Itsjdmpanda's Evo X Build
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Itsjdmpanda's Evo X Build
Hey, everyone, my name is Duy and I've always wanted a Mitsubishi Evolution but the timing was never right to pull the trigger. I've been on the search for a Wicked White Evolution X GSR for quite a while and finally found one at a reasonable price. So here is my first Evolution X and I have already spent 10 hours driving it back home.
Here's a link to my youtube video of my journey acquiring my Wicked White Evolution X
Here's a link to my youtube video of my journey acquiring my Wicked White Evolution X
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I absolutely love driving the Evo X everyday as the power delivering is so linear. Just recently I ran into a problem as the car started to misfire when I just got back from pumping gas. I thought it was bad gas but to find out it was my spark plugs needed to be changed.
What scared me is the tip on one of them snapped. I Bore scoped it and it's not where to be found.
What scared me is the tip on one of them snapped. I Bore scoped it and it's not where to be found.
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That happens on X's. Replace the plugs and see how it drives. It's usually from knock because the car is tuned for better fuel than we have in the US.
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The tip most likely exited out the exhaust port, hopefully before scratching up the cylinder walls.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
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The tip most likely exited out the exhaust port, hopefully before scratching up the cylinder walls.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
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The tip most likely exited out the exhaust port, hopefully before scratching up the cylinder walls.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
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The tip most likely exited out the exhaust port, hopefully before scratching up the cylinder walls.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.
It's hard to tell from your picture. Is the tip sheared off or does it look melted? If it's melted you had something bad going on in that cylinder. If it sheared, somebody probably fatigued it gapping the plug and it finally failed. If that's the case, you're probably fine tossing in new plugs and proceeding on your merry way!
The plug is black because it was misfiring like crazy due to the damaged plug so no worries there.