Japanese Spec Evo X Official Weight!
Japanese Spec Evo X Official Weight!
Looks like the US got screwed. Again.
I did some searching and found the Jap spec sheet - http://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.jp/evo/spec/spe_02.html.
It states that the GSR with the 5M/T weighs 1520kg (3351lbs) and the GSR with the TCSST (there is no MR in Japan) weighs 1540kg (3395lbs). However, from what I understood from the crappy Google Translation, both cars are not equipped with things that are standard on the US-spec Evolutions (mainly on the MR). These are things like side curtain airbags (+10kg), Rockford Fosgate sound system (+20 kg), what looks to be leather seats(+10kg) and electric sunroof (+20kg).
This means that a fully equipped Jap-spec GSR with TCSST, which is equivalent to a fully equipped US-spec MR, would weigh in at 1600kg (3527lbs), only a bit more than a base US-spec GSR (3517lbs) and less than a base MR (3594lbs)...
I did some searching and found the Jap spec sheet - http://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.jp/evo/spec/spe_02.html.
It states that the GSR with the 5M/T weighs 1520kg (3351lbs) and the GSR with the TCSST (there is no MR in Japan) weighs 1540kg (3395lbs). However, from what I understood from the crappy Google Translation, both cars are not equipped with things that are standard on the US-spec Evolutions (mainly on the MR). These are things like side curtain airbags (+10kg), Rockford Fosgate sound system (+20 kg), what looks to be leather seats(+10kg) and electric sunroof (+20kg).
This means that a fully equipped Jap-spec GSR with TCSST, which is equivalent to a fully equipped US-spec MR, would weigh in at 1600kg (3527lbs), only a bit more than a base US-spec GSR (3517lbs) and less than a base MR (3594lbs)...
Last edited by zippo; Nov 27, 2007 at 05:43 AM.
Well the latest issue of Sports compact says EVO X GSR is.............3344! MR is 3388?
Not sure how valid this is but it was a pretty in depth 3 page or so preview.
Not sure how valid this is but it was a pretty in depth 3 page or so preview.
Last edited by EVO Knight; Nov 24, 2007 at 03:30 AM.
Not a chance.
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I can only wish! You can do some basic weight cutting, like spare tire, tools etc and some other stuff to get the weight down when you get it.
Sport Compact has done 12434643634 articles on EVO X so I'm not sure how they got it so far off. I would still be happy with 3350-3400 :P
I have a feeling though Mistu underrated the EVO engine again. Once other mags start testing EVO , we will see much better times than 13.8 102 traps. X will be a monster around the track though no doubt.
Sport Compact has done 12434643634 articles on EVO X so I'm not sure how they got it so far off. I would still be happy with 3350-3400 :P
I have a feeling though Mistu underrated the EVO engine again. Once other mags start testing EVO , we will see much better times than 13.8 102 traps. X will be a monster around the track though no doubt.
^ That's highly possible.
Most Japanese manufacturers have the tendency to underrate their high power vehicles. This is due to them wanting continue obeying the "Gentlemen's Agreement", which states that a car should not have more than 280PS. There are plenty examples for that - previous Evo's, GTR's, NSX's, Supra's and many more.
Most Japanese manufacturers have the tendency to underrate their high power vehicles. This is due to them wanting continue obeying the "Gentlemen's Agreement", which states that a car should not have more than 280PS. There are plenty examples for that - previous Evo's, GTR's, NSX's, Supra's and many more.
^ That's highly possible.
Most Japanese manufacturers have the tendency to underrate their high power vehicles. This is due to them wanting continue obeying the "Gentlemen's Agreement", which states that a car should not have more than 280PS. There are plenty examples for that - previous Evo's, GTR's, NSX's, Supra's and many more.
Most Japanese manufacturers have the tendency to underrate their high power vehicles. This is due to them wanting continue obeying the "Gentlemen's Agreement", which states that a car should not have more than 280PS. There are plenty examples for that - previous Evo's, GTR's, NSX's, Supra's and many more.


