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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII – Cyber EVO
What make an Evo special? This question pops up in my mind whenever I see one of them on the road. Strip off the rear spoilers and replace the front bumper with stock bumper and the Evo would look like any family car on the road. It has four doors, a decent sized trunk and seats five comfortably. The main difference is – it had a 280ps motor with all-wheel drive, all which give this “family sedan” the performance of a supercar.
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VOLKSWAGEN GOLF GTI – The Legendary Hot-Hatch
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Toyota MR-S – Mrs. Porsche
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Nissan Cefiro A33 – Fabulously White
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Honda Civic EK 99 - FOUR DOOR ROCKET
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Toyota Celica GT-S - 3RD Generation With 3 Combinations
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4G63 |
ENGINE MODS & COMPONENTS UPGRADE |
HKS camshaft with valve springs, HKS adjustable cam pulleys, HKS suction kit, HKS SSQV blow-off valve, Spit Fire earth cable, Hot Earth spark plug cover, GReddy spark plugs, HKS oil cap, GReddy oil catch tank, aluminium radiator, HKS Type-R intercooler with piping kit, SARD fuel pump, SARD fuel regulator.
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| Transmission |
Stock 5 speed manual gearbox, HKS twin plate racing clutch
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| Exhaust |
Full set Trust exhaust system |
| Suspension |
Tein Type Flex fully adjustable absorbers, Cusco 3 point strut bar, Cusco anti-roll bar
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| Brake |
Project U disc rotor, Endless brake pads |
| Rims & Tyres |
Volk Racing RE30 18”, Yokohama Advan Neova 265/35/18 |
| Garage |
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