nlzmo400r wrote:well, sure the evo, STi and 350/g35 are all priced in the same ball park, whoever said that the 350 would out perform them is wrong in almost every way possible, teh 350zs arent THAT fast, o-60 in 5.9, not exactly mind boggling, and skidpad is ruled by the evo (cuz sti isnt out yet), and 4wd is going ot beat it on a road course, and the power is damn near the same, the evo does o-6o in 5flat, now thats quick, to me, for hte money, the EVO, but id get the 350 cuz it looks 10x better, its a 2door, GReddy's turbo for it puts u at about 38o hp, and its a nissan, the 4g63 may not be showing its age, but its gettin there, i say time for a make over, nice cars either way
wow, u really think an evo wouldnt take a 350 on a road course, hmm, i respect ur opinion of course but begg to differ (depending on course), bottom line the evo is just faster, atleast so it seems, and as far as the 4G63, i should have worded my statement differently, and i have seen that they gave it a makeover, and the 4G63 was so much ahead of its time, that it doesnt really show its age too much now, but id still like to see them use something different, just for a change, subaru went to a 2.5, and my guess is by evo 9 or 10, mitsu will follow, but as far as buying the evo or 350, i still stand on a 350 and lighten her up a bit, she seems to have a lil pudge on her, id like to see a 350 get down to jus under 3klbs or so, that would be awesome, and i def want to see a comparo if one happens, i suspect one should come up on best motoringrepo man wrote:The EVO is indeed very good on the skidpad and slalom. A roadcouse is not the same thing. There are a lot more variables in a roadcourse and I don't think the EVO will be appreciably if any faster than the 350Z on said course.
The 4g63 HAS been given a makeover. Have you read about the setup? I would like to see you expound on why that engine is becoming geriatric.
Zero to 60 in five flat is ok but not stunning. What is impressive is the capability of coming close to that on a compromised road surface. C&D tested a 1986 Buick Grand National 0-60 in 4.9 seconds back in 1985. That's before some of the members on this board were even born. Keep in mind the weight of that car, 2wd on sorry Goodyear Eagle tires. So I'm not exactly blown away by the EVO's 0-60 time.
The Eclipses that have this problem are 2nd gens. They were produced from 1995 to 1999. In other words 1989 to 1994 were ok(this is to my knowledge). The only other problem that eclipses suffer from is a weak transmission... I know all this because one of my good friends is kind of an Eclipse freak and he almost convinced me to buy a first gennlzmo400r wrote:o, is this the problem ive heard with most mitsubishis , and 4g63s have been produced since ATLEAST '92
repo man wrote:The EVO is indeed very good on the skidpad and slalom. A roadcouse is not the same thing. There are a lot more variables in a roadcourse and I don't think the EVO will be appreciably if any faster than the 350Z on said course.
The 4g63 HAS been given a makeover. Have you read about the setup? I would like to see you expound on why that engine is becoming geriatric.
Zero to 60 in five flat is ok but not stunning. What is impressive is the capability of coming close to that on a compromised road surface. C&D tested a 1986 Buick Grand National 0-60 in 4.9 seconds back in 1985. That's before some of the members on this board were even born. Keep in mind the weight of that car, 2wd on sorry Goodyear Eagle tires. So I'm not exactly blown away by the EVO's 0-60 time.
repo man wrote:The EVO is indeed very good on the skidpad and slalom. A roadcouse is not the same thing. There are a lot more variables in a roadcourse and I don't think the EVO will be appreciably if any faster than the 350Z on said course.
The 4g63 HAS been given a makeover. Have you read about the setup? I would like to see you expound on why that engine is becoming geriatric.
Zero to 60 in five flat is ok but not stunning. What is impressive is the capability of coming close to that on a compromised road surface. C&D tested a 1986 Buick Grand National 0-60 in 4.9 seconds back in 1985. That's before some of the members on this board were even born. Keep in mind the weight of that car, 2wd on sorry Goodyear Eagle tires. So I'm not exactly blown away by the EVO's 0-60 time.
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is it me or do all buick grand nationals have auto trannies