Mitsubishi Lancer vs Lancer Evo - Which is Better?

282K views · 1.1K shares | Dah lah nak jumpa Evo 8 tu sedia susah. Ni sekali kami dapat dua bijik terus. Ya, 2 bijik evo 8 MR tuan tuan. . Bersama dengan pemiliknya dan pengacara masuk air Japar. , lepas habis menonton, jangan lupa masuk youtube mekanika, klik la subscribe, support la sikittttt | Mekanika Malaysia | Facebook

This week's vehicle spotlight is a grey 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 8 on XXR 527 wheels and Megan Racing Track Coilovers. The wheel sizes are 18x9.75 with an offset of 32. The tires on this Evo 8 are Velozza ZXV. Mod List: HKS Exhaust High Flow, full bolt-ons (cams, built head, port polish, HX40 Turbo, etc.), 19 psi boost with custom map pushing around 500hp. Subscribe now to stay up to date on all videos coming out from Fitment Industries! https://goo.gl/GJTymL Check out these exact wheels here:

As much as a lot of people would consider LS V8 swapping a Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution to be sacrilidge, this one keeps 4WD, and a turbo, and is also fast as fook, like low 8sec quarters fast. Also, thanks to the monster torque you get when you combine a big V8 and a turbo, it launches like a rocket and does badass 4wd burnouts. This car is the EVO VIII V8 from Poland, and is actually coming to the UK this weekend to Santa Pod Raceway for the Doorslammers event, which looks to have about the bes

Did you know? The Lancer Evolution, more often known as the Mitsubishi Evo, was launched in October 1992. As the name suggests the Evo was the next step in the progression of the Lancer. The lightweight and compact Lancer body was taken and evolved. Rigidity was increased. Weight was reduced. Aerodynamics were improved and the suspension was optimized. All these tweaks made the Evolution tough competition on the track. #TheLancerEvo #Mitsubishi #UnitedMotors | United Motors Lanka PLC