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TAS 08: HKS Booth

Tags: HKS, TAS, TOKYO AUTO SALON, NISSAN, GT-R, SUBARU, WRX, STI, MITSUBISHI, LANCER, EVO, EVOLUTION
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TAS 08: HKS Booth
HKS celebrates its 35th anniversary at the 08 TAS by presenting 3 high performance machines, all are AWD and were put on sale less than 6 months ago.

The Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X is one of them, the beast has been fitted with a lot of engine performance parts as the engine bay shots show...the exterior was kept pretty clean and that is the case on all 3 cars, HKS clearly focused on the motors and performances, unfortunately, no detailled specifications are there to back up this matter of fact with numbers.
The Subaru Impreza WRX STi is presented too in the very same way, this "BB Tune Concept" saw most of its modifications happen in the motor, the interior was slighty modified and now features Bride bucket seats.
King of the booth (king of the salon? king of the japanese automotive industry?) the Nissan R35 GT-R is visible in 2 versions.

Posted on 12/01/08 By F.B

 
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Posted on Sun Jan 13, 07:19 by nihauh, artist, Sydney, Australia
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It's starting to happen, aftermarket-shops are going to be booming again with the release of three of Japan's most famous monsters, the mighty Nissan Godzilla GTR-35, Subaru's STI's version of the WRX and the Mitsubishi EVO X.
Some of these Modders/Tuners will definitely go bonkers over their workmanship while others will be as subtle as the production versions.
With the GTR-35, I think it'll be hard to overdo from the base model as it's already very well designed and made by the guys at Nissan. Probably a few minor bodywork and internal detailing.
The STI and EVO are different animals altogether, especially with the Subaru, it will be a good testbed to wildly go with the body add-ons and the mech stuff, same with the EVO but not as much.


 
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Posted on Sun Jan 13, 03:50 by Monkey
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The R35 GT-R being tiwn turboed, I believe we'll see the Tsukuba lap record go down in the near future...or maybe the Evo X will beat the Evo 9 (by HKS).


 
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Posted on Tue Jan 15, 08:54 by MikeBowers, Car Sales, UK (usually)
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I agree with previous commenter. I personally favour confident sutlety. Japan is interesting in that it has a history of refined zen like design, and yet also the source of the the most gaudy over-the-top car mods of any country.


 
 
 
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