2005 Mitsubishi EVO VIII MR FQ-400, 405bhp, 0-60mph in 3.5 secs
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Just as you thought it couldn't get any quicker, the Mitsubishi Evolution VIII is now available with a 405bhp output. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Mitsubishi's entry into the UK car market, the special edition Evo VIII MR FQ-400 is available now to order at a price of £46,999. Just 100 will be made. Developed from the MR FQ-320 by Mitsubishi Racing in partnership with tuners Rampage, Owen Developments and Flow Race Engines, the 2.0-litre turbocharged unit has been tweaked for 355lb ft of torque and 0-60mph acceleration in - wait for it - 3.5 seconds. Top speed is limited to 175mph. Yes, it's faster 0-60 than a BMW M3, and even a Porsche Carrera GT or Pagani Zonda.
The extensive modifications include the addition of a custom Garrett turbocharger, an Owen custom-cast stainless steel exhaust manifold, Omega forged pistons, HKS forged con rods, HKS 680cc injectors, a Zytec high-pressure fuel pump, HKS steel head gasket, Motec M800 ECU, HKS iridium spark plugs, a JanSpeed high-flow catalyst, Alcon race-spec heavy-duty clutch, HKS head and big end bolts, and Alcon brake kit with 343mm discs. Distinguishing itself from lesser Evos, the FQ-400 also gains a carbonfibre front lip spoiler, a carbonfibre 'sharks tooth' rear vortex generator (air diffuser), gloss black lightweight alloy wheels and Ralliart mirrors. Inside, it has a Momo steering wheel and Recaro bucket seats, plus a plate next to the gearstick giving the car's production number. There's also all the usual Evo kit - climate control, electric windows - to underline its reputation as a real-life practical supercar.
Mitsubishi points out that this model has undergone extensive reliability testing, and unlike 'chipped' Evos offered by independents, comes with a full three-year/36,000-mile Mitsubishi warranty.
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damn! cant wait until subaru releases their mr killer...shiet sooner or later mitsu and subaru will run each other into oblivion and the world will explode and jesus will return and save all that is good. wow
damn! cant wait until subaru releases their mr killer...shiet sooner or later mitsu and subaru will run each other into oblivion and the world will explode and jesus will return and save all that is good. wow
btw..has anyone seen the tommy kaira modded sti?
the tommy kaita STi front bumper look like EVO6 Tommy makkinen edition too big
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i like the rear wiper.. like they have it in JDM prelude. but not in USDM prelude. damn them. and the new tailight. I see AMBER.. and RED... hahaha for those ppl who dont like alteza this and that,
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Good-bye 1990 Honda Accord Sedan LX
Good-bye 1991 Honda Accord Sedan EX
Good-bye 1992 Honda Accord Coupe LX
Good-bye 1993 Honda Prelude VTEC
Good-bye 1994 Acura Legend GS
1997 Volvo 850 GLT Wagon right now. Looking for the right Honda/Acura to come back to the family.
I saw an MR Edition Evo at the local Mitsu dealership and they had a $10,000 mark up on it for a total of $47 g's. I couldn't imagine what that thing would sell for in states :eek
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that shit is pure money, i'd but it if i had the mula. somebody explain to me why mitsu's suck so much? i don't know why everyone hates. the evo is sooo badass imo. this mr looks more meaner than an sti also. isnt the selling price supposed to be around 27k?
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