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Showing posts with label Lancer. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 27, 2011

Mitsubishi Lancer Gallery With Latest Reviews and Prices

Mitsubishi Lancer Gallery With Latest Reviews and Prices
For 2009, the Ralliart is unoccupied solely with the TC SST transmission, admitting that Mitsubishi has prescribed the conceivability of a 5 speed transmission at a later date. The TC SST transmission provided in the Ralliart offers 2 modes (Normal, Sport) instead of the 3 modes the same transmission offers in the Lancer Evolution X MR (Normal, Sport, S Sport)
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The auto likewise combines a simplified rendition of the Evolution X's AWD framework (taken straightforwardly from the EVO IX), with a basic "mechanical restrained slip" rear differential. Consistent with Edmunds. Com the Ralliart model underperformed the GTS in certain tests, considering the skidpad, slalom, and braking separation. Then again, the Ralliart outperformed the GTS in other tests, combining 0 60 and the quarter mile

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Mitsubishi Lancer vs Proton Inspira

The images below have ended up in my mailbox recently.
Enjoy them in a lighter vein...thanks and regards to fellow blogger Damien!






Tuesday, July 13, 2010

MODIFIKASI Lancer Evo IV 1998

MODIFIKASI Lancer Evo IV 1998

If by chance meet in the main roads Kilkenny, from the looks we've been able to characterize only if the car is happy face style or language, cool racing Street Racing.

Moreover, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo was famous as a car that likes to run, so the owner Edwardsyah, do not feel the need to change the engine innards to be able to just run.

"The engines we allow the standard course, an important appearance is to support the style of street racing," he said when talking premises detikOto Edward, in Palembang Square, Palembang, Monday (12/07/2010)

garnish blue color on the whole body, with additional graphic cartoon Naruto, apparently did not interfere as long as the owners have good reason.

Lancer EX 2.0 GT is another incarnation of the Evolution X that first present in Indonesia and was taken directly from the Japanese homeland. The difference, the machine is not equipped EX Turbocharge, but still has a capacity of 2,000 cc 16 valves MIVEC.

However do not doubt his energy, EX able to produce 155 hp at 6,000 rpm with torque of 199 Nm at 4250 rpm.

"Muzzle" typical Evo also retained, but the EX look sweeter than "brother". With a length of 4.5 meters and a width of almost 2 meters, this car looks more sporty than its predecessor generation Lancer.

In order to feel the power of the EX engine, Mitsubishi uses six levels of the governed speed automatic. Switching between his teeth went smoothly and without stamping. If you want a more spontaneous acceleration, the driver can switch to manual transmission system (triptonic) which can be operated via paddle shift on the steering wheel.

Changing the shape of the EX to the Evo X, according to Eddie modif has never existed in the area of his birth (Pontianak, red). "Let me different, I'm not just the usual conversion to Evo X, but more towards the tuner," said Willy, who at the same time the modifikator Namura Hyan retainer of home modifications in developmental Road South, West Jakarta.

For the exterior, Willy apply two-tuner works from the outside. For the front bumper and rear based on the Ohlins model (known as a manufacturer of suspension systems for racing). Who's side skirt on the Orange Team for comparable models in the bumper air dam that cool it.

In order detail modifications precision and steady, says Willy, he glanced from the internet. And the workmanship takes about a month. For nuance Evo X actually obtained, Willy also change the fender-fender with bloating about 50 millimeters.

"For my front fenders replace the total disposable fiber fenders are printed directly from the Evo X," said 25-year-old tuner. Medium rear fender and door, he added conducted wide body.

"I want to impress this car nimble, entrepreneurial heroes like Naruto, so screenlike that," said Edward.

And incredibly more, all done myself at home! Includes application gullwing door, also sectors legs, machines, until the other details on this car.

"To the shop just to bodykit and paint it, everything we do ourselves," he said.

Edward diligently working on it for about two months, with a total cost of Rp 95 million, of course with satisfactory results, ie, King Street Racing won the Clas Mild Accelera Auto Contest 2010 Palembang.

