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Old Feb 13, 2007 | 06:40 PM
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Default Re: crossfire vs. s2000

Originally Posted by Maxwell
what exactly do you mean when you say huge? what parts are you looking for?

edit; Are you just hoping to build a 500 hp 4 cylinder motor, and actually think it will be reliable or last more than a month? I don't even thing the Evo can be a reliable engine past 300 hp, even if the aftermarket can support it up to 450-500 hp. What are your future plans for your new car, are you looking for a race car or a street car?
There are stock turbo evo's and stock internals daily driven with 400 whp plus.

My friend has a 430 whp SRT-4, daily driven and has gone 11.6 @ 125, many many drag runs. And has been at that power level for well over a year.

A friend of mine just sold his 530 whp GT35R STi. Again, Daily driven.

And remember the 4g63 has stronger internals, than that of the srt-4 drivetrain. A titanium valve train for instance. Again there are plenty of daily driven evo's and srt-4's in that power range.

The evo can't handle 300 hp? On the 9's a tune and tbe, will yield you 330-340 whp. And a lot of evo's are modding to that degree or more. You know very little about what these cars are capable of.

The EVO can be a daily driven race car. Dominate at the track, then drive home. It's that simple.

There is a reason why the Evo sold well, and the Crossfire did not. The Evo excels, while the Crossfire was a dud.
 
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