Going to Japan to see new X Dec.20.07
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Going to Japan to see new X Dec.20.07
I decided to get an 08 evo this will be my first mitsu car.
Currently own 2zz-ge toyota.
coming from n/a world I hear once you own a turbo car you never want to go n/a right?
I will be in Japan this winter since my wife is Japanese, it will be an awesome opportunity to check the car while I am there, talk to some Japanese evo fans etc..
Now will the Japanese specs are exaclty the same for US or US is going to be detuned? or should I just buy the car in Japan and ship it here?
also which one to buy 5speed or the new TC-SST clutch system?
Currently own 2zz-ge toyota.
coming from n/a world I hear once you own a turbo car you never want to go n/a right?
I will be in Japan this winter since my wife is Japanese, it will be an awesome opportunity to check the car while I am there, talk to some Japanese evo fans etc..
Now will the Japanese specs are exaclty the same for US or US is going to be detuned? or should I just buy the car in Japan and ship it here?
also which one to buy 5speed or the new TC-SST clutch system?
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"we will be getting them in late jan to early feb. any questions, ask me."
"tell them more about the 12.7 quarter mile time.....**** hope i didnt get you into trouble hahaha"
Is there something we don't know??
"tell them more about the 12.7 quarter mile time.....**** hope i didnt get you into trouble hahaha"
Is there something we don't know??
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Driving to work this morning ( Ogikubo, Tokyo ) the Mits. dealer I passed was unloading 5 x new EVO 10's from a Car transporter
You'll need an international drivers licence to drive in Japan, if you plan on taking an X for a test-drive
There haven't been any SS-T's built yet, only RS and GSR 5-speeds
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JDM translated spec. below
http://www.japanvehicles.com/newcars/mitsubishi/Evo10/Evo10.htm
You'll need an international drivers licence to drive in Japan, if you plan on taking an X for a test-drive
There haven't been any SS-T's built yet, only RS and GSR 5-speeds
GW
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JDM translated spec. below
http://www.japanvehicles.com/newcars/mitsubishi/Evo10/Evo10.htm
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I'll be staying in Adachi-ku. Tokyo
AAA is right around the corner from my home in Seattle. I'll make sure to get my license.
I'll be visiting http://www.Brashboy.net as well cause its right around the corner from Adachi. for my 2zz-ge adventure.
Graham is that you. I've purchased some parts from you for my matrix
is Ogikubo located on the Chuo line? I usually use metro instead of JR cause its chepaer plus my station where I am going to be is Kita-Senju.
I can get to Shibuya no problem not that far anyways.
AAA is right around the corner from my home in Seattle. I'll make sure to get my license.
I'll be visiting http://www.Brashboy.net as well cause its right around the corner from Adachi. for my 2zz-ge adventure.
Graham is that you. I've purchased some parts from you for my matrix
is Ogikubo located on the Chuo line? I usually use metro instead of JR cause its chepaer plus my station where I am going to be is Kita-Senju.
I can get to Shibuya no problem not that far anyways.
Last edited by kortik; Nov 9, 2007 at 12:41 AM.
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I'll be staying in Adachi-ku. Tokyo
AAA is right around the corner from my home in Seattle. I'll make sure to get my license.
I'll be visiting http://www.Brashboy.net as well cause its right around the corner from Adachi. for my 2zz-ge adventure.
Graham is that you. I've purchased some parts from you for my matrix
is Ogikubo located on the Chuo line? I usually use metro instead of JR cause its chepaer plus my station where I am going to be is Kita-Senju.
I can get to Shibuya no problem not that far anyways.
AAA is right around the corner from my home in Seattle. I'll make sure to get my license.
I'll be visiting http://www.Brashboy.net as well cause its right around the corner from Adachi. for my 2zz-ge adventure.
Graham is that you. I've purchased some parts from you for my matrix
is Ogikubo located on the Chuo line? I usually use metro instead of JR cause its chepaer plus my station where I am going to be is Kita-Senju.
I can get to Shibuya no problem not that far anyways.
OK; from Kita-Senju: get on the Yamanote ( Central circular ) line at Nippori; and head in Shinjuku direction
Change at Shinjuku onto the Chuo line and Ogikubo is 6 x stops from Shinjuku; about 40-50 minutes from Kita-Senju once you get on the train there
Take the North Exit at Ogikubo station ( KITA in Japanese, the same kanji as Kita-Senju )
Strongly suggest you phone 1st and make an appointment to visit as this time of year I am out of the office a lot
Sure; if you get the chance, come visit
Best!
Graham Ware
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Last edited by Japanparts; Nov 9, 2007 at 11:08 PM.
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