Lancer Evo were easily modified, much less style racing, because of the default view only this car has been seen sporting.

"So, baseball needs to cost a lot, which is important pleasing to the eye," he said as the reason why his Lancer Evo IV, king of street racing could be in Palembang.

Monday, July 12, 2010

SPESIFIKASI Lancer Evo X SE | Segera Meluncur

SPESIFIKASI Lancer Evo X SE | Segera Meluncur

Japanese carmaker, Mitsubishi plans to create a special edition of its famous malignant sedans, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X.

As quoted motorauthority, Monday (07/12/2010) car that will be given a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X SE (Special Edition) will explore the world market in September, the price of U.S. $ 36,445 or approximately USD 330 millions.

With these prices, it means that the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X GSR SE lies within the type and MR but still carrying the TC-SST transmission clever dual clutch with three driving modes ie Normal, Sport and Super-Sport almost but at a price of U.S. $ 3,000 less expensive than MR .

Lancer Evolution X SE does not appear like the Evolution X usual standard. A number of debris in the engine and the legs are made by the manufacturer Affairs of the Rising Sun.

Behind Bonet, SE already using gearbox 6-speed TC-SST dual, which allows the driver to select three driving modes, namely Normal, Sport and Super Sport.

Granish new transmission also helps the engine capacity of 2.0 liter turbocharged be appointed achieve the output power to 291 hp with 300 lb-ft of torque.

From the aerodynamic side of the front of the Evolution is also slightly improved, while at the stern of the use of a diffuser similar to the version already done Mitsubishi MR.

For Mitsubishi legs using the S-wheel drive system AWC all-wheel drive. A set of Bilstein shock absorbers have also been accompanied alerts SE variant of this.

For Interior, a set of Recaro racing seats adorn the cabin had Evolution X SE. Unfortunately, Mitsubishi has not released how much the price offered for the sports car road.

Well, because this is a special edition, it is not wrong to pin a wide range of accessories complement Mitsubishi in the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X SE.

Devices such as high-performance suspension Eibach and Bilstein shock absorbers, xenon lamp, Brembo brakes and sporty spoiler like the type of MR. The exterior of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X SE is also equipped with a steel hood that takes the design type GSR.

While inside the cabin RECARO racing seat installed as the default standard and made an optional navigation system.

While the kitchen runway Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X SE remain equipped four-cylinder turbo engine capable of spewing power 291 hp and a torque peak of 300lb-ft of which was then fused with driver system S-AWC all-wheel drive.

Monday, May 3, 2010

2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Japanese models

The engine is the 4B11-type 2.0 litre inline-4 turbo engine. Evolution X can get to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds. Aluminum is used in the roof panel, front fenders and the rear spoiler frame structure. Launch model's engine was rated 280 PS (210 kW; 280 hp)@6500rpm and 422 N�m (311 lb�ft)@3500rpm. Following the repeal of 280 horsepower law in Japan,[24] engine power was raised to 300 PS (220 kW; 300 hp)@6500rpm beginning in 2009 model year.

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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

2010 Mitsubishi Lancer tech specs

Also called Galant Fortis (Japan)
Lancer Fortis (Taiwan)
Lancer EX (Singapore, Philippines & Middle East)
Lancer Serie R (Chile)
Lancer EX (Panama, Thailand)
Production 2007-present
Body style(s) 4-door sedan (GS41)
5-door hatchback (GS44S)
Layout Front engine, front-/four-wheel drive
Platform CY2A�CZ4A
Engine(s) 4B12 2.4 L DOHC I4,
4B11 2.0 L DOHC I4,
4B10 1.8 L DOHC I4,
4A91 1.5 L DOHC I4,
VW 2.0 L Di-D Diesel
Transmission(s) 5-speed manual
INVECS-III CVT automatic
INVECS-II 4-speed Automatic (Singapore 1.5l variant)
6-speed twin-clutch transmission (Lancer Ralliart)
Wheelbase 2,615 mm (103.0 in)
Length 4,523 mm (178.1 in)
Sportback: 4,585 mm (180.5 in)
Width 1,760 mm (69.3 in)
Height 1,460 mm (57.5 in)
Sportback: 1,515 mm (59.6 in)
Curb weight 1,320�1,593 kg (2,900�3,510 lb)
Fuel capacity 50 L (13 US gal; 11 imp gal)

