What is the wt distribution? Says 52/48 and 60/40?
What is the wt distribution? Says 52/48 and 60/40?
If you go to
http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMSA/jsp/evo/exterior.jsp
Click on door with balance performance stated wt distrubution to be 52/48 and on the spec it stated 60/40?
Which is correct? Please verify.
http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMSA/jsp/evo/exterior.jsp
Click on door with balance performance stated wt distrubution to be 52/48 and on the spec it stated 60/40?
Which is correct? Please verify.
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Re: What is the wt distribution? Says 52/48 and 60/40?
Originally posted by gtr
If you go to
http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMSA/jsp/evo/exterior.jsp
Click on door with balance performance stated wt distrubution to be 52/48 and on the spec it stated 60/40?
Which is correct? Please verify.
If you go to
http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMSA/jsp/evo/exterior.jsp
Click on door with balance performance stated wt distrubution to be 52/48 and on the spec it stated 60/40?
Which is correct? Please verify.
As for brake size in japan they verify size by what rim will fit. I'm prety sure 14" is correct for the front.
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It's going to be one awesome car. Now i'm just curious if we get acd through ralli arts
I can't wait
It's going to be one awesome car. Now i'm just curious if we get acd through ralli arts
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FACT: the correct weight distribution is 60/40... 53/48 is an error. FACT: The front brake rotors are 12.65 inches and 11.8 inches in the rear. I know this because I am the Product Manager for Lancer Evolution for MMNA.
So your telling me it's another typo? Hard to believe since they even did the conversion correctly. I've found these typos just looking at it rapidly and i doubt is that incompetent in their work 
Sorry,i'll just wait to see if the specs are correct.
is that incompetent in their work Sorry,i'll just wait to see if the specs are correct.
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Originally posted by themothership
FACT: The front brake rotors are 12.65 inches and 11.8 inches in the rear.
I know this because I am the Product Manager for Lancer Evolution for MMNA.
FACT: The front brake rotors are 12.65 inches and 11.8 inches in the rear. I know this because I am the Product Manager for Lancer Evolution for MMNA.
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Choose to believe what you want.. But I've been watching this forum now for over 2 years and am very impress with the amount of information you have been able to collect.. This website alone almost shut down a photo shoot schedule in Las Vegas... Congratulations.. I'll try to make it much harder next time with EVO9.
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Wow our site actually almost shut down a photo-shoot in Vegas
Damn never thought it would happen...C'mon don't threathen us...
Even though we'll still get the information for the Evo 9 somehow as we always do
Damn never thought it would happen...C'mon don't threathen us... Even though we'll still get the information for the Evo 9 somehow as we always do
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EEEeeehhhh....thu ***** ship 
Right on if you are who you say...thanks for finally joining us.
How about a simple part number...say a part number for the tail-lamp assembly?...just to show that you are who you say. We'll be able to verify that without too much difficulty. Just a show of good faith, my man, so we knows--ya know.
Right on if you are who you say...thanks for finally joining us.
How about a simple part number...say a part number for the tail-lamp assembly?...just to show that you are who you say. We'll be able to verify that without too much difficulty. Just a show of good faith, my man, so we knows--ya know.
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Originally posted by themothership
Choose to believe what you want.. But I've been watching this forum now for over 2 years and am very impress with the amount of information you have been able to collect.. This website alone almost shut down a photo shoot schedule in Las Vegas... Congratulations.. I'll try to make it much harder next time with EVO9.
Choose to believe what you want.. But I've been watching this forum now for over 2 years and am very impress with the amount of information you have been able to collect.. This website alone almost shut down a photo shoot schedule in Las Vegas... Congratulations.. I'll try to make it much harder next time with EVO9.
BTW, you won't have to try and hide info on the Evo 9 from us when the time comes, as we already know what it's going to be like. It's going to be based on the feedback of your loyal customers, us, or at least that's how it should be if you're a good manager and want to keep your job.
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LOL. I suppose the Evo 9 is already in the making. Have you seen how fast these Evos come out? 
Good to see the product manager for the Evo on here. Would you like to tell us your name so we can check that you are who you say you are? Although, I have to say: the info you provide would make me believe you are indeed who you say you are...
Why are you trying to hide all the info from us? What would have been the problem with that photo session? I think we contribute to the Evo "hype" and that's good for you!
Good to see the product manager for the Evo on here. Would you like to tell us your name so we can check that you are who you say you are? Although, I have to say: the info you provide would make me believe you are indeed who you say you are...
Why are you trying to hide all the info from us? What would have been the problem with that photo session? I think we contribute to the Evo "hype" and that's good for you!
