Mitsubishi GT3000
26 February 2003, 09:04 AM
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Whats the low down on these cars, are they quick like the Evo's.
One tried to race me last night , I had the wife in the car and we all know what that means, no can play.
I was driving my modded STI 7.
One tried to race me last night , I had the wife in the car and we all know what that means, no can play.
I was driving my modded STI 7.
27 February 2003, 11:05 AM
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Had one for 2 1/2 years from new.
Engine was superb - V6 Twin Turbo. Very smooth (no lag) and very "torquey". God only knows what it could have done in the hands of a tuner!!
They are a bit heavy in the corners but have adjustable suspension on the dash and are easy to balance on four wheel drifts.
I gave many a "boy racer" a few surprises in mine!!
The only problem was, the build quality and the electrics were a nightmare. I won't even list the problems (far too many) but I eventually got that fed up it had to go....
The STi7 I have now (even with a few niggles) is a breath of fresh air on reliability by comparison!
Engine was superb - V6 Twin Turbo. Very smooth (no lag) and very "torquey". God only knows what it could have done in the hands of a tuner!!
They are a bit heavy in the corners but have adjustable suspension on the dash and are easy to balance on four wheel drifts.
I gave many a "boy racer" a few surprises in mine!!
The only problem was, the build quality and the electrics were a nightmare. I won't even list the problems (far too many) but I eventually got that fed up it had to go....
The STi7 I have now (even with a few niggles) is a breath of fresh air on reliability by comparison!
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