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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Tried & Tested: 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution (Evo X) with TC-SST



Living with an iconic moniker like �Evo� (not the auto mag) or �Evolution� does have its plus point of customer �blind� loyalty and faith. A close associate of mine � who is incidentally a German car fan - just signed up for one without batting an eyelid, being one of the first thirty owners in Malaysia who took delivery of the latest Lancer Evolution (X) with TC-SST. On the flipside, expectations are high for this all-new Evo X since its predecessor, the Evo IX MR was such a capable, brute beast with plenty of grip and intoxicating turbo kick!





Mitsubishi Motors has done well in styling the Lancer 2.0 GT, so much so its biggest selling point must be its pseudo-Evolution X outlook and image. A check with the on-road population in Kuala Lumpur/Petaling Jaya would reveal almost half of �em running around with after-market square frontal registration plates shifted to the right, while the tranverse bar dissecting the grille and air-dam gets darkened out with black paint. (Errr...the slim shady keeps it in the centre!). To the regular Joes and Janes (?) the new Lancer GTs must have been heaven sent. But for someone who forked out a third of a million Ringgit, I could feel the disdain of how too much unassuming the real McCoy can be. Strangely, not many cars in front ever gave way to my onslaught in a 295bhp and 366Nm sports machine. In fact, no other motorists ever could ever discern an Evo X in motion having front ventilated bonnet and fenders made of aluminium, the truly superb AFS bi-Xenons being projector items, those rolling lightweight 18� BBS alloys with all-round Brembos or those �pregnant� wheel arches and the shorter tail/rear bumper plus the taller rear spoiler. Not helping much is the �Evolution� badge at the rear that is smaller than your regular RM1 ball-point pen. My esteemed associate at NST-CBT - when he earlier took out this very same Mitsu - was even asked by a petrol attendant: "Is this a real Evo?".







Here is a lethal driving machine that is almost as famous as James Bond. But...just imagine the suave (and well-toned bodied) 007 wearing a pair of synthetic leather shoes in the upcoming �Quantum of Solace�. That�s how you feel as you usher yourself into the cabin. Don�t get me wrong: the fancy heated, leather-suede combo RECARO seats, leather-rimmed multi-function steering, leather-stitched gear knob, sporty shift gate, TC-SST toggle switch and magnesium alloy paddle shifters are indeed excellent. It�s things like the ever-remnant plasticky dash-top, door trim, sharp-edged inner door handles, unlabelled (red sticker missing) door lock switch and lateral rear view mirrors lacking tinting that just doesn�t cut it for this top-of-the �range model.









You will also wonder how the powerful 9-speakers Rockford Fosgate audio with a bassy sub-woofer in boot, auto headlamps and rain-sensing wiper fit into all of the earlier cost-cutting deficiencies, especially the ever-nasty low rent interior plastics. The piano-black glossy inserts, much like a Samsung flat panel TV frame � on the dash and front door trim - could have been real aluminium bits to lift its cabin ambience from all sombre black to something classier, with a more convincing sportier intent.







In all these scheme of things, you�d also probably not expect a sunroof, but there IS one as standard fitment for the 2008 Lancer Evolution in Malaysia. Before I get hate mail accusing me of nitpicking and being long-winded, I still feel obliged to highlight the auto-function for all four windows of my 2005 Colt Turbo Ralliart. There is only a stingy, singular item for the driver�s window of this RM323k Lancer Evolution, that also just for one-touch winding down i.e. semi-auto. Gosh!









