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<blockquote data-quote="AlexC" data-source="post: 87727" data-attributes="member: 1462"><p>One of the Evo club members apparently picked an Evo 9 up for around RM260k. RM280+ is Mitsu Malaysia's retail price with warranty.</p><p></p><p>In standard form the performance and fuel consumption should be awesome. Even with mild mods like intake and exhaust the self-learning ECU should be able to compensate. However in high-power applications eg. cams and a bigger turbo, you're gonna have to retune the fuel/timing maps. The problem then, is that MIVEC varies with RPM and load- you can't accurately tune for something that's variable. And it's gonna be a while before HKS, Ralliart, Autronic et al release their Engine Management Systems for the 9.</p><p></p><p>Yes, most Evos change their oil every 5k.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AlexC, post: 87727, member: 1462"] One of the Evo club members apparently picked an Evo 9 up for around RM260k. RM280+ is Mitsu Malaysia's retail price with warranty. In standard form the performance and fuel consumption should be awesome. Even with mild mods like intake and exhaust the self-learning ECU should be able to compensate. However in high-power applications eg. cams and a bigger turbo, you're gonna have to retune the fuel/timing maps. The problem then, is that MIVEC varies with RPM and load- you can't accurately tune for something that's variable. And it's gonna be a while before HKS, Ralliart, Autronic et al release their Engine Management Systems for the 9. Yes, most Evos change their oil every 5k. [/QUOTE]
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