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Best handling jap cars?


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What jap cars are the best at handling for about a 5K budget or maybe more depends of car. I want to get a nice handling quite powerful around 300bhp car, preferbly 4WD. And it has to look half decent as well.

I just wish i could turn a corner with my supra and not worry about the back sliding out

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Yeah i got that same problem i was looking at the subarus as you get more for your money at that budjet. As with evos normally high milleage and the old evos don't look that good either.

Any opinions on a Mitsubishi GTO?

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GT4's did come across my mind then i learn it takes 8 hours to change a clutch on them. How much labour cost is that gona be! i profer a GT4's looks to evo or subaru. 3 door is what am after. and in a year or 2 will come back to supra 6 speed RZ-s

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Yeah i done a bit of research on them, they say you need to change strut bars front rear. control arms. and a lot of handling parts as they go wrong over age. Too me it sounds like a car thats going to cost me a lot of money. I was interested in a GTO but am put of by its weight. Can it actually handle?

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Yeah i got that same problem i was looking at the subarus as you get more for your money at that budjet. As with evos normally high milleage and the old evos don't look that good either.

Any opinions on a Mitsubishi GTO?

 

Have a friend that had a gto, it landed around a pole. He said it was very tail happy for 4wd.

 

My girlfriend drives a evo 7 everyday, that'll go around any bend but you will be very lucky if you see 200 miles for a tank of petrol.

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R32 GTR you won't regret it :)

 

Am not sure about a R32 but R33 GTR much better looking. But i have a massive soft spot for the R34 i can't afford the GTR but maybe the GTT? but obviously it aint going to handle like a 4WD

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Cant remember what does its mean but you are able to set up your differential as you like. FWD, RWD, 50%/50%. Drive as you want ;]

 

Now that would be fun and keep me busy for a while

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I would have also suggested the EK9 Type R or a DC2, the Integra's are one of thee if not the best FWD cars. Though if your after much more power then I'd be looking at getting a Subaru/Evo. Though the EK or even the FN Type R's are cheaper to run/maintain than the Subaru/Evo's.

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