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5th February 2008, 00:41 #21
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5th February 2008, 00:42 #22
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Did you go the RS Ray? Or where you game enough to go the flappy paddle route?
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5th February 2008, 05:42 #23
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I was at the Tokyo Auto Salon where those pictures were taken and talked to a Mitsubishi guy there. We talked about the Mitsubishi of old in WRC and so on, then I asked him whether there is a chance to see a works team back in the WRC.
He said it is planned that they return although not for the next couple of years he said. He wouldn't go into detail but he said to me in Japanese "You will see us back" and tapped his nose and winked as if to say 'keep it under your hat' kind of thing...
Will have to wait and see what happens..."It's the most fun you can have with your pants on" - Possum Bourne
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5th February 2008, 13:12 #24
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We've got the RS version, although we have been told that the auto with the paddle shift is quicker around the Nurburgring.
Ray2007 Australian Rally Champion Driver Class P3
2011 Australian Rally Champion Codriver Privateers Cup and Premier League,
2014 Australian Targa Champion Codriver Late Classic
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5th February 2008, 17:29 #25
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ss/t version is not going to be homologated in gr.N
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5th February 2008, 17:49 #26
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Yes, true. In fact car with that SST gearbox is 40 kgs heavier than standard 5MT and dogbox will be probably even lighter.
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6th February 2008, 05:43 #27
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Here in Jamaica one of our local rally stars, Douglas Gore, has received his Evo X RS.The car was officially unveiled 3 weeks ago at our local Mitsubishi dealer.He plans to run the car in Grp N trim for now.Development will be slow as parts for the car have not yet been fully homologated.Being a Mitsubishi fan I am elated but I recognise that Mitsu have not been on their winnings ways lately and it may take a while to get back there.Anyways, here are the few pics I managed to find of the launch.At the point of these pics the car is in road trim and doesnt yet have a roll cage.By the time you read this one should be installed...enjoy...
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8th February 2008, 22:57 #28
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According to autoklub.pl Evo X gr.N will be homologated on 1st July.
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9th February 2008, 03:15 #29
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Hello Spud,
Have you got more photos of the engine or any other mechnical parts?
Im very interested in it.
thank you
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9th February 2008, 06:12 #30
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Originally Posted by Ricardo
Sorry Ricardo, I havent got any more pics of the car.There is an event next weekend here in Kingston and Im hoping to attend.I cant say for sure if the X will be present but if it is I will take pics as long as its owner allows it....To finish first,first you must finish!!!
I think it's more politics. These are not brands that are by their philosophy to be engaged in factory operations in WRC. So engaging with customer operations - no doubt with heavily subsidised...
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