Thegame

iTrader: (26)

If the car was once modded, then brought back to stock, then chances are their is a boost leak somewhere.

mrmefodman

iTrader: (1)

to me this is a simple fix. You said that you had a svt focus. Hop in that for a day or two, and then the evo will be fast as h e l l all over again. Then mod a little and its even faster.

brandoncoker

well i took the car to a dealership and had them check for a boost leak and they came up with nothing and told me i was parenoid lol they also said i should buy a evox

evoPirate

iTrader: (12)

just start seraching and reading on the proper path to mod, spend your money wisely and you'll be more then happy soon enough. its a very funny thing to read about how 400+whp is just "meh" around here and even 500's are becoming very common lol there is plenty of "fast" in your car, give it time

TSiAWD666

iTrader: (5)

The car stock isn't much to talk about in a straight line, but what it does come with is pretty good handling in a variety of road conditions and a strong affinity for hp modifications. If the car isn't powerful enough for you a few simple and relatively cheap mods will give you a huge boost in power.

03v8slayer

iTrader: (3)

If u mod it u will fell the difference. i drove a stock 9 the other day and dam i fell the difference with my moded 8

nightwalker

get a 9 turbo, some cams, 680cc or bigger injectors and a walbro. Tune it, and you'll be just fine

evo_domination

gt45r. Slow problem solved.

grillpt

iTrader: (24)

Your gonna have problems with Porsche's, M3's and such on the highway, thats not where these cars shine...

Twisties my friend, coming off the corner.

JUNKGSX

I would definitely do a compression test on it after doing a boost leak test.