Re: Evo 8 GSR in great condition
[Re: Guillaume Berton]
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July 14, 2013 03:25 pm UTC
July 14, 2013 03:25 pm UTC
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 4,398 Ajax, ON
Reza Mirza
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Ajax, ON
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Man I think the interior in my Ralliart is 100x's better than a handful of brand new 2013 cars out there including a lame Hyundai Genesis which looks like a mom and pops interior to me. Choosing a car based on interior is simply gay, but hey if thats all your looking for in a car then thats just you I love the Recaro interior of the Exo X's and Ralliart and the 4b11T motor is simply amazing. This motor can handle over 700WHP in stock form without even changing the headgasket unlike the 4g63 so I'm not sure if people are hating on the interior are are simply clueless, lol. It's true the ones complaing are the ones who don't own the car. I'd take it 1000 x's over a retarded 1g or 2g DSM interior anyday. Not to mention other cars handle like complete sh!t compared to an AWD with 3 LSD's, but of course you wouldn't know that unless you drove one. If your just comparing two cars by reviewing internet pictures and reviews then to you. Oh and I do have a 710 Rockford Fosgate system, with Bluetooth and USB port. I haven't even used the USB port once in the 1 year that I have owned it
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Re: Evo 8 GSR in great condition
[Re: Guillaume Berton]
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July 14, 2013 04:56 pm UTC
July 14, 2013 04:56 pm UTC
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 4,398 Ajax, ON
Reza Mirza
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No offence but I've been driving DSM's for over a decade and none have felt like my Ralliart. You call a primitive DSM with one lsd in the back a race car feel ? Heck most 2g's had open diff's all around and you call that a race car feel ? I have a cusco 70/30 center diff in my 650 WHP 1g DSM with a completely built race trans and it still does not feel anywhere close to the way my Ralliart handles. Loud, fast, obnoxious, bumpy and handles well, of course yes(if that is your definition of race car). Better than an Evo X or Ralliart, sorry NO. You definately don't have the experience with both cars if you still think a DSM is better than an EVO X, That's why I keep both my DSM and Ralliart. Ralliart is the daily driver and the DSM is the street beast. I'd still take an EVO X or Ralliart over any brand new 0 km DSM you can present to me anyday. I am not even sure how you compare the two cars. Put 400WHP in a DSM or EVO on a circuit and the EVO will kill the DSM all day long Stock for stock comparison and a DSM will probably go flying off the track on the first turn from all the understeer. No wonder these cars never really stood out like the EVO in WRC
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Re: Evo 8 GSR in great condition
[Re: Mike Petro]
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July 14, 2013 05:25 pm UTC
July 14, 2013 05:25 pm UTC
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Posts: 4,398 Ajax, ON
Reza Mirza
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$500 for cobb access port and $500 for a free tune that floating around on the internet. Man you really need to do a little more research. You just need a cable that is around $100 and the software and tune is free on the internet. If you don't know how to tune, then I can see why you need to pay money for a tune and cobb access port. Every car is tuned conservative from the factory. Our DSM's came with like 9.5 AFR's on the factory tune with little 14b's running 12 psi, you call that aggressive ? I could squeeze 50HP out of a stock DSM with no issues too. IMO it is very impressive that I can get another 50WHP and 60 ft lbs of torque on my Ralliart from just a free tune floating on the internet, and changing absolutly nothing else. Brilliant Mitsu techs at it again, making it soo much easier for tuners to simply pull out more power from a tune. So yea, why was the evo X so bad again ? If it's price we are comaring then sure, buy a DSM if you can't afford a $40k new car . It's similar to me saying I'd take my 1g DSM over a brand new ZR1 corvette because my DSM is still faster. Fast indeed it is, but I'd still take the ZR1 corvette anyday
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Re: Evo 8 GSR in great condition
[Re: Guillaume Berton]
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July 14, 2013 05:36 pm UTC
July 14, 2013 05:36 pm UTC
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 10,749 Belleville, Ontario
Ryan Laliberte
No-Lift-To-Shift.... Stock. :)
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No-Lift-To-Shift.... Stock. :)
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We tune Subarus and Mitsubishi at our shop all the time with our Tratrix Cable, RomRaider and OpenSource V2. The theory is the same as ECMLink, but there's so much more you can change. I've looked at factory maps from the new EVOX, and there's lots of room to grow. Boost response time, AFRs and Timing can make the car a lot more spirited to drive. How do you think the ECU in the EVO/STI changes its maps based on the drive style selection (Sport/Sport # etc). Jay, I drive a WRX all the time and it handles better stock than my DSM ever has. You'd have to take it around the track to notice the difference. I'll be jumping ship from the DSM Platform here in a few months and into the Evo market. An Evo 8 with ECMLink... Oh pick me. I want something fun and quick to drive in town as well as something that can turn hard in the corners.
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Re: Evo 8 GSR in great condition
[Re: Guillaume Berton]
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July 14, 2013 07:10 pm UTC
July 14, 2013 07:10 pm UTC
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Guillaume Berton
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I think I get what Jay is saying though, might not be the race feel at all, but it's more of a suited car. Kind of like a suit that is fitted custom to you and one you just buy off the rack. The X just doesn't have that personal feel, even modded. My buddy has a New GSR he got a couple weeks back. I just don't feel that personal touch (for that matter, I'd rather sit in an old mini than the new "american" rendition of it). DSM just have that soft spot that just works. Not saying they are the best handling/power or whatever (since any car can be modded with money) but it's just one of those cars I doubt any new car will ever come close to in the sense of it's uniqueness. I'd grab that Evo 8 I posted any day of the week if I had the cash..would that mean I'd sell my DSMs or that it would replace them full-out? Heck no! Personally, I've always toyed with the idea that if I ever got kids I'd get an Evo because it has room for kids and it's fun. It's more practical, less crazy...I like crazy Also Ryan, seeing as you tune with ecuflash, I may see you when the 2g is back on the road for a true tune (or 1g when I do the 1g to 2g ecu conversion). Mine is good but I doubt it would be as good as some of the maps you've been working with.
"Looked at it, declared war and went to find my throwing wrenches."
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Re: Evo 8 GSR in great condition
[Re: Guillaume Berton]
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July 14, 2013 09:28 pm UTC
July 14, 2013 09:28 pm UTC
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 94 Toronto
Wojciech Figurniak
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Toronto
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I wouldn't say there are soo many evo x's out there. I have only seen 3 other ones on the road in last year and 2 sti's alone today. I either get a dirty look of jealousy and fear or a thumbs up from subaru owners - both are welcome The 5 speed in the Evo X is bullet proof! Just change the clutch and you can hold big power all day long. SST needs a cooling kit and clutch packs changed if you want to go above 450hp. To be honest I've been looking for a 1g to wrench on and almost bought one for $700 but it was fwd and auto. So hard to find a 1g 5spd awd that is not a huge pile of sh!t at this point and that is the real issue. As far as refinement and high performance tech, mitsu clearly has the evo as it's flagship, take one for a spin you will see why.
2012 EVO X GSR with handling pack - stock
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