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Red @ Apr 28th 2008 6:58PM
MCR stated a few months ago the ECU and electronics were the least of their worries. I thought it was interesting to read. Turbo magazine about two issues ago.
Franz @ Apr 28th 2008 8:17PM
Yeah, plus MCR replaced the paddle shifters on their GT-R with ones that turn with the steering wheel. I wonder if they're having trouble with that interface as well. Maybe improbable, but definitely possible.
Red @ Apr 29th 2008 12:01AM
The car had issues before though. It's been noted that during hard launches, the car shudders like it doesn't quite like what you're doing to it. It feels more like the axles are going to snap in half pretty easily. That area, as well as the transmission area, doesn't feel as stout as the rest of the car.