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Anywhere from 13.6 seconds to 13.8 seconds @ 100mph to 102mph. Most EVO Xs in my opinion should be around this range. Of course you will get the pro driver and/or factory freak that runs a 13.3 seconds to 13.5 seconds @ 103mph to 104mph, but at the same time there will be the poor drivers and/or factory weaks that run 13.9 seconds to 14.???? @ 99mph and lower. Anyhow the EVO X is about a mid 13s car in most situations. How does that compare to a IX? Well the IX in the 1/4 mile is about 2 to 3 tenths quicker and a couple mph faster in my opinion. So if your into building a dragster, then stick with your IX or find a good used one to buy. If you want a better daily driver and still a quick car, then get a EVO X.
Actually now that I think about it, it will not surprise me to find a lot of EVO Xs running 13.3 to 13.4 seconds stock with more aggressive drivers, 93 octane, and other nifty tricks that drag racers like to use. I am not sure, but I believe most of the 1/4 mile runs done by the magazines have been with nearly or full tanks of gas, 91 octane pump gas, and in my opinion not the most aggressive shifting out there. So it wouldn't surprise me to see capable drag racers getting quicker times out of EVO Xs. For example, most magazine tests of EVO IXs are around 13.3 to 13.4 seconds, while many EVO IX owners have ran 13.0 to 13.2 seconds and some even hit 12s.
Actually now that I think about it, it will not surprise me to find a lot of EVO Xs running 13.3 to 13.4 seconds stock with more aggressive drivers, 93 octane, and other nifty tricks that drag racers like to use. I am not sure, but I believe most of the 1/4 mile runs done by the magazines have been with nearly or full tanks of gas, 91 octane pump gas, and in my opinion not the most aggressive shifting out there. So it wouldn't surprise me to see capable drag racers getting quicker times out of EVO Xs. For example, most magazine tests of EVO IXs are around 13.3 to 13.4 seconds, while many EVO IX owners have ran 13.0 to 13.2 seconds and some even hit 12s.
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The Evolution of the EVO reminds me of a woman. When she's young there's not much to her, but she is cute and pretty quick to give it to you. Then she starts getting more mature with more to offer. She put a few pounds on, but it looks good. Then she becomes a mrs. know-it-all(and she does), she starts to dress more mature, she wants more of your money, and the weight isn't cute any more. 
The Evolution of the EVO reminds me of a woman. When she's young there's not much to her, but she is cute and pretty quick to give it to you. Then she starts getting more mature with more to offer. She put a few pounds on, but it looks good. Then she becomes a mrs. know-it-all(and she does), she starts to dress more mature, she wants more of your money, and the weight isn't cute any more.
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The Evolution of the EVO reminds me of a woman. When she's young there's not much to her, but she is cute and pretty quick to give it to you. Then she starts getting more mature with more to offer. She put a few pounds on, but it looks good. Then she becomes a mrs. know-it-all(and she does), she starts to dress more mature, she wants more of your money, and the weight isn't cute any more.
The Evolution of the EVO reminds me of a woman. When she's young there's not much to her, but she is cute and pretty quick to give it to you. Then she starts getting more mature with more to offer. She put a few pounds on, but it looks good. Then she becomes a mrs. know-it-all(and she does), she starts to dress more mature, she wants more of your money, and the weight isn't cute any more.
