lancer gts vs civic si
ok me and my friend were just messin around until we came across a civic and got it on...it was pretty tight.
Vtec B18c Vs Mivec at Tawau Sabah Drag Race may 2008
Hor Drag race on tawau-drag 2008 bang your head don`t be makan asap la..tawau racer head bangers at the old Tawau-airport Drag race, Jalan Utara, on 30 & 31th 2008 kelab borneo drag
Lancer Ralliart Puerto Rico
A short clip of pictures of ralliart's from puerto rico
simplemente una compilacion de fotos (2005-2006)
yt. me borraron la cancion que tenia :/
SRT-4 vs Si
SRT when her only mod was the Greddy evo2 cat-back Exhaust against Honda civic Si fully rebuilt, forged internals, and higher compression ratio.
Ralliart vs Evo X MR Round 1.mov
Ralliart (Camera Car) vs Evo X MR Please comment. And check out my other vids... Its my same Rotor glow Ra\\iart from my other vids. Check out Round 2 in my vids.
Street Fight: WRX v Lancer Ralliart v Mazdaspeed 3
CHECK OUT THE SPORT COMPACT COMPARISON:
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/Comparos/articleId=128908?tid=edmunds.il.home.photopanel..1.*
Thanks to three turbochargers, 724 horsepower and five limited-slip differentials, comparing the 2008 Mazdaspeed 3, 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX and 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart should be more entertaining than a cage match between Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and New Kids on the Block. Imagine the fun! Donny and Danny hangin' tough from the walls of the cage while Joey, Jordan and Jonathan get tossed into the crowd.
The way we see it, our Rampage vs. New Kids bout is no different from pitting the Mazdaspeed 3 — the current champ of the sport compact world — against the Lancer Ralliart and Subaru WRX. On the track, an epic ass-kicking is bound to ensue.
But comparison tests aren't always won on the track. Since these cars all share a focus on real-world driving for enthusiasts, we weighted performance as 25 percent of this test's scoring total, leaving the remaining points to price (20 percent), feature content (20 percent), fuel economy (15 percent), our subjective evaluation (15 percent) and personal and recommended picks (5 percent).
So performance is important, but in the end, the most well-rounded car wins.