Bob's evo 4

Here is my other baby
1996 Mitsubishi evolution IV
She has done a genuine 98,000kms and still clocks up in kmh
I have owned it since 2011  




It has been only ever used in the dry ,  
Previous owner was as bad as me  it has sat in a heated carpeted garage every night since import  

It has had since i bought it ,And all new  GENUINE  mitsubishi parts ,  Drop links , wishbones , drive shafts , calipers , inner and out rack ends , wheel bearings / drive hubs , discs and pads , shocks , top mounts , cambelt , water pump , oils , filters , The list just keeps going

Im trying to get it perfect
Apart from the exhaust shes factory standard with no mods .
I have a standard back box and am waiting for a centre section to arrive


Im in the process of ordering some new tyres but unsure what to go for .  i was thinkg about some  yoko's

very nice

I bought a 4 quite recently in a moment of lost pulsar faith. I have to say it was an excellent vehicle

It is such a nice vehicle to drive . And oh my does it handle well .

Loving active yaw control

Now that's how a car should be loved

what was scary was how fast you could drive it with little effort

Nice motor mate  looks clean

very tidy - I've always been a fan of the older evo's

nice Ride mate!

love the older evo's everyone goes for 6's though my favoutire is the 5. Very nice car mate:)

Bones wrote:Now that's how a car should be loved

It gets more attention than any other car i've owned . All the neighbours are amazed that it is 18 years old .
Today i took the wheels off and cleaned the inside of the rims .
Then i stripped the brakes off and painted the calipers .
The calipers were just sarting to rust slightly so got the high temp silver out .

Going to take it to a few shows this year ,
They have a motor show for classic cars on the island and think i might take it down

When I was looking for a pulsar a few years ago I ended up getting a blue one of these, absolutely loved it.

My baby