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rst95eclipse · 11-15-2006

It's just me, but I wouldn't go with a "hack" style system to increase the amount of fuel your motor will see. I'm definately a supporter of DSMLink, whether it's a 9 second beast or daily driver with an upgraded turbo. If you plan on it just to be a fun car, an Evo 16g or possibly even a 50 trim would be great. But if you look into the numbers, you might as well just spend a few hundred more and get a 60 trim or a GT-30R. But of course you'll need supporting mods, so it's all based upon your goals and plans for the car.

11-15-2006	#3
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