From shaving seconds off at the track with high performance mods to getting better fuel economy on the drive to work -- Mitsubishi Secrets is a priceless resource of information including MP3, test data, interviews and more designed to help you get the performance you desire from your Mitsubishi Evo.

Gone are the days where you can do some simple modification and upgrades to your Mitsubishi Evo with hard parts and expect a noticeable improvement in performance.  You can no longer really achieve that, particularly with the newer Evo models.

The technology used by Mitsubishi has improve such that the latest Evo X is smart enough to realize that there’s been a modification done and will start detuning your intended performance!  If you make the wrong decision, ultimately you can end up with less power than what you started with especially if it is with a combination of Mitsubishi factory-standard parts.

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The 2008 Mitsubishi Evolution X continues Mitsubishi's tradition of high performance in a small-displacement passenger sedan however that description understates a car that will can be delivered with an all new all-aluminium 2.0 liter turbocharged four-cylinder MIVEC4 motor that is capable of producing 295 horsepower and 300 pound-feed of tourque.

With an improved Super All Wheel Control drive system that includes more sensors the Evo X is designed to stay on its intended path and has settings for tarmac (standard), ice and gravel.

The entry level Evo X GSR model is offered with a five-speed manual transmission, Recaro Sports seats and Enkei wheels as well as an optional spoiler, HID headlights and upgraded sound system and the upgraded Evo X MR sporting the new