Mitsubishi to return to WRC for 2005
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Oh yes, I can't wait to watch the new and improved WRC, with NA 2.0L 4 cylinders with NO sophisticated systems and ZERO lightweight panels. It's like the equivalent of going from NASCAR to Horse Racing.
Cost effective........
You have to pay to play, so if you can't afford it the way it is, don't play. Things are fine like they are.
Cost effective........
You have to pay to play, so if you can't afford it the way it is, don't play. Things are fine like they are.
Originally Posted by SilverEvo8owner
Oh yes, I can't wait to watch the new and improved WRC, with NA 2.0L 4 cylinders with NO sophisticated systems and ZERO lightweight panels. It's like the equivalent of going from NASCAR to Horse Racing.
Now that whole "OZ RALLY EDITION" label won't be as much of a joke!
Originally Posted by SilverEvo8owner
Oh yes, I can't wait to watch the new and improved WRC, with NA 2.0L 4 cylinders with NO sophisticated systems and ZERO lightweight panels. It's like the equivalent of going from NASCAR to Horse Racing.
Cost effective........
You have to pay to play, so if you can't afford it the way it is, don't play. Things are fine like they are.
Cost effective........
You have to pay to play, so if you can't afford it the way it is, don't play. Things are fine like they are.
I thought they didn't use active dif's because they were trying to build a reliable car. Since all the bells and whistles of the other cars make diagnosing problems difficult. However the car did show that it wasn't reliable. Hopefully they will do better this year.
Originally Posted by SilverEvo8owner
Oh yes, I can't wait to watch the new and improved WRC, with NA 2.0L 4 cylinders with NO sophisticated systems and ZERO lightweight panels. It's like the equivalent of going from NASCAR to Horse Racing.
Mitsu hasn't used the NA G63 since the mid-90? Are they going to use a DOHC version of the G94?
As for adding and taking away a cam, Mitsu has been doing it for years.


