I'd like to believe that button is for ACD, but I'd have to trust Mr. Hanson over "newbies" claiming it IS ACD. Now, we could all be proven wrong, but I'm betting on Mr. Hansen's opinion on this one.

e in la

 

one of my friends got to drive the car in Thailand as well.
Said it was awsome, then he went out and drove their GrpN and GrpA cars on a rally stage and kicked their champions asses in their own cars. They were very suprised because they though that US did not have any good rally drivers.
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

-george

 

No AYC/ACD on EVO test cars in Thailand

www.dinesh-d.com/home.php

Thanks dinesh....look forward to the pics tomorrow(12/24/02)

Merry Christmas!

 

What about his feelings on that test drive? Where is that?

 

hopefully there will be a write up along with his pics tomorrow...

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=11494

 

Very nice, now i want one. Hip Hip ***** Hip Hip *****

 

very nice

 

Dude--Are you going to post "nice" for every single thread????

 

Yeah, if you don't have anything to say then just don't say anything....I am fed up with reading "great, nice, nice pics,oh baby....blah..blah...blah

 

berry berry berry NiCe......

 

I know for sure that Mitsubishi dealerships will offer the ACD and AYC as future opitions in the Evos. Why are they doing this? Well as we know... the Evo and STi have been main competitiors. Subaru is coming out with their new and improved STi over the summer this year, once that happens, to raise competition, ACD and AYC will come with the Evos. The 2004 STi is coming with DCCD. DCCD is similar to ACD where as DCCD can put more power to the rear wheels for faster accelerations. Its a little more complicated that that. But i cant wait to see the competition in the US market amongst these two cars.
You can check out the specs and read the pros and cons on both the Evo and STi @ www.modernracer.com ----> just click to the sidebar on New Car Archives. Have fun
Just don't keep your heads down, its the first release of the Evo in the US. Given some time, you will have no doubts about that car.

 

Good link. It has the 0-60 times and 1/4 mile times for both the U.S. Evo and 2004 STi among other stats, 60-0 braking, g's, etc.

 

i wouldn't rely on that link just yet...they may be describing the JDM specs...look at the displacement...

 

Uhhh they say estimated just like every other source!

 

So what? The USDM STi with 300 hp will not be faster then the JDM STi with 315 hp. They are going to be very close to each other and this gives us a very good idea as what to expect. Still a good link.