evo x
Evo's are awesome, EVO X will be no different, if they can keep the weight down the performance will not suffer and it offers way more than previous generations. the new 4B11 should be a great engine and for the first time ever we get the yaw control. Can't weight to see what this thing can do.
you should be beatin, if you were a real car enthusiast and knew anything about car's you wouldnt make this statement.
you should be beatin, if you were a real car enthusiast and knew anything about car's you wouldnt make this statement.
Evo's are awesome, EVO X will be no different, if they can keep the weight down the performance will not suffer and it offers way more than previous generations. the new 4B11 should be a great engine and for the first time ever we get the yaw control. Can't weight to see what this thing can do.
The 4B11 will be a great engine. Its simply a 4G63 with an all aluminum block. The only real difference will be scene in this new head design they are using.
Turbo DSM's have always had a 4G63 engine in them. Second Generation Mitsu Eclipse Non Turbos came with a 420A (Chrysler engine). Non turbo first gens were 4g63s or 4g61(i believe thats the 1.8L. I could be wrong as it might be 4g60)
if i ever traded the SS in...it would be for one of those or a Challenger. they're both amazing machines. The front is almost reminiscent of the R34 Skyline..mostly in the headlights. It's sweet and that's saying a lot because i hate red.
The US Evo's have always had SAYC (Super Active yaw control) however the new EVO X will be released with what Mitsu is calling SAWC (super all wheel control). It will be incharge of controlling the front rear and center differentials including amount of lockup and torque split between wheels. It also controls braking system and includes the EVO IX SAYC functions.
Can yu show me where it says US evos have yaw control. Cuz I thought it was for the jap and Euro models only.
"U.S.-bound Evos won't get AYC (Active Yaw Control), which has been on Lancer Evolution models in Japan, but we do get ACD (Active Center Differential) that adjusts the torque split between the front and rear tires, depending on grip and driving style."
http://www.roadandtrack.com/article....&page_number=2
I really hope the hood inspires enough people to get a similarly designed one for the Cobalt since we have the exhaust in the rear and the need to get rid of the heat from the HE in the front of the engine bay.
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