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Old 03-07-2004, 05:36 PM   #28 (permalink)
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Timeslip: 11.530 @ 123.37
Dynosheet: 452whp/362 lb-ft
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Registered: Feb 2004
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Originally posted by JiveMasterT
i misunderstood you then, my bad. it would be cheaper to just build my block up, and i probably will when i hit 100k miles, or ill just save my money, sell my car, and get an evo rs (as long as i can add the ac, power windows, and locks as an option) or get a used evo. depends on which is cheaper at the time.

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wouldnt the evo8 bottom end be better for driving my car at 20psi during normal daily driving? it seems like if you get what they made at the factory it would be more reliable.
Hell, I ran 20 psi on a daily basis on the stock bottom end of my Galant VR-4 without any problems.

BTW, why get an RS and then add everything that would make it a standard EVO? Just get the regular EVO, pull off the wing and sell it to someone and paint the door handles

Keith


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