So after all the bitching, has the latest edition of Lancer Evolution gone soft? If you are referring to the ride and cruising comfort, that�s a very welcoming and emphatic, yes. All for the betterment of things, since the latest E90 M3 sedan (with M-DCT) is indeed �softer� too in this respect while the new 911 Carrera 4 and C4S with PDK (997 facelift) driven in Berlin recently were almost as pliant. As for the latest Evo�s cornering prowess: an emphatic no. This all-wheel driven techno-gizmos on Dunlop SPSport is what I likened to a budget, smaller engined GT-R laden with S-AWC which encompasses active yaw control, active centre differential, sports ABS, traction control etc. I have not managed to unsettle it with my rather amateurish skills and I reckoned most of us could not take the new Evolution to its absolute limit given its enormous AWD traction. All I managed was to sense a wee bit of oversteer into one of the corners I had taken at higher-than-normal speed (I was alone in the car) and the electronics were quick to rein me back into safety zone.















What about the TC-SST then? Leaving the drive in �Normal� mode, the twin clutch gearbox changes very smoothly with gears mostly left in 4th, 5th or 6th. Fair enough, granted it�s destined to optimize fuel efficiency (for the record, the term fuel economy cannot be found in the new Evo�s lingo or dictionary). Toggle the TC-SST switch forward into 'Sport' and the automated �box downshifts upon braking just before a corner, accompanied with blips of the throttle; resulting in rev range mostly 3500rpm upwards, wherein lies the new turbocharged all-aluminium 4B11�s responsive and torquey powerband.





With engine braking you get even more traction into and out of bends. Wicked and lovely. I have not sampled the SST�s 'SuperSport' mode seeing that I am thankful enough already for MMM to loan me this car. For Evo X owners who�d like to try this, apparently you can do launch control at 5,500rpm and the clutch will bite and blast the Evo off like there�s no tomorrow, for the robotic gearbox that is (yes! this can and will cause premature wear and tear it seems). On more than a few occasions in �Normal� mode, I found the SST to be a wee bit slow-witted executing upshifts e.g. from 4th to 5th and 5th to 6th. Perhaps its fuzzy logic software has yet to get my 'drift' of things. In all fairness though, the SST�s downshifts engagements are definitely more incisive than VW�s DSG. And in Sports-manual mode the gearbox doesn�t downshift for you at all, only until you reach a toll-plaza should you have forgotten to paddle down to lower cogs, it just jumps to gear position �1�, lest you�d stall the car.







The new Evolution�s steering is a bit of a letdown though, since upon licking the 2nd rung of triple digit speeds the rack loses communication somewhat and becomes a tad too feathery in weighting. Yep! It requires you to have near rigor mortis � conviction and tension - at your wrist and elbow cruising at higher motorway velocity. It's not like the new Evo is unstable, far from it actually, but it can be tiring and stressful ''watching-over" the steering on long interstate jaunts. Just for heck of it, the Civic Type-R�s rack comes into contrast here, but that�s another story for another day (in another post).







In these times, I supposed most of you would like to know of the fuel consumption I have managed over my near three days of sampling the latest Lancer Evolution. The picture immediately above is worth a thousand words then. For the record, it averaged 16.5l per 100km (much like a 3-litre Mercedes E280 AMG Sport Package) for my mostly granny-on-a-Sunday drives, whenever my kids were put in the backseats (and my wife was seated beside me). The good thing was they didn�t even get carsick (motion sickness and the associated partial-projectile mess)�you can�t achieve this familial state of bliss in the old Evo IX can you?



Mini picture gallery:



Windshield cleaner reservoir moved to the back for better chassis weight distribution.





This would make any BMW owner proud of their 50:50 weight distribution obsession.





Lancer's A/C vents lack air-flow control and complete shut-out roller or slide lever.





All metal panels at front are of aluminium, but our Sunway boys will likely peddle carbon-fibre items soon enough. Note vents on top of hood.





Boot space is almost of a C-segment hatchback's.



The Lancer Evolution looking comfortable blending into a bungalow house frontage...no?



Related posts:

First Drive: Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution with TC-SST

2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X GSR

Full Road Test: Mitsubishi Lancer 2.0 GT