take a look at this yoke!!!
http://www.adverts.ie/showproduct.php?p ... 1140&cat=2
4WD - 250 hp
mad looking yoke
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Mitsubishi RVR
by Sebastian » Fri Dec 18, 2009 10:01 pm
no1. manual GR 96 l no2. tip GR 95 l no3. manual Gpx 95 l no.4 manual Gpx 95 l no.5 manual Gpx 96 l no.6 tip GR 95 - in 2011 took a break from the FTO scene
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Re: Mitsubishi RVR
by colm_mcm » Fri Dec 18, 2009 11:10 pm
Mitsubishi used to sell the predecessor of that here, it was called the Space Runner
The top spec on the older model used the 2.0 turbo Galant VR4 engine (87-92 Galant, not the V6) think they had in the region of 250hp
They were 4wd too but Ireland only got the bread-and-butter 1.8 model.
There's also a good few Chariot RVR models in Ireland imported from Japan (look like a Space Wagon with a spare wheel on the back door)
The top spec on the older model used the 2.0 turbo Galant VR4 engine (87-92 Galant, not the V6) think they had in the region of 250hp
They were 4wd too but Ireland only got the bread-and-butter 1.8 model.
There's also a good few Chariot RVR models in Ireland imported from Japan (look like a Space Wagon with a spare wheel on the back door)
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Re: Mitsubishi RVR
by RussMan » Fri Dec 25, 2009 11:06 pm
My next door neighbour has one and its the dogs... intercooler, blow off valve and looks like junk but goes like stink, 4 wheel drive also 
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Re: Mitsubishi RVR
by CJ » Sat Dec 26, 2009 11:53 am
RussMan wrote:looks like junk but goes like stink
What a great phrase, a street stinker rather than a street sleeper perhaps?
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