Pissible Evo Comp ... and no its not the Mazda 6
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Originally Posted by FluxedSpeed
Notice anything strange in the engine bay? Yup, this is Honda/Acura’s first stock from factory engine equipped with a turbocharger! This 2.3 liter i-VTEC Turbo 4-cylinder all-aluminium engine is turbocharged with a variable flow turbocharger which gives it some impressive performance stats of 240 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque.
Hmmm...if they made an i-vtec turboed motor for the rsx...
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Is that RDX using a K-series engine?
Interesting. I'm sure its already on Car & Driver's 10 Best list and is a frontrunner for Motor Trend COTY and at the top of JD Power IQS survey, even though it isn't out yet.
Interesting. I'm sure its already on Car & Driver's 10 Best list and is a frontrunner for Motor Trend COTY and at the top of JD Power IQS survey, even though it isn't out yet.
Last edited by GPTourer; Feb 15, 2006 at 11:59 AM.
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Originally Posted by MINES13
They have actually been producing turbo cars since the 1980s. 660cc turbo Kei cars.
Originally Posted by 8urv8
If they were free, I would not take one.
The Caliber SRT-4 will be AWD. It's the same platform the Evo X will be on and it will probably cost more for them to modify it into a FWD. It has the same exact engine as the previous SRT-4 does just bumped up in power. I think it probably comes with the mopar Stage 3 turbo from the factory, but not sure. When I had my SRT the stocker was out of breath by the 300hp range.
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This post will probably prove useless, but here goes:
This link is from Autoweek.com's Chicago show-
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...REE/302080001/
They state that the car is FWD. Unless Dodge has got a trick up it's sleeve (and they might), AWD is not mentioned.
This link is from Autoweek.com's Chicago show-
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...REE/302080001/
They state that the car is FWD. Unless Dodge has got a trick up it's sleeve (and they might), AWD is not mentioned.
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Originally Posted by Evil8MR
Yeah, The SRT8 Jeep will rip the Cayenne Turbo for less than half the cash! But the only thing giving the evo a run is the Jeep, not the Porsche... but then again, that is in a straight line. These things would role in a second after turn one!!!
On the SRT site I'm pretty sure it said the SRT8 Jeep will pull over 1G on the skid pad
so not so sure about it rolling
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Originally Posted by evoCS
This post will probably prove useless, but here goes:
This link is from Autoweek.com's Chicago show-
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...REE/302080001/
They state that the car is FWD. Unless Dodge has got a trick up it's sleeve (and they might), AWD is not mentioned.
This link is from Autoweek.com's Chicago show-
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...REE/302080001/
They state that the car is FWD. Unless Dodge has got a trick up it's sleeve (and they might), AWD is not mentioned.
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Offically it's only FWD, it' is also the platform that will be used for the Outlander(or maybe it's Endeavor), Evo X, and next PT Cruiser. The engine is the all aluminum world engine developed by Mitsu, Hyundai and Dodge and will also be used in the Evo X. So the Evo X should have in excess of 300hp if Dodge got 300 out of it. Its also more on the scale of a Vibe or Matrix I think at least in height. Still a high center of gravity will mean poor handling.
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Originally Posted by SRT-TO-EVO
The Caliber SRT-4 will be AWD.
It's the same platform the Evo X will be on
It has the same exact engine as the previous SRT-4 does just bumped up in power.
Originally Posted by GPTourer
No.
Yes, but its the FWD version. The GS platform is very versatile. It can support small to midsized cars. It will be under the next Galant and whatever replaces the Sebring and Stratus sedans.
No. The Dodge 4 cylinder A-series has been retired. The Mitsubishi 4GXX series is soon to follow.
Yes, but its the FWD version. The GS platform is very versatile. It can support small to midsized cars. It will be under the next Galant and whatever replaces the Sebring and Stratus sedans.
No. The Dodge 4 cylinder A-series has been retired. The Mitsubishi 4GXX series is soon to follow.
Last edited by SRT-TO-EVO; Feb 17, 2006 at 05:16 PM.
Originally Posted by M3this
I think they may be up to something ... if it was FWD they should have it posted on the SRT site .... also Im suprised they dont have an specs posted about the brakes.