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Mitsubishi Thread, Ask about Evo 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 or GTO| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 05:35 PM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic  Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
HAHA Maybe its because I use a light set up Kinda like yours right o.O? Well Maybe it wouldnt do so well with a heavy setup XP |
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 05:40 PM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
agree, heavy setup, i perfer RCII more. but light setup, i like my rims light too. well, my current setup on evo VIII isnt light, its aero c, but i do have TCII and carbon fiber ducted to make it somewhat lighter. but thats my battle setup, the setup i actual perfer overall, is light and fast (stock aero, wingless, etc.) |
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| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 06:38 PM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
Oh I see We dont battle here Like battle ramming and stuff Battle So the use of a light racing set up is good XD |
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| skyangel91 |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 06:49 PM
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I am a S8 rename noob. Group: Advanced Members Posts: 3,503 Member No.: 784 Joined: Sep 4th 2007 Location: Singapore |
TCII is already grippy to me. used to it
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 08:43 PM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
TCII? grippy? its nice but imo not grippy. well if you want slide, try the advan 3 spokes.
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| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 09:21 PM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
HAHA Thats a lot of slide for me XD I would turn and still hit a wall XP Dead on But everyone has their opinions ^^ |
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 09:24 PM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
3 spoke advan isnt that slidey, it might be if youre TOO use to grip..but i can drive slidey or grippy cars, so im fine..lol |
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| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 29 2009, 10:15 PM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
LOL The max slide I can control is the Forged since I used them for a long time XD The 3-Spoke was just too much for me XP |
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| roxas3 |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 12:21 AM
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Camera freak and loving it! Group: Core Members Posts: 7,183 Member No.: 1,131 Joined: Oct 11th 2007 Location: Sydney, Australia |
Dude. Enkei forged are probably the best rims for the Evo in general as I've used it on the Evo VIII, IX and possibly X when I do dress-ups. Dunno how you came to that conclusion. BTW, the Evo X is a good car, probably better than the VIII or the IX. I suppose the reason is that this Evo doesn't babysit you as compared to the previous Evos. You genuinely have to work hard with this car. Hell, borrowing a friend's FT'ed Evo X, I can easily match the Evo IX and VIII. |
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| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 12:25 AM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
Everyone has their own oppinion and driving style I am one of those Who found a rim better than the Forged I too used it I had them on all my Evos But I found it to be inferior to the TCII when I tested them out If you can use the Forged really well Thats good for you |
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 12:55 AM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
i never said "forged sucked" or anything. i just said that it slides, compared to most other rims that ppl use on evos. if you think the forged is good on evos, good for you..imo its not the worst, but definetly not the best. |
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| MoneyMarv |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 04:42 AM
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MoneyMarv @ JigglyPuffZ Group: Core Members Posts: 7,532 Member No.: 3,209 Joined: Jul 8th 2008 Location: Sauga |
I tell u next time i c u, or if u come today. |
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| raven111 |
 Posted: Jan 30 2009, 02:59 PM
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Valhallan Warbird Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,138 Member No.: 2,534 Joined: Apr 2nd 2008 Location: The other side |
Try the 2nd mark inside of the tachometer's redline. So if your tacho redline is @ #7 (for example), hit 7.5 or 8. |
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| roxas3 |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 03:39 PM
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Camera freak and loving it! Group: Core Members Posts: 7,183 Member No.: 1,131 Joined: Oct 11th 2007 Location: Sydney, Australia |
Usually no. About 7.5k to 8k is what I consider the rev-limit of the Evo IX. The reason being is that any higher, you won't be getting any tangible acceleration/speed out of it. @ BNR34NISMO, sorry about that comment. I didn't read the post properly so I didn't mean to come out that harshly. |
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| sway |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 05:25 PM
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RTS-MORPH Group: Advanced Members Posts: 571 Member No.: 2,506 Joined: Mar 29th 2008 Location: Update Profile |
theres like a mad delay from steering to turning on the evo, i rkn that rim sucks! |
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| bless |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 07:27 PM
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Causal Driver of Wangan :) Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,205 Member No.: 129 Joined: Apr 10th 2007 Location: Singapore |
i believe some people still stick to Enkki forge because it used to be the default rims to be selected for evos in version 2.
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| xeoreg |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 07:48 PM
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hello there Group: Core Members Posts: 9,037 Member No.: 175 Joined: May 14th 2007 Location: Toronto, Canada |
i totally agree! enkei forged sux! i lost today on a crown race because the wheels refused to listen to me >< |
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| 909*CT9A |
Posted: Jan 30 2009, 10:32 PM
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Evo Guru Group: Members Posts: 454 Member No.: 4,381 Joined: Jan 10th 2009 Location: 91763 CA |
waitwaitwaitwait ohhh uhh uhhh thnx? wait lMAO!  ahaha wooooooooooooo!  okay (USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST) - Details: Warning has been issued to this post by Hara on Jan 31 2009, 08:22 PM. - Reasons: Making a nonsense post. Spamming.. |
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| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 01:24 AM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
Evo VIII
Stock Aero Stock Wing CF Hood W/O Duct Yokohama Advan TCII Aero mirror Stock wing I cant handle the slide At times my car will slide Other times they will grip Sorry John Back to Staright ^^ |
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:28 AM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
many ppl stick with forged cuz of MT2 imo. forged or 3 spoke advans were used the most on evo VIII. now in MT3, theres much better rims than forged, even though forged isnt that bad..
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| oRoChiIYIaRu |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:34 AM
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Wangan Legend Group: Members Posts: 162 Member No.: 3,825 Joined: Oct 11th 2008 Location: Japan |
I tried TCII on battles
WoW, it's pretty nice... I didnt lost any game today... It gives me better results than RGII -o- |
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:36 AM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
RGII is grip and slide, but i think TCII is better balanced overall than RGII, even though it doesnt have as much grip as RGII. |
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| kenusa |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:36 AM
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Drive it like you stole it. Group: Advanced Members Posts: 546 Member No.: 4,039 Joined: Nov 17th 2008 Location: Hong Kong |
I think it's more about feel then results. ^^
Just my 2 cents. I have yet to make my trip to the arcade, going to be damn rusty. |
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| BNR34NISMO |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:40 AM
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Group: Core Members Posts: 11,308 Member No.: 871 Joined: Sep 17th 2007 Location: Seattle, WA |
well of course, if you like the "feel" of your car, you can drive better. imo which leads to better results.
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| MDZRX7 |
Posted: Jan 31 2009, 02:40 AM
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WME RX-/Lan Evo Mechanic Group: Advanced Members Posts: 1,091 Member No.: 3,880 Joined: Oct 23rd 2008 Location: Kalihi, Hawaii |
LOL I too was surprised on the performance of the TCII It felt so awsome and I took a crown XD |
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