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Old 3rd March 2009, 14:14   #16
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That is one HOT looking Lancer. Love the paint on it
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Old 3rd March 2009, 14:14   #17
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Lovely Colour Harrie!

Can you put up a few more pics (- under the hood )- especially the intake treatment.
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Old 3rd March 2009, 14:23   #18
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Nice looking car. Is this the car that speedzak had bought from bombay ?

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With the air con on it gives me like 10kmpl in the city.
Which city would that be ?
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Old 3rd March 2009, 15:07   #19
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Nice looking car. Is this the car that speedzak had bought from bombay ?
Which city would that be ?
Nope this is what I picked up from bangalore.
City as in Coimbatore - Race Course to the garage and back. About 50kms or so in a day on average.
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Lovely lovely lovely looking car!! You are one lucky bugger to be driving in this on an everyday basis!!
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Old 3rd March 2009, 15:59   #21
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Awesome ride dude! What you have under that hood is something that many of us Lancer owners dream of!
I hope you've removed the ad from the classifieds section
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Old 3rd March 2009, 17:33   #22
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Wow awesome harrie. Brilliant looking car.

I got a real stupid query. Were the mivecs available in india or had to be shipped down? This has been pondering me for a while and what better place than here to ask the same.
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Old 3rd March 2009, 18:17   #23
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Were the mivecs available in india or had to be shipped down? This has been pondering me for a while and what better place than here to ask the same.
They are imported. Either you import one yourself, or you buy the car/engine from the original importer.
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Old 3rd March 2009, 18:40   #24
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Your car is absolutely stunning harrie.

'With great Power comes great responsibility' - spiderman 1.

drive safe and have a gala time.
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nice paint job. cool nostril. is the filter on the same side as the nostril? any issue during rain? sleeper car. more drivability and reliable. Good build. enjoy...
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I think you're talking about a different car Abhinav.

The one you saw is a 2-door Mivec done by Arush, and was earlier grey.
Sorry for the confusion manveet.
I should have been more specefic.
I was talking about the engine alone.
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Sorry for the confusion manveet.
I should have been more specefic.
I was talking about the engine alone.
Got it. I thought you jumped to that conclusion because both the cars were orange. My bad.
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Old 3rd March 2009, 23:33   #28
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Hey Harrie congrats on that brilliant ride!!Guess its the right upgrade from the palio 1.6!!

But i am more interested in a comparison between the 1.6 palio and this!!I know it may sound stupid and is not a right comparison but still....
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Old 3rd March 2009, 23:55   #29
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I would say MY palio and the mivec are similar in their power torque character. Only the mivec is like 50% more faster and more intense. Its also a lot more fun to drive bcas of the suspension and tires.

@kutlee the filter is mounted directly on the tb. Its like in the middle of the car. I have a sheet metal ducting to route the cold air to the filter. Have no problems during rains. But in case it pours as in kerela during the monsoon i have a cover for the intake.
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since the air is chanelled, water will also be chanelled right? do you have a mesh inside somewhere to avoid getting bugs, bees, and small kids from getting sucked up into the engine bay? I am planning a pair of nostrils and a reverse scoop to throw hot air away. will have to with the repaint job. but recession!!
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