My Mivec Wagon
Originally Posted by sP33Dy
Milage... not sure........ but i drove 460kms on a tank with 75% freeway, the rest 'spirited driving' , and it took 41L to fill it again (the tank is 50L according to manual). Dunno what that is in US terms of 'milage' .
41 L = 10.8 ga
mpg = 26.4
Prob about normal considering you are still breaking in the car.
nice welcome. The only thing i hate bout the wagon is the rear, i jus dont like the tailights and shaping. Also get better rims or wheels asap, i thought u would get the stock ralliart wheels but it looks like u got the es or ls wheels ( those are imho ugly)
Originally Posted by Ryan_VRX06
How is the handling?
Did you test drive a normal Lancer as well? If so can you give a comparison?
Did you test drive a normal Lancer as well? If so can you give a comparison?
Needless to say, it suffers from a fair chunk of bodyroll due to the 4wd stock height. Im not sure if you are aware, but the VRX's with their sports shocks/springs are 30mm lower than standard lancers. A strut brace may help cornering (a Cusco one on my last car did wonders) .. and a thicker rear sway bar wouldn't hurt, but that can come at a later date when im bored with what i have
The wagon is 4wd?
Quite aware its already lower
- and with a strut brace in the front.
I know RRM has strut bars and a tie bar for it too, not sure what they can do for the rear of the wagon though.
Quite aware its already lower
- and with a strut brace in the front.I know RRM has strut bars and a tie bar for it too, not sure what they can do for the rear of the wagon though.
Im 99% sure the chasis undernear is identical to the Sedan ... overall, the body is only 5cm longer than the sedan. NO, they are not 4wd (thats what they have the Outlander for!) ... its FWD.. Its exactly the same as a ES Lancer Sedan from the B pillar forward. The wagon also gets MAP LIGHTS standard up front, and over the rear doors inside
I couldnt justify getting an extra 8k loan on a VRX for something which is essentially the same car/powerplant / brake sizes, etc. Plus, theres always better than OEM available aftermarket in the way of wheels / suspension
! Boykits arent really my thing .
I couldnt justify getting an extra 8k loan on a VRX for something which is essentially the same car/powerplant / brake sizes, etc. Plus, theres always better than OEM available aftermarket in the way of wheels / suspension
! Boykits arent really my thing .
Originally Posted by ozlancerblack
so there is a VRX lancer that is all whell drive ?
We do have the Outlander which is an AWD, with the same 4g69 under the bonnet. The Outlander does come in a VRX Trim.
Its not hard to do the research. ... www.mitsubishi-motors.com.au
BUMP for those who havent seen it yet.
An updated pic .... nothing much has changed externally .... YET. Ive got a 2nd hand grill im gonna either paint all black (so there's no chrome) , or cut it up and mesh it like i know a few members on this forum have done. Internally, ive done a bit for car stereo stuff, that's all for now.
In 2 weeks, im heading to the drag strip to see what i can pull down the 1/4 mile, will post results afterwards.
Im guessing i should be able to do a 16.2 or something since i know stock RA's / VRX sedans do it in about 16sec flat? The wagons carry around 100kgs more weight than the sedans!
An updated pic .... nothing much has changed externally .... YET. Ive got a 2nd hand grill im gonna either paint all black (so there's no chrome) , or cut it up and mesh it like i know a few members on this forum have done. Internally, ive done a bit for car stereo stuff, that's all for now.
In 2 weeks, im heading to the drag strip to see what i can pull down the 1/4 mile, will post results afterwards.
Im guessing i should be able to do a 16.2 or something since i know stock RA's / VRX sedans do it in about 16sec flat? The wagons carry around 100kgs more weight than the sedans!
Last edited by sP33Dy; Nov 26, 2006 at 04:57 PM.







