kaj

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It's either that or waste it's potential at a drag strip

The cars are built to accelerate, turn, and brake well. We're just letting them stretch their legs.

T-cases surviving are just a bonus. hehe

2006EvoIXer

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I bought mine a month before it got on California shores. I just paid for it's first timing belt change (& major tune up) last month at 56k miles. This Sunday will be my 2nd time at the track. So it's still a baby.

I may start stretching its legs more in the coming years. I remain a noob 11 years into owning my IX.

kaj

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Ooooh. You are DEFINITELY missing out, if you're into that kinda thing. It's an amazing performer, even stock.
I'll be holding onto mine for as long as possible. I can't think of a car I'd rather track (that I can afford lol).
be careful, though. You may be addicted.

2006EvoIXer

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I'll keep an eye out for an Evo day at Fontana. I've been busy with work and life, but my son is old enough to tag along now.

Up until about a month ago, I rarely came on this site after I bought my car. No, I just leave a window open with this site. Lol

kaj

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information is addicting, also

2006EvoIXer

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ABSOLUTELY!

I'm trying to find out more about Evoscan but I don't think it was ever completed. Looked up Dashcommand too, but not much info for Evo 9s.

kaj

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We all use EvoScan. Never heard of Dashcommand, though.

2006EvoIXer

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From what I can find, EvoScan still isn't complete. Has all the bugs been worked out? What I saw appears to be abandoned by the guy putting it together.

kaj

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shoot me a PM so we're not cluttering the thread, here.