I think it is time to move on from the evo
#1
I think it is time to move on from the evo
Pretty sure there will be a part out coming. I have had so much fun in this car but just cannot do it anymore. My car has been a trooper and never let me down. But I think I am getting to old or just scared that I will do something stupid in the car. I will wait until the new year just to make 100% sure.
I don't have plans for any other car, but when I do get one it will stay bone *** stock.
I don't have plans for any other car, but when I do get one it will stay bone *** stock.
#5
Evolving Member
I am going through that phase as well. Owned an eagle talon back in Montreal for 4 years, and the evo for 6 years. Every time I try to consider another option, such as a GTR or anything else, I am reminded that it will probably cost me 3x as much as it did, if not more, to build my evo.
Then I take a ride in her and remember how awesome she is.
Then I take a ride in her and remember how awesome she is.
#7
EvoM Community Team Leader
Try and think about what car you might replace it with, then go rent one for a week. Then at the end of that week drive your evo and see how it feels.
For me it has gotten pretty normal driving an evo. Then I drive something else for a while and when I get back in my evo the fire is reignited. Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder.
For me it has gotten pretty normal driving an evo. Then I drive something else for a while and when I get back in my evo the fire is reignited. Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder.
Last edited by Biggiesacks; Nov 22, 2016 at 11:25 AM.
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#10
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Try and think about what car you might replace it with, then go rent one for a week. Then at the end of that week drive your evo and see how it feels.
For me it has gotten pretty normal driving an evo. Then I drive something else for a while and when I get back in my evo the fire is reignited. Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder.
For me it has gotten pretty normal driving an evo. Then I drive something else for a while and when I get back in my evo the fire is reignited. Absence truly does make the heart grow fonder.
There's nothing wrong with that. If it's fun on a cruise and that's all you want to do, more power to you. Doesn't need to be used strictly for autox and track days and that's it.
#11
Evolving Member
iTrader: (8)
I'm almost there myself... Just no time or money with a 15 month old. Probably start by selling the FP Red and go from there. Its just sitting on jack stands with a blown headgasket and sold the wheels and my AR15 to go toward building the engine. Have to sell my bike too. The evo has just become a chore.
#12
Evolved Member
iTrader: (29)
I'm almost there myself... Just no time or money with a 15 month old. Probably start by selling the FP Red and go from there. Its just sitting on jack stands with a blown headgasket and sold the wheels and my AR15 to go toward building the engine. Have to sell my bike too. The evo has just become a chore.
#15
Evolving Member
I had a chance to drive a friend's CLA45 AMG, and it reminded me why I love my evo.
Yes mine is heavily modded with a 6466 in comparison to the stock Mercedes, although the transmission is garbage on that thing. Dual clutch and it shifts slower than a Manual.
A buddy's evo 9 with an exhaust + tune beat the Mercedes. Interior is nothing special either, although I love the Recaro seats in that thing !!!
Yes mine is heavily modded with a 6466 in comparison to the stock Mercedes, although the transmission is garbage on that thing. Dual clutch and it shifts slower than a Manual.
A buddy's evo 9 with an exhaust + tune beat the Mercedes. Interior is nothing special either, although I love the Recaro seats in that thing !!!