What do you consider a flaw in your Evo?
The only flaw in my EVO is that I don't own TWO of them. My '04 RS is set up for racing, and I don't drive it on the street much. I'd love a IX MR to drive on the street, which I would leave bone stock. I'd trade my daily-driver S4 for one in a hearbeat.
- my advans are done at 13k miles.
- clunky shifter
- get an arm cramp everytime i recline the seats.
- every civic on the road tries to race me.
- should have came with 400 hp stock from the factory.
Thats it, i love my car man!
- clunky shifter
- get an arm cramp everytime i recline the seats.
- every civic on the road tries to race me.
- should have came with 400 hp stock from the factory.
Thats it, i love my car man!
Stock clutch cant take too much abuse if you up the power at all. The paint sucks ***. Everything is expensive to replace-brakes, tires, oil, etc. compared to regular cars. Other then that, this car is amazing and I honestly have tried to sit down and think of a better car for all around performance and daily driving for the money and I still cant.
Last edited by XxBLACKMAMBAxX; May 15, 2005 at 01:28 PM.
i dont care for the stock tails, everything else on the car is nice, interiorwise and exterior also mechanical. but one thing i dont like on the GSR, because i did not op for the upgraded infinity sound system is the mitsubishi radio does go up to loud. the speakers sound nice but the radio volume wont go up to high.
Do you have a cruise control in your EVO? 

Originally Posted by Warrtalon
I don't see how any of this is relevant, though. Cruise control doesn't need to control boost. My cruise control in the DSMs never caused the car to boost on simple hills unless I actually lost significant speed. It never was a problem at all, and even if I did boost a little, that certainly wasn't a problem. I know the gear ratios were different, but once again, that is an insignificant difference. GA is certainly not a place known for hills...maybe in the remote northern parts, but none in Atlanta or anywhere south of there. I also don't have any hills where I am now, so that's not important.
I don't see how cruise control could be considered annoying. If you don't like it, then don't use it, but I can't imagine how it would annoy you. I also don't see how you can say I'd never use it, when I've already told you I used it all the time on my Talons. Frankly, I don't see how people DON'T use it EVERY time they drive. I don't know any other way to keep my speed rock-solid steady without constantly looking down at the speedo. With CC, you don't ever have to look down, it keeps you from accidentally getting a heavy foot, and it is very comfortable for long highway drives. Some people don't see any use in it, but I would use it constantly (like I used to).
I don't see how cruise control could be considered annoying. If you don't like it, then don't use it, but I can't imagine how it would annoy you. I also don't see how you can say I'd never use it, when I've already told you I used it all the time on my Talons. Frankly, I don't see how people DON'T use it EVERY time they drive. I don't know any other way to keep my speed rock-solid steady without constantly looking down at the speedo. With CC, you don't ever have to look down, it keeps you from accidentally getting a heavy foot, and it is very comfortable for long highway drives. Some people don't see any use in it, but I would use it constantly (like I used to).
Originally Posted by plokivos
Do you have a cruise control in your EVO? 

CC is really a usless option in my mind, if you did a survay I would bet 90% of the people dont even use it. I've had it on my other cars and used it maybe once in 5 years, but I'm from Jerzy so there is realy need for CC in my area.
Originally Posted by Evo11V
CC is really a usless option in my mind, if you did a survay I would bet 90% of the people dont even use it. I've had it on my other cars and used it maybe once in 5 years, but I'm from Jerzy so there is realy need for CC in my area.
NJ may make it useless, but I've spent the majority of my driving years in the DC and Atlanta Metro areas, if that means anything.







