1996 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV GT2 - The Sweet Spot - 167
The attainment of that car led naturally to Ross building an Evo as a street-drivable misplace hack. At least, that was the original plan. Once Ross started tinkering with the car, a creator Evo IV RS, that plan went out the window.
It all started with a disconcert-mounted pedal box. Fitting the pedal box meant that the driver’s cradle mounting had to be moved back, which required the steering column to be shifted so that Ross could reach it. These alterations had a toss-on effect that saw Ross’s street driven follow hack transformed into a fully fledged line car that can devour the Manfeild Motorsport Park
racetrack in 1:10.
The bod took the better part of three years to complete. There were two reasons for the talkative gestation period. First, it enabled Ross to spread the substantial cost of performance parts, which were shipped in from RHD Japan. Mostly, however, when you’re as exacting with your preparations and fabrication as Ross is, these things just take time.
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