That is absolutely insane. I agree, tub it out and stick some meat back there.
You cant be serious about making the AWD functional, is there even enough room, doesnt look like it.
Sounds awesome, cant wait to see it fully tuned and ready to go. It doesnt look like it has a LS rear end, I only saw one tire mark from that long burn out.

poorredneck

July 04, 2007

And another reason is because the supercharger wasn't even connected... and by the way the video looks, all the plumbing is done... talk about sucking air through a straw!

Elmo187

June 27, 2007

read the description.....

the reason why its sluggish is cuz its still being tuned.

60e47152

June 26, 2007

Theres no way they can get the awd to function again. Not unless the owner is willing to pay more than it cost to do the swap. Honestly the car seemed slugish and only capable of doing burnouts. Every time the driver gave the car gas it seemed to just bog forward-serious tuning needed. If putting an ls1 into an evo makes it better because of additional cylinders. Then a Honda v10 into a corvette should be an even further improvement. I know Honda doesn't build v10's yet! but they will in about two years!

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Mitsubishi Evo 9 with a Vortech Supercharged 5.7L LS1 V8. its still being tuned at this very moment,...

Mitsubishi Evo 9 with a Vortech Supercharged 5.7L LS1 V8. its still being tuned at this very moment, S/C not quite hooked up just yet but bolted in.

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