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post Aug 2 2008, 06:38 PM
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Hey guys. so I was wondering if there is a thread on here somewhere that has the differences between all the lancers... I sure there is but in really lazy right now. haha. thanks guys.
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post Aug 3 2008, 01:17 AM
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probably would've helped u til u added the lazy part.
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well then forget the lazy part I'm looking at buying a oz but I don't don't know the dif
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i think just some 15 inch wheels...right?
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post Aug 8 2008, 09:26 AM
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you mean between the normal lancer and the oz is only 15 in rims? is the oz the same thing as the ralliart then? is there a engine difference between the ralliart and the normal lancer? thanks for the help.
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ralliart has a 2.4L with MIVEC (rather than 2.0 w/o Mivec), sport tuned suspension and 16" wheels. it also has gauges and some extra crap like RA floormats on the interior. its a step down from an evo yet a step up from a regular lancer. :thumbsup:
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ok. sweet! thanks for the help. another noob lancer question. is there a year where they went bad? like in the eclipse the went bad in 2000. just wondering if there was a few years that you guys would really recomend to look for in both quality, power and handling, and cost effectiveness? thanks alot for the help guys. Im more of a eclipse guy myself but I might get a lancer... maybe :D
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to be honest with u...besides the evo...u better be ready to dish out some cash to get it as fast as u want it. the RA is not real real quick...i can't even imagine the other lancers. if u got the cash to buy an RA and turbo($5k), then yea, do it. if not, go get a gs-t or gsx for $8 or $9k and take the money u saved and buy a bigger turbo and get a high priced hooker. you'll be much happier with the outcome.
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Wiki it. All the difference will be listed.
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ok thanks guys.
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