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Rally car pics
last one looks like a widebody that been modded front end. note 1 piece rear qtr panels and conquest rims...
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nope thats the genuine hong kong to beijing yellow one, that the "jackie" car from special stage was copied off. jackie was a GSR-V, this one is a ridgy didge group B car, its in the mitsubishi museum in japan. mrbishi has pics from when he went there, they're on this site somewhere.
the white one is also a GSR-V, it has the same kit that the "jackie" car has. i think it may be owned by mitsubishi japan as it seems to show up whenever that hong kong-beijing car does..
both of those cars had the dealer fitted group B replica body kit, which cost as much as the car itself!!
the white one is also a GSR-V, it has the same kit that the "jackie" car has. i think it may be owned by mitsubishi japan as it seems to show up whenever that hong kong-beijing car does..
both of those cars had the dealer fitted group B replica body kit, which cost as much as the car itself!!
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anyone notice the b-pillar vents on yellow? groovy..
and i don't think the rear hatch is as weak as everyone makes it out to be... if yellow can support a wing like that (and it doesn't look like the hatch has been reinforced, and it's not sealed or anything, as the spare is there), then it can definately support an average fibreglass spoiler methinks
perhaps not the generic ricer T wings.. those things create more drag than downforce.. but something about, say 5 inches off the hatch face?
and i don't think the rear hatch is as weak as everyone makes it out to be... if yellow can support a wing like that (and it doesn't look like the hatch has been reinforced, and it's not sealed or anything, as the spare is there), then it can definately support an average fibreglass spoiler methinks
perhaps not the generic ricer T wings.. those things create more drag than downforce.. but something about, say 5 inches off the hatch face?
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How about a drift wingthrash wrote:anyone notice the b-pillar vents on yellow? groovy..
and i don't think the rear hatch is as weak as everyone makes it out to be... if yellow can support a wing like that (and it doesn't look like the hatch has been reinforced, and it's not sealed or anything, as the spare is there), then it can definately support an average fibreglass spoiler methinks
perhaps not the generic ricer T wings.. those things create more drag than downforce.. but something about, say 5 inches off the hatch face?
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I saw the yellow one 2-3 years ago in the Mitsubishi museum in Nagoya. Unfortunately the only pics that turned out OK were when I used the flash on the underside of the front end.
I do remember opening the door (no-one was around ) and being amazed at how light it was. Carbon fibre or fibreglass or some whiz bang material.
I do remember opening the door (no-one was around ) and being amazed at how light it was. Carbon fibre or fibreglass or some whiz bang material.
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The yellow one is the real deal. I was at Rally Hokkaido working with Ralliart a few years back and had a chance to look over the yellow one. I happened to be with one of the Ralliart engineers who was actually part of the Starion 4WD project and he gave me a run down on it. I even have a few under bonnet pics and a few of me sitting in it. Pretty agricultural compared to what we do now days but an innovative step forward in its time.
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I've got a feeling i've got these pics on my computer.Muz wrote:The yellow one is the real deal. I was at Rally Hokkaido working with Ralliart a few years back and had a chance to look over the yellow one. I happened to be with one of the Ralliart engineers who was actually part of the Starion 4WD project and he gave me a run down on it. I even have a few under bonnet pics and a few of me sitting in it. Pretty agricultural compared to what we do now days but an innovative step forward in its time.
Can you confirm these are the ones.
Yes, they are the ones. There may even be a few more kicking around. I will have to dig through my photo's. I also have a few others from Japan, an EX2000 Lancer driven by Pentti Airikkala in the 1000 lakes rally, an LA Lancer of Joginder Singh from the East African Safari, Makinen's EVO V Gp "A" car from Monte Carlo, Alistair Mc Crae's WRC EVO VII, Kenjiro Shinozuka's VR4 from 1992 Ivory coast rally and Taguchi's GP A EVO V. I am happy to put a few more up if you want to see them.
those look like.. intercooler fins (??) in the rear spoiler?
and what sort of injection manifold is that?
and what sort of injection manifold is that?
quest wrote:don't try explaining that to her tho..... just leave. lolWANTSOM wrote:Personally, I find sloppy boxes very unsatisfying. I like them tight and taught to the point that if you dont have to push to get it in then its probably too old and time to get a new one :P
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