Import Quick 8 @ Natural Bridge this friday..
those are 1st gen comparisons.. I own a 2nd... which had a piddly t25, leaky "plastic" bov (it might hold around 10psi), not to mention it's the wonderfully dreaded 7 bolt motor. I'm not saying anything over the weight ratio, cause I don't know what the gvr4 weighs. I just think it is a bad time for that car.
Originally Posted by IntegraXSi
1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS-T 6.4 14.8
1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX 6.4 14.9
WOW its a push (1/4 mile times)
1991 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 7.3 15.6
The only point I was trying to make was power to weight
Still 10.5 out of a Stock Galant I cant complain
1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX 6.4 14.9
WOW its a push (1/4 mile times)
1991 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 7.3 15.6
The only point I was trying to make was power to weight
Still 10.5 out of a Stock Galant I cant complain
Originally Posted by Cosmo
So that 1/10 of a second proves that FWD cars are faster? 

Originally Posted by cootees
, cause I don't know what the gvr4 weighs. I just think it is a bad time for that car.
95 GS-t 2877 Empty Curb Weight
Taken from MSN Auto
http://autos.msn.com/default.aspx?src=autolink
So running the same time with an Extra 525 pounds is bad. If you use the rule of .10 for every 100lbs the VR-4at the same weight as the GS-t would run ~10.0 and the GS-t at the same weight of the vr-4 would run ~11.0
Last edited by IntegraXSi; Jul 22, 2004 at 10:19 AM.
Originally Posted by IntegraXSi
Did you miss the part were I said its a "PUSH", I have no facts to back me that will satisfy you so I will leave it at that.
91 VR-4 3405 Empty Curb Weight
95 GS-t 2877 Empty Curb Weight
Taken from MSN Auto
http://autos.msn.com/default.aspx?src=autolink
So running the same time with an Extra 525 pounds is bad. If you use the rule of .10 for every 100lbs the VR-4at the same weight as the GS-t would run ~10.0 and the GS-t at the same weight of the vr-4 would run ~11.0
91 VR-4 3405 Empty Curb Weight
95 GS-t 2877 Empty Curb Weight
Taken from MSN Auto
http://autos.msn.com/default.aspx?src=autolink
So running the same time with an Extra 525 pounds is bad. If you use the rule of .10 for every 100lbs the VR-4at the same weight as the GS-t would run ~10.0 and the GS-t at the same weight of the vr-4 would run ~11.0
Originally Posted by cootees
Correct. The weight ratio is in account for however the extra weight that an awd car should have will be more than made up for by it's launch.
Originally Posted by VTFORDLADY
why don't you race cosmo to find out?
Originally Posted by IntegraXSi
Your right there is a substantial advantage off the line (60ft) over a FWD. But weight is still a factor just look at the # on a FWD and awd dsm stock for stock . The awd has the advantage off the line but the fwd can reel in and keep up and the BIG difference in weight the FWD DSM has over the VR-4 almost negates the advantage of the awd on the vr-4.
Originally Posted by cootees
You're also comparing the 1st gen fwd to the gvr4. I am comparing the 2g which is not nearly built as well as the 1st gens.




