Can your Mitsubishi Lancer GT spell Carbon Fiber Evolution X?

How can you make your Mitsubishi Lancer GT spell Carbon Fiber Evolution X? If you replace enough sheetmetal with carbon fiber, it will not just learn how to spell it, it will bow to your every bidding. Carbon fiber hood, check. Carbon fiber fenders, check. Carbon fiber side skirts, check. Carbon fiber spoiler, check. Carbon fiber trunk lid, check. Carbon fiber canards (the winglets on the sides of the front bumper), check. Carbon fiber valve cover, check.

Oh yes, even the vortex generator is made of carbon fiber.

Makes you wonder whats on the inside eh? Well let me give you a tour.


What good is a car, much so a show car, if the interior is no good? This Lancer holds nothing back. Worth noting are Recaro Bucket Seats and Sabelt Seat Belts to keep you glued to your seat at speed, and an AVT Touch Screen Head unit as well as a monitor on the rear view mirror for those times when you just can’t be at speed.

You are not seeing things. Indeed, two of the car’s four monitors are found on the rear seat’s headrests. Want to project virtual passenger faces at the back? This is the way to do it.

So take a good look at this car and take your pick: Carbon Fiber Accents, or Red Paint as the accent? Either way, the 19 inch Work Varianza Wheels finishes it off for good measure.

Specifications:

Ride: 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer GT
Owner: Patrick Ting
Custom Modified into Evo X
Evo X Front Bumper
Evo X Rear Bumper
Carbon Fiber X Hood
Carbon Fiber X Fenders
Cabon Fiber X Sideskirts
Carbon Fiber X Spoiler
Carbon Fiber X Trunk
Carbon Fiber X Vortex Generator
Carbon Fiber X Canards
Carbon Fiber X Engine Cover
Carbon Fiber X Valve Cover
19″ Work Varianza Wheels
4 Monitors
AVT Touch Screen Head Unit
Ralliart Shift Knob
Recaro Bucket Seats
Sabelt Seatbelts
HKS Exhaust and Pipes

Sources:

Garahe Paint and Body
R.L. Cruz Motorworks

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