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EVO vs GTR shenanigans along MCE

EVO vs GTR shenanigans along MCE

jameskarlchan

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TL;DR - An EVO and a GTR duke it out along the MCE to see which is the faster car.

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Is there any doubt which would win in a race?

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Let’s find out in this 13-second video that we found on Beh Chia Lor's Facebook page.

Spoiler alert

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If your money was on the GTR. You’re absolutely right!

What about speed cameras?

These two drivers are pretty ballsy to race along the MCE, where numerous speed cameras lie in wait to catch speedsters.

For those who are not familiar with the speed limit on the MCE – it’s 80km/hr.

These two cars are definitely going way past 80km/hr.

Online chatter

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Err. Okay can.

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RIP.

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LOL.

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WOW. I didn’t even notice that till I read this comment. Super observant.




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Soon,Gov't will win both,Cars will be belong to the State...

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They're such good citizens. Want to donate their cars to the gahmen and their ka chengs to the prison system. 

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Kudos to the Evo who tried! Though the result was kinda expected.

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