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Posted: **Thu May 17, 2007 11:08 am**

Antiguastreetz wrote: Quick question do you guys believe in the EVO9's because they are a real buzz down here? The faster ones do mid 11's while the more milder ones do low 12's. They are all in beef with the SUBARU WRX community. We don't have peace for those guys here in Antigua.

What are the mos on the 11 sec Evo's, any websites with data or info.

Posted: **Thu May 17, 2007 11:15 am**

damien wrote: The Evo/WRX beef has been going on for decades son. Since the 2 cars were invented every time one or more of each end up in the same country they beefing. I've personally preferred the WRX because it's an easier car to live with day to day (stock that is). The evo 9 is supposed to be a very focused track car overall. Let's hope the Antigua beef doesnt take the road of the East Coast/West Coast rap wars

A very notable Dominican WRX/STi owner told me...Friends don't let friends drive mitsubishi...so i told him don't go understeering all over the place

Posted: **Thu May 17, 2007 5:02 pm**

my friend was at the dealership, trading in his hemi dodge ram, the choice was sti or evo, Although I hate mitsubishi with a passion, I told him to take the evo, so he got a Black one, teaching him to drive stick..........sci.....friends don't let friends drive mitsu still ("UNLESS SAID MISTU IS COVERED UNDER WARANTY")

Posted: **Thu May 17, 2007 8:47 pm**

KA-T70 wrote: my friend was at the dealership, trading in his hemi dodge ram, the choice was sti or evo, Although I hate mitsubishi with a passion, I told him to take the evo, so he got a Black one, teaching him to drive stick..........sci.....friends don't let friends drive mitsu still ("UNLESS SAID MISTU IS COVERED UNDER WARANTY")

Funny you should mention that last phrase...a good friend of mine suffered badly under an Evo...and it WAS under warranty. Go figure.

Posted: **Thu May 17, 2007 10:32 pm**

KA-T70 wrote: my friend was at the dealership, trading in his hemi dodge ram, the choice was sti or evo, Although I hate mitsubishi with a passion, I told him to take the evo, so he got a Black one, teaching him to drive stick..........sci.....friends don't let friends drive mitsu still ("UNLESS SAID MISTU IS COVERED UNDER WARANTY")

What's wrong with mitsubishi? The black STi that is posted in my "friends" thread got his a$$ handed to him the night after his car got tuned by yours truly

. Not saying his car is slow but he gotta come better next time.

Posted: **Thu May 17, 2007 10:34 pm**

JUST A REMINDER!

Posted: **Fri May 18, 2007 12:22 am**

No east coast, west coast going to happen down here, lol! Honestly, i think the EVO's are much more deadlier and easier to deal with. But like you guys say, friends don't let other friends drive them unless they under warranty. lol!

Posted: **Fri May 18, 2007 12:37 am**

i thought the scubbies gave more problems than evos

Posted: **Fri May 18, 2007 12:44 am**

well for me that statement works because of their cost, in terms of performance and likeliness to break during a run, i'd say EVO all the way. When those guys hook up in track bite they usually break differentials easily. One of our fastest Subaru's here has encountered that same problem. Rebuilding as we speak for next months event.

Posted: **Fri May 18, 2007 7:56 am**

Actually, if you look at how both cars are built, neither of them are good for drag racing eh. An evo owner was telling me about the ins and outs of the chassis structure, and you just asking for trouble when you launch hard with just a clutch upgrade. You have to add support to the tranny and transfer case and really bolt those suckers to the chassis. Then go kick ass on the strip. Same with Imprezas

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