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Raptor Jesus Loves U
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Raptor Jesus Loves U
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 1,133
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From: 757
Re: Dope status (Take 2)
The Galant i always wanted....
This is a list of most of the important equipment that is standard on the VR-4. Of course the car comes with doors and silly stuff like that.
turbo-charged, intercooled, Mitsubishi 16-valve 2.0 litre engine rated at 195 hp @ 6000 rpm and 203 lb-ft of torque @ 3000 rpm
five-speed manual overdrive transmission
four-wheel independant suspension
four-wheel disk brakes with anti-lock feature (two-channel)
full-time all-wheel-drive with a center viscous coupler (indefinitely variable with a standard 50/50 torque split)
power-assist speed-sensative four-wheel steering (same-phase up to 1.5 degrees, above 30 mph) - with a "4WS" sticker for the rear window.
power-assist windows (with driver's side "auto down"), door locks, mirrors, and radio antenna
full function cruise control
speed-variable windshield wipers (with intermittent feature)
leather seating surfaces (driver's seat has 3-position lumbar support)
security system
ETR AM stereo/FM stereo/casette/graphic equalizer sound system with 6 speakers and auxiliary CD input (ETR AM/FM stereo cassette w/6 speakers was standard in '91)
Projector-type fog lights
carpetded floor mats
rear window defogger
15x6.0 JJ color-keyed cast aluminum alloy wheels (8-spoke for '91; 5-spoke for '92) with 195/60R15 Bridgestone Potenza RE88 tires (H-rated in 1991 and V-rated in 1992)
available in a limited number of colors: Nile Black Metallic, Summit White, or Belize Green Metallic for '91. Kensington Grey Metallic was added for the 1992 model.
Rear spoiler with LED high-mount stop light
driver-selectable instrument panel backlight
leather wrap steering wheel and shifter knob
special limited edition badge on dash board that states the car's number (n of 2000 for '91 or n of 1000 for '92), special limited edition key fob with car's number, and special leather auto document holder.
This is a list of most of the important equipment that is standard on the VR-4. Of course the car comes with doors and silly stuff like that.
turbo-charged, intercooled, Mitsubishi 16-valve 2.0 litre engine rated at 195 hp @ 6000 rpm and 203 lb-ft of torque @ 3000 rpm
five-speed manual overdrive transmission
four-wheel independant suspension
four-wheel disk brakes with anti-lock feature (two-channel)
full-time all-wheel-drive with a center viscous coupler (indefinitely variable with a standard 50/50 torque split)
power-assist speed-sensative four-wheel steering (same-phase up to 1.5 degrees, above 30 mph) - with a "4WS" sticker for the rear window.
power-assist windows (with driver's side "auto down"), door locks, mirrors, and radio antenna
full function cruise control
speed-variable windshield wipers (with intermittent feature)
leather seating surfaces (driver's seat has 3-position lumbar support)
security system
ETR AM stereo/FM stereo/casette/graphic equalizer sound system with 6 speakers and auxiliary CD input (ETR AM/FM stereo cassette w/6 speakers was standard in '91)
Projector-type fog lights
carpetded floor mats
rear window defogger
15x6.0 JJ color-keyed cast aluminum alloy wheels (8-spoke for '91; 5-spoke for '92) with 195/60R15 Bridgestone Potenza RE88 tires (H-rated in 1991 and V-rated in 1992)
available in a limited number of colors: Nile Black Metallic, Summit White, or Belize Green Metallic for '91. Kensington Grey Metallic was added for the 1992 model.
Rear spoiler with LED high-mount stop light
driver-selectable instrument panel backlight
leather wrap steering wheel and shifter knob
special limited edition badge on dash board that states the car's number (n of 2000 for '91 or n of 1000 for '92), special limited edition key fob with car's number, and special leather auto document holder.
