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Originally Posted by SS_Firehawk Did you guys see how long GM stuck to it's 3800 series motors? Honda is still using it's SOHC. Where? The R's are completely different than
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![]() @Firehawk, wasn't bashing their performance in non sports cars. I do hope Nissan focuses on the other important things as well. Such as transmission, braking, and steering feel. I really feel like they'll make the jump to dual clutches.
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