Cutting through the crap on mods for Outlander
#11
05-29-2005 | 01:06 PM
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RE: Cutting through the crap on mods for Outlander
How would you describe the change it has made to your Outlander?
Power: More high end, low end or mid range.
Sound: Throaty, Brappy, tinny? How loud?
Is the difference really noticable? What other mods do you have?
Sorry for all the questions.
Power: More high end, low end or mid range.
Sound: Throaty, Brappy, tinny? How loud?
Is the difference really noticable? What other mods do you have?
Sorry for all the questions.
#12
06-06-2005 | 07:10 AM
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RE: Cutting through the crap on mods for Outlander
Power: More high end, low end or mid range.
----->mid range w/ my mods....
Sound: Throaty, Brappy, tinny? How loud?
------>all throaty up front, tinny at the back pressure....w/out resonator, its too loud (like a B-16 )
Is the difference really noticable? What other mods do you have?
----------->big diffrence.....
------------> ignition wires (8.5 mm ) hyper voltage system, bosch plat.4 series and a obx universal fuel pressure reg.
----->mid range w/ my mods....
Sound: Throaty, Brappy, tinny? How loud?
------>all throaty up front, tinny at the back pressure....w/out resonator, its too loud (like a B-16 )
Is the difference really noticable? What other mods do you have?
----------->big diffrence.....
------------> ignition wires (8.5 mm ) hyper voltage system, bosch plat.4 series and a obx universal fuel pressure reg.
#16
06-15-2005 | 09:58 AM
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RE: Cutting through the crap on mods for Outlander
Hi Richo,
I have the black VR-x
looks pretty good, the HSV was black too
a bit of a trend happening here.
not game to try anything on the outlander yet.
will wait and see whay others are doing before i take the plunge.
I have the black VR-x
looks pretty good, the HSV was black too
a bit of a trend happening here.
not game to try anything on the outlander yet.
will wait and see whay others are doing before i take the plunge.
#18
06-16-2005 | 01:28 PM
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Joined: May 2005
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RE: Cutting through the crap on mods for Outlander
wicked_outlander:
I posted this link earlier.
http://www.mitsubishi-motors.com.au/...jsp?groupId=22
It's to the Mitsubishi Australia website. The pics aren't the best. It looks much better on the road and is a real head turner.
zoolander:
Cool. Which dealer did you buy from? and what was your experience.
I first approched Southlands, but they were freaking useless. Terrible experience. I then went to Australian Motors morphett vale, they were pretty good. I could see the guy was pretty disappointed I didn't want to buy on the spot after they gave me there demo car over night. But at that point I wasn't sure about buying an auto. Now that there is no hope of a manual until 2007 in Australia, I guess I have to make the decision based on the auto model. Anyway since the wife is 38 weeks pregnant I have put car hunting on the back burner, been really busy "nesting" <rolls eyes>
I posted this link earlier.
http://www.mitsubishi-motors.com.au/...jsp?groupId=22
It's to the Mitsubishi Australia website. The pics aren't the best. It looks much better on the road and is a real head turner.
zoolander:
Cool. Which dealer did you buy from? and what was your experience.
I first approched Southlands, but they were freaking useless. Terrible experience. I then went to Australian Motors morphett vale, they were pretty good. I could see the guy was pretty disappointed I didn't want to buy on the spot after they gave me there demo car over night. But at that point I wasn't sure about buying an auto. Now that there is no hope of a manual until 2007 in Australia, I guess I have to make the decision based on the auto model. Anyway since the wife is 38 weeks pregnant I have put car hunting on the back burner, been really busy "nesting" <rolls eyes>
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