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Old 07-05-2007, 02:55 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Maybe I'm missing something, but a stock Evo will have no trouble maintining 124mph. I'd forget the other mods and look into something such as a radiator, and perhaps and upgraded oil cooler. You've got more than enough power to quickly reach the speeds you're allowed.

I'm not really seeing the point of more power, and how it would help besides get you up to your cruising speed quicker. Even with that said I ask this.. If you're going to have to do some math in your head to determine how much faster (and for how long) than 110 you're going to have to go, the same thing could be done with less power and sustaining that 'higher' speed slightly longer.

I say focus your attention on reliability mods rather than additional power. My $0.02
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