on my phone while I watched funny cat videos. Eventually my whining got me the home wifi password though and things really happened fast after that.

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Let's play spot the difference!

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200,000 km difference? that's all? ;)












Gauges, GPS/phone holder, dirty floor mat, headunit,

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Legs

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All correct but it was really just for the odometer :) The first is pick up day in 2008. August 12th, so close on six years! 33,333km a year.

Best 200,000 I ever spent.

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XR6 Turbo's are LEGENDARY vehicles ;) You'll do another 200,000 easy :P Look forward to it.

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Also just to report on the engine mounts, I've thrown it around a few corners and even did a rapid lane change while already heading up a banked on ramp (got a thumbs up later from the Evo driver that was behind me but could have been the brakes :innocent:) and I'm convinced the car handles better. Rapid shifts of the front end feel faster, like lag has been eliminated (or mouse smoothing switched off for you fellow PC gamers). Loving it. That combined with the rear link pins actually caught me out on one of the first dry sweeping corners, was heading towards the inside kerb as I gave it the same steering input I usually did.

I wish they had these from factory!

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