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martyjer wrote:'97 with 144,000 up now, when I brought her in from the motherland 2 and a half years ago she had 65,000 up, so I've more than doubled it in a short space of time.
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nicholas wrote:121,xxx kms.

That still works out at about 10,000 km/s a year (97 model).

I reckon the myth that Japs don't drive their cars is crap, seriously doubt that a lot of the k's showing on ppls clocks are genuine!

yeah i agree, i often see a couple of 94's95's for less than 50,000km, i would seriously doubt they are all geniune, my 97 GPX just clicked over 90,000km last weekend, still running incredibly smooth, 8)
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nicholas wrote:
martyjer wrote:'97 with 144,000 up now, when I brought her in from the motherland 2 and a half years ago she had 65,000 up, so I've more than doubled it in a short space of time.
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that's a lot of driving mate!
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95 GPX.
67,000km when I bought it 6 years ago.
157,000km now, still going strong :thumleft:

So around 15,000km to 20,000km a year 8O
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nicholas wrote:121,xxx kms.

That still works out at about 10,000 km/s a year (97 model).

I reckon the myth that Japs don't drive their cars is crap, seriously doubt that a lot of the k's showing on ppls clocks are genuine!
I've been to Japan and I will honestly believe that they don't drive their cars much. When I was there I barely saw ANY sports car at all.

The reason for them not driving too much would be the out of this world transport system. Their subway is amazing, anywhere in the city you want to get to, there's a Subway entrance every 2 minutes, it will take you anywhere you want at a very reasonable price. Very well set up.
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95 & done 172k
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'95 with almost 140
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95 GR shell has done ~88k, engine sitting at around 35k
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mine hit 67000km before it went to the mechanic. Bought it at 49000km. 97 model.

When I get it back it will be 157000km LOL!
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Mines a 99 model and im sitting on 82K
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    95 model on 126
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    1998 92k, It really doesn't get driven as much as I would like :roll:
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    95 model, just ticked over 104 000 k's
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    sublime19 wrote:
    nicholas wrote:121,xxx kms.

    That still works out at about 10,000 km/s a year (97 model).

    I reckon the myth that Japs don't drive their cars is crap, seriously doubt that a lot of the k's showing on ppls clocks are genuine!
    I've been to Japan and I will honestly believe that they don't drive their cars much. When I was there I barely saw ANY sports car at all.

    The reason for them not driving too much would be the out of this world transport system. Their subway is amazing, anywhere in the city you want to get to, there's a Subway entrance every 2 minutes, it will take you anywhere you want at a very reasonable price. Very well set up.
    i said basically the same thing on the previous page :D
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    Post by Eltnot »

    Currently 48,000
    Had 40,000 when I bought it (straight from Japan) and suspect it to be genuine (car still only had a tape player and the interior is VERY tidy).
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    koolio1234 wrote:
    sublime19 wrote:
    nicholas wrote:121,xxx kms.

    That still works out at about 10,000 km/s a year (97 model).

    I reckon the myth that Japs don't drive their cars is crap, seriously doubt that a lot of the k's showing on ppls clocks are genuine!
    I've been to Japan and I will honestly believe that they don't drive their cars much. When I was there I barely saw ANY sports car at all.

    The reason for them not driving too much would be the out of this world transport system. Their subway is amazing, anywhere in the city you want to get to, there's a Subway entrance every 2 minutes, it will take you anywhere you want at a very reasonable price. Very well set up.
    i said basically the same thing on the previous page :D
    Yeah you both make a good point, and I'm not saying ALL cars aren't genuine. I just remain a little sceptical, that's all.
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    nicholas wrote:
    koolio1234 wrote:
    sublime19 wrote:
    nicholas wrote:121,xxx kms.

    That still works out at about 10,000 km/s a year (97 model).

    I reckon the myth that Japs don't drive their cars is crap, seriously doubt that a lot of the k's showing on ppls clocks are genuine!
    I've been to Japan and I will honestly believe that they don't drive their cars much. When I was there I barely saw ANY sports car at all.

    The reason for them not driving too much would be the out of this world transport system. Their subway is amazing, anywhere in the city you want to get to, there's a Subway entrance every 2 minutes, it will take you anywhere you want at a very reasonable price. Very well set up.
    i said basically the same thing on the previous page :D
    Yeah you both make a good point, and I'm not saying ALL cars aren't genuine. I just remain a little sceptical, that's all.
    Yeah, I used to know a bloke called "Achmed".... and we used to give him all manner of speedo clutsers. When they came back, they all had lost certain amounts of kms. We paid him in cash :lol:
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    sh*t, I am over 120k's ...

    Question on speedo winding ... On the GSR, I have had to buy a new speedo ... I want the K's to match, as the donor speedo has double the K's .. Who can wind it back ... :?:
    I just had to add it ......
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    rock_it wrote:sh*t, I am over 120k's ...

    Question on speedo winding ... On the GSR, I have had to buy a new speedo ... I want the K's to match, as the donor speedo has double the K's .. Who can wind it back ... :?:
    Heres your answer:
    Bennoz wrote:Yeah, I used to know a bloke called "Achmed".... and we used to give him all manner of speedo clutsers. When they came back, they all had lost certain amounts of kms. We paid him in cash :lol:
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    koolio1234 wrote:
    rock_it wrote:sh*t, I am over 120k's ...

    Question on speedo winding ... On the GSR, I have had to buy a new speedo ... I want the K's to match, as the donor speedo has double the K's .. Who can wind it back ... :?:
    Heres your answer:
    Bennoz wrote:Yeah, I used to know a bloke called "Achmed".... and we used to give him all manner of speedo clutsers. When they came back, they all had lost certain amounts of kms. We paid him in cash :lol:
    :lol:
    Yeah, but use to know... not still know :)
    I just had to add it ......
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