The Subaru uses a horizontal Boxer engine with a turbocharger while the Mitsubishi uses an inline 4 engine with a turbo. The two cars have a similar history of victories that tout their capabilities. The Evo is responsible for 34 World Rally Championships between the 70's-the early 2000s while the STI has taken 46 victories home for rally racing.
full BPU, Evo will be around 330 to 340 whp. Full BPU Ralliart will be tad below 300. Evo is wider and has better brakes. Both cars have gotten into 11s on stock turbo. My Ralliart with exhaust and intake and light weight rims (15 lbs) feels faster than when my X was stock. Ralliart is a baby Evo imo. Reply Like.
Every 2013 Lancer Evolution is powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine that pumps out 291 horsepower and 300 pound-feet of torque. The GSR comes only with a five-speed manual transmission
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The heavier, automated Lancer Evolution X suffered the same fate as the Evolution VII. The Evo X makes a strong start in the second drag race, leaving the Evolution VII in the dust. However, the Evolution VII's 510 hp comes into play in the second half of the race, allowing it to just edge out the Evo X.
Our long-term Evo IX MR, propelled by the same 286-horsepower engine as the IX GSR but with a six-speed manual and a Bilstein suspension, managed to record the quickest lap time of the day, a 2:34
Kooldino said: Ralliart has less aggressive cams (rumor - I do not know for a fact) Ralliart has no oil cooler, but has hex plugs that block off the oil passages which would lead to a cooler. In that same area (near the oil filter), the Ralliart and the Evo have different caps for the oil pressure spring area. I heard that the Ralliart only has
I also always liked the Evo more, and confirmed it once I've driven a blobeye STi and an Evo 9 back to back. Both have the same minor modifications. My findings were the STi is a bit more daily friendly, but the Evo gives a more exciting driving experience.
Eventually, the 4G33 turbo, as well as the VR-4’s four-wheel-drive made its way to the first Lancer Evo with little to no changes. That said, many car enthusiasts and fans of the Mitsubishi rally-team called the Galant VR-4 the “father” of the Lancer Evo. Moreover, the sixth-gen Galant was the first to introduce the VR-4 versions.
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    • is a lancer and evo the same