Supercharged kit
07-31-20 | 01:53 PM
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Supercharged kit
Hello guys I was wondering the supercharged hit from rr racing it says it’s for the RCF. GSF I was looking into seeing if it’s possible to put the supercharged kit on a LC500 considering it has the same engine and the RCF and the GSF if anyone can plz help me I haven’t seen anything for the LC 500 and I’m stuck between getting a LC500 or getting a GTR R35 both are used but it’s like I like the speed of the GTR but I like the V8 from the LC500 I like to drift and do burnout and I was told that the GTR can drift since it’s awd what do you guys think
07-31-20 | 06:48 PM
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I'm going to take a guess that no, the RR Racing supercharger will not work on an LC500. Ask RR to be sure. More importantly, I think the GTR and LC500 are very different vehicles. If you are prioritizing speed and power, the GTR will win. If you're prioritizing burnouts and drifting, maybe a mustang?
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07-31-20 | 06:56 PM
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If you want supercharger and really want this V8 engine then you might have to go with RCF (which is not a bad thing since you save about 350 lbs and a smaller size compared to the LC500). I realize the exterior styling and more luxury might be a selling point, but RR racing has not made one yet. Engine is the same, but the packaging in the engine bay is very different. You might have to go with the GTR otherwise.
08-01-20 | 01:48 PM
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Dude, these cars are as different as comparing a Honda civic with a 7 series.
You really must test drive and spend some time with them.
Me personally, I really tried to like the GTR because it was a dream car since childhood. That's a car you get in your 20s, except no one can afford it then. What a shame.
I also considered upgrading to LC after my RC lease expired, but the only thing I really liked about over the RCF was the exterior and exhaust note.
Anyway, my only real point is that they are just completely different cars.
You really must test drive and spend some time with them.
Me personally, I really tried to like the GTR because it was a dream car since childhood. That's a car you get in your 20s, except no one can afford it then. What a shame.
I also considered upgrading to LC after my RC lease expired, but the only thing I really liked about over the RCF was the exterior and exhaust note.
Anyway, my only real point is that they are just completely different cars.
08-02-20 | 11:16 AM
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Dude, these cars are as different as comparing a Honda civic with a 7 series.
You really must test drive and spend some time with them.
Me personally, I really tried to like the GTR because it was a dream car since childhood. That's a car you get in your 20s, except no one can afford it then. What a shame.
I also considered upgrading to LC after my RC lease expired, but the only thing I really liked about over the RCF was the exterior and exhaust note.
Anyway, my only real point is that they are just completely different cars.
You really must test drive and spend some time with them.
Me personally, I really tried to like the GTR because it was a dream car since childhood. That's a car you get in your 20s, except no one can afford it then. What a shame.
I also considered upgrading to LC after my RC lease expired, but the only thing I really liked about over the RCF was the exterior and exhaust note.
Anyway, my only real point is that they are just completely different cars.
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