If this thing comes out anything later than end of 2008.......do you think some ppl would have lost interest due to the model being around since 2006?
By then Evo 9's will be in the mid 30k range and people will be over the FD2R. It would probably still cost too much and too soon for grey imports to trickle in too. Personal import atm.
By then Evo 9's will be in the mid 30k range and people will be over the FD2R. It would probably still cost too much and too soon for grey imports to trickle in too. Personal import atm.
The duties on private importing, if permitted, would be quite high thus rendering the FD2R unfeasible to import unless you're a die hard fan or just have too much money to burn.
^ i m not an importer LOL so not sure how much.
But the official spoon distributor "Pro Concept" which is a workshop, they are planning to bring in a FD2R to join their Pro Concept Racing team.
Right now they got a FD2R engine tho, ready to be transfer into one of the three EK4.
'03 Integra DC5 Type R
Wakefield Park: 1:13.047 w/ street tyres
Eastern Creek Int'l Raceway: 1:57.969 w/ street tyres
Power: 155Kw with Mugen N1 ECU
It's still feasible because the brand new FD2R RRP is only AU$29,000 in Japan. Even if you add in $10,000 worth of import duties and fees, it's still only $40,000.
Too bad it can't be registered for use on the road...
Are you an experienced importer? How much do you think it'll cost to bring one into Australia for racing only?
Hey bud, I can't help it but to comment on your avatar........do you realise honda under performed this year in F1? hehhehehhe jk.
hope they get back on their feet next season.
Good point about the EVO 9's being in the same price range by the time, if at all, the FD comes to play. Salivating at the day a R34 GTR is in the 30K bracket.
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