GP Version R
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GP Version R
hi guys,
i have been looking around at getting a fto. a question that will probably show my ignorance but, what is the difference between a GP Version R and a GPX?
cheers
i have been looking around at getting a fto. a question that will probably show my ignorance but, what is the difference between a GP Version R and a GPX?
cheers
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GPX: Luxury model
Climate control, electric folding mirrors, etc.
GPvR: Race bred model
No climate control, just simple aircon, no electric mirrors, less sound deadening stuff, basically all the luxury stuff stripped out to make it lighter and faster. Front and rear strut braces, coloured front seats, High Intensity Discharge headlamps, LSD (I think).
There's more but I forget
The GPvR came out late 96 early 97 so it will be newer than most FTOs in Oz.
Climate control, electric folding mirrors, etc.
GPvR: Race bred model
No climate control, just simple aircon, no electric mirrors, less sound deadening stuff, basically all the luxury stuff stripped out to make it lighter and faster. Front and rear strut braces, coloured front seats, High Intensity Discharge headlamps, LSD (I think).
There's more but I forget

The GPvR came out late 96 early 97 so it will be newer than most FTOs in Oz.
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As far as i know all factory yellow FTO were release to celebrate FTO won back to back Japan car of the yr during 94-95. And they are just GPX with yellow paint & badge.
There is another very rare FTO model, it is the Nakaya Tune, Jame's (aka Dannyboyau) FTO was originally Nakaya Tune, until he tune it into a 6A13 moster.
There is another very rare FTO model, it is the Nakaya Tune, Jame's (aka Dannyboyau) FTO was originally Nakaya Tune, until he tune it into a 6A13 moster.
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How many kgs is GPVR is lighter then GPX?
Check out the link below, it actualy shows that VersionR is 20kgs heavier then GPX. hahahahah
http://www.mitsubishi-fto.org/info/specs.htm
Check out the link below, it actualy shows that VersionR is 20kgs heavier then GPX. hahahahah
http://www.mitsubishi-fto.org/info/specs.htm
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Not very much - it's only like 20-30kg.
Performance wise, the biggest difference is the LSD...
And the GPvR is only available in the facelift model. There was a pre-facelift model called the GP which was halfway between a GPX and a GPvR, but they are very rare...
Other differences are HID headlights standard on the GPvR, and (if the car is white or black) very bright front seat colours
Performance wise, the biggest difference is the LSD...
And the GPvR is only available in the facelift model. There was a pre-facelift model called the GP which was halfway between a GPX and a GPvR, but they are very rare...
Other differences are HID headlights standard on the GPvR, and (if the car is white or black) very bright front seat colours

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wasnt the GP just a GR engine? or is that a GX? f**k i know all this why has it suddenly slipped my mind god damn ye!afterburner wrote:There was a pre-facelift model called the GP which was halfway between a GPX and a GPvR, but they are very rare...
not likely, there is a reason why Ralliart is called the SEDAN king, they dont generally touch coupes unless its all aftermarketbigpitty1 wrote:UM I'm not sure about this but didn't the GPvR also have a ralliart exhaust aswell or muffler, well something like that, not to sure.

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Joel's FTO got Ralliart suspension & exhaust
And GPvR don't comes with anything Ralliart.

And GPvR don't comes with anything Ralliart.
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