I'm looking to purchase a functional Ralliart part for my MR Evo. I'm thinking about the pedal kit (gas, brake, clutch) but looking for any suggestions. I believe the pedal kit is approximately $80 but willing to spend up to $300 for a different Ralliart part.

Please make only Ralliart part suggestions

PS - So far, I have purchased the all weather floor mats, trunk net, Evo scuff plates and an Evo key fob (all Mitsubishi factory parts).

see my sig for my ralliart parts... I love them all. I also plan on purchasing the radiator hoses

Do you have any pictures of your Ralliart parts?

I'll post the pics tomorrow, check you're pm now though

heres my ralliart intercooler....

^That was the one you painted, correct?

Anyways, a Ralliart hood vent, and a Ralliart spark plug cover would be nice.

Yeah, I saw a picture of a Ralliart carbon fibre spark plug cover on a Euro MR, in a Spanish car enthusiast mag. Or do USDM MR's all have Ralliart C.F. spark plug covers too?

No they don't. They have the same spark plug cover as any other IX or VIII would.

May I ask why you're so hooked on RallyArt? No sarcasm here, just curious

There are so many different odds and ends you can pick up. I have purchased a few here lately for some reason. Mostly small stuff. You can get the titanium pedal set, radiator coooling panel, CF center console, CF e-brake handle, hood vent, 1.3 bar rad cap, ic pipes, drop in filter, CF front lip, gauge cluster, oil cap, gas cap, etc... What ever makes you happy. Good luck with whatever you decide.

i love all the Rallyart , but tooo much $$$$$$$ ....

You could do the radiator shroud/guide.

I'm looking to personalize my Evo with functional parts. I restore old musclecars and have learned how much rare factory parts can cost. Any Ralliart parts in the future will comand a pretty penny

Ralliart is expensive,
their Titanium catback exhaust cost $ 3k

You know that's a good point. In 5-10 years the aftermarket will move on and Evo parts, especially Factory bits, may be difficult or impossible to find. Buying some good parts now will be a great investment if you're planning on keeping your car for the long term (which I'm not).