Will There Be A 6spd USDM Evo??
Jul 4, 2003 | 03:26 PM
#31
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From: Arlington, TX
.. and inexperienced children drivers who don't know how to drive a manual transmission equiped car. Giving an Evo as a toy to fumble through learning how to drive one on mitsubishi's buck under warranty is unfortunately and pathetically common.
Even tried and true current transmissions and clutches can't handle improper misuse.
Even tried and true current transmissions and clutches can't handle improper misuse.
Jul 4, 2003 | 04:34 PM
#32
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From: Rochester, NY
Originally posted by Mister2zx3
.. and inexperienced children drivers who don't know how to drive a manual transmission equiped car. Giving an Evo as a toy to fumble through learning how to drive one on mitsubishi's buck under warranty is unfortunately and pathetically common.
Even tried and true current transmissions and clutches can't handle improper misuse.
.. and inexperienced children drivers who don't know how to drive a manual transmission equiped car. Giving an Evo as a toy to fumble through learning how to drive one on mitsubishi's buck under warranty is unfortunately and pathetically common.
Even tried and true current transmissions and clutches can't handle improper misuse.
i never have driven a mt before, and my brother wouldn't let me learn on his MIII so i had to learn on my Evo when i got it, took me a week to get it down.
I'm not too worried about messing up the clutch seeing as its not the best clutch made.
Didn't some magazine say that the STi was brutal and shakey when shifting specially at turns?
