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Old 06-13-2005, 11:07 PM
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sti 300 mr 276 hp there is not much diffence between the to also the mr weighs less than the sti with just basic mods to the mr you would beat an sti hands down in the power and in handling. All you would need is a cone air filter and a type-s bov and you would take a sti. depending where you live an sti here is about 40 g's the mr is about 36-38
dude...like i said in my previous post...both cars are compared stock to stock. don throw in mods to one car and not the other.

don get me wrong...i love the Evos (i got 2 of them) but i also know where it stands compared to other cars. its not the God of all cars...but its almost...
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I would take the evo over the STi hands down. I know the Sti is a little bit beafyer, but the evo's handeling is significantly better then the STi, and to me at least, that means somthing.
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I would take the evo over the STi hands down. I know the Sti is a little bit beafyer, but the evo's handeling is significantly better then the STi, and to me at least, that means somthing.
thats right...you on the right track. handling wise...Evos with their electric wizardry will outgun and outpace the STi.

just to give u guys a better insight...i hav a magazine (LanEvo Magazine) that pitted a few of the top tuners' Evos on the Nagoya test ground tracks...the best lap times clocked up by those hard-tuned 500bhp+ cars cannot beat the best lap time clocked by a near stock Evo MR (cept for some performance air-intake n exhaust system...prolly running at bout 300bhp+). this only shows to what extent the Evos have upped their ante in the handling n performance war against the Subies.
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im going with the STi on this one... 14.5 psi compared to the evos 19psi (correct me if im wrong). theres a lot of room for more ponys with the STi in my opinion. but im very biased...
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im going with the STi on this one... 14.5 psi compared to the evos 19psi (correct me if im wrong). theres a lot of room for more ponys with the STi in my opinion. but im very biased...
hahaha...dude...u are biased. in fact both the STi n Evos can hit the 19psi mark...just depends on which can achieve better ponies with that high level of boost.

my money would be prolly on the STi cos of its naturally higher engine dispacenment n all...but it is still the handling department that the Evo will inch out.
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