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    Evo RWD build

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    welding madness

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    wow watching that drift would be SIIIICK!!!
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    That is bad ass work.

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    Well boys and girls, that is how you would convert a Galant to RWD too.

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    isnt FWD better tho? i mean for DD purposes?

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    WTF is DD??

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    daily driver/driven

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    That dont look like it's going to be a DD.

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    no im asking if FWD is better for DD compared to RWD, like with weather conditions and stuff

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    Depends who you ask. In bad weather, like snow AWD is better.

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    RWD is better! When you have RWD, you cant wait til it rains, cuz that means non-stop Donuts on every corner! LMAO! I used to have lots of fun with my old RWD 240SX. But yes FWD is safer, but who wants safer? LOL!
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    FWD=Boring

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    Hmm maybe that should be my next project :)
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    when you say it, i believe it

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    Quote Originally Posted by mazarin View Post
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    From reading it really fast did they really just rotate the motor and use the AWD transmision or did I miss where they said what tranny they used.

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