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wrxkidid · 2009-04-28, 07:44 PM

Its a techy question but not related to Subarus so I decided to put it in here.

One thing that always has seperated STis and Evos is how easily Evos can make massive power numbers. The thing I am wondering is why is that.

What makes them so easy to get ridiculous power out of? I mean the run smaller displacement, which allows there motors to spin up to a higher RPM but thats the only thing i can really think of. Anyone have any thoughts to answer my question?

2009-04-28, 07:44 PM	#1
wrxkidid EJ205 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Incline Village, NV Posts: 1,232 Car: 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Ltd. 5.7l Class: None :/ Cory, just put a 4g63 in it.	So i have a question... Its a techy question but not related to Subarus so I decided to put it in here. One thing that always has seperated STis and Evos is how easily Evos can make massive power numbers. The thing I am wondering is why is that. What makes them so easy to get ridiculous power out of? I mean the run smaller displacement, which allows there motors to spin up to a higher RPM but thats the only thing i can really think of. Anyone have any thoughts to answer my question? __________________ Mosey down the road.