True horse power of the Evo
Originally Posted by BBYBruno
Japanese-spec cars were limited by a gentleman's agreement to advertise no more than 280 PS (276 hp).
So this might be true for the U.S also.
The Evo IX actually has a real output of about 320 PS (315 hp).
So this might be true for the U.S also.
The Evo IX actually has a real output of about 320 PS (315 hp).
i beleive their is some sort of standard in america, suposedly to my knowledge the government will not let a japanese car make horrendous power from a factory, but a american car pushing 500 plus is alright??
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would it be better to have an overated car that might carry higher insurance as a result.. I cant imagine insuring a 330hp red car with a giant wing on it thats primarily built for racing.
Originally Posted by donmeca2020
i beleive their is some sort of standard in america, suposedly to my knowledge the government will not let a japanese car make horrendous power from a factory, but a american car pushing 500 plus is alright?? 

Originally Posted by BBYBruno
Japanese-spec cars were limited by a gentleman's agreement to advertise no more than 280 PS (276 hp).
So this might be true for the U.S also.
The Evo IX actually has a real output of about 320 PS (315 hp).
So this might be true for the U.S also.
The Evo IX actually has a real output of about 320 PS (315 hp).
yeah mostly its for insurance, one way to find out is if any guys with BR- series evos are paying extra if they submit that they have a BR350 (or whatever) to their insurance company
Originally Posted by enjoku
Any of you guys dyno your Evo (Stock)?


