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| Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VII FQ-300 |
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| FANTASTIC |
| RICKS EVO VII 19-3-2003 |
I'm only 16 and I drove the EVO VII FQ-300 a few days ago, with a few induction kits my friends EVO rolls at nearlly 400bhp. Most cars don't stand a chance against his car. I raced a porsche 933 and i skinned the pants off it. Most people with an EVO VII FQ-300 Will find that the engine heats up quickly. To avoid this problem he took some hollow L shape plastic casing and bolted it to the inner frame. This takes the air from the front and blows it onto the filters cooling the engine and giving a better performance. Try it. Ricky |
| evo7 eq-300 VS evo 6.5 t.m.e |
| raymond 6-7-2002 |
the evo 7 eq-300 is ok =, but i prefer the evo 6.5 t.m.e is much better looking and it has some bteer performance. thats watt i think. |
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