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[Poll] Which mods would you be most likely to buy? Short Ram Intake- $149   43% (7) X bar front strut brace- very minor mod( yes one)$139   0% (0) Straight strut bar- NO mods necessary$79   12% (2) Underdrive pulley/ belt $129   6% (1) Piggyback/ software $459   12% (2) Axxis Deluxe brake pads $79   0% (0) Ported intake manifold $359 plus $200 core   25% (4) Total Votes : 16 (last vote on : 3/22/2008 8:03:14 PM) (Poll will run till: -- ) Login Message << Older Topic   Newer Topic >>

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/14/2006 5:47:29 PM    06OutlanderSE Posts: 313 Joined: 7/5/2006 Status: offline im thinking about getting the road race intake since it bolts up no problem..and i heard good things (in reply to dirtwagon) Post #: 51

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/14/2006 10:57:27 PM    dirtwagon Posts: 1132 Joined: 12/7/2005 Status: offline They say the SRAM is good for 1 sec off the 1/4 mile time or something to that effect- I'm not sure I believe that, but again- designed for the R/A Lancer it may do it on the Lancer. Anyway, I don't think you would be disappointed with a new intake at all. _____________________________ Ex Outlander owner (in reply to 06OutlanderSE) Post #: 52

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/16/2006 11:08:24 PM    expositor   Posts: 119 Joined: 6/14/2006 Status: offline my weapon-r was a pain, but only because it's made to accomodate the older maf. rrm's has the aperture for the probe-type maf in the 2006 outlander; however, it utilizes the oem rubber intake tube with its 90 degree bend towards the front, and might not leave enough room for the oem air scoop. though my intake is half custom with its rubber plumbers fittings, it does seem to give me just a little more 'oomph' than i had with the oem air-boxes, especially winding it out to about 4000 rpm before 'banging' the gears; (thanks punisher!!!) it pulls a bit better, and really 'growls!!!' now if could do what dirt did and get those headers, cat, and muffler....but i really need that sway-bar!!! woe is me.... (in reply to dirtwagon) Post #: 53

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/17/2006 11:35:28 AM    dirtwagon Posts: 1132 Joined: 12/7/2005 Status: offline ...lol...woe is all of us who want performance out of our Outlanders right now. RPW out of Australia has a new cam design they are finalizing, but don't have any dyno info yet....and it's about $600. Better be pushing some decent numbers with it. There are a lot more things I want to do, but the money factor is always an issue. _____________________________ Ex Outlander owner (in reply to expositor) Post #: 54

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/17/2006 6:56:23 PM    expositor   Posts: 119 Joined: 6/14/2006 Status: offline you said it!!! too many dependents i can no longer claim tax deductions for, and not enough sheckels.... (in reply to dirtwagon) Post #: 55

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/18/2006 2:13:51 PM    dirtwagon Posts: 1132 Joined: 12/7/2005 Status: offline Performance mods on the Outlander are like walking through 3 feet of snow naked....it's a hell of a trek, but when you get where you want to be, everyone will be looking. _____________________________ Ex Outlander owner (in reply to expositor) Post #: 56

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/18/2006 4:41:30 PM    06OutlanderSE Posts: 313 Joined: 7/5/2006 Status: offline yeah and just keep ams evolander in your head and youll want to spend more and more....and soon youll be to where everyone will look (in reply to dirtwagon) Post #: 57

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/18/2006 5:48:48 PM    Punisher   Posts: 299 Joined: 1/25/2004 From: United States Status: offline well if everything goes right with the new srt-4 caliber, we may finally see somethings come out for our engine. _____________________________ Outlander: Wraith <- click it Working on: interior audio, inteior lighting, exterior lighting (multi-fogs) (in reply to 06OutlanderSE) Post #: 58

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/18/2006 9:48:36 PM    06OutlanderSE Posts: 313 Joined: 7/5/2006 Status: offline yea that would be pretty cool to get some more parts available (in reply to Punisher) Post #: 59

RE: Which mods would you be most likely to buy? - 8/20/2006 1:13:49 PM    dirtwagon Posts: 1132 Joined: 12/7/2005 Status: offline True, but that is also a DOHC and has some different internal designs, but it's still a 4G69 although only Mitsu will be uning the 4G69 designation. The DOHC setup will only give us an additional 8HP initially, which was rather depressing. But, alas, we may have a way into the performance market after all. The SRT4 will definately be coming out, and Dodge is getting 300HP out of it. It may well have been worth the wait. We need ALL the specs and to break them down and see where there are significant differences aside from the turbo. As for the AMS Evolander.........I hate them...lol. They have too much money to play with and on top of that, it's not a 4G69, it's an EVO VIII driveline swapped into an Outlander with Airtrek body parts. Damn, talk abouit some cutting and pasting. _____________________________ Ex Outlander owner (in reply to 06OutlanderSE) Post #: 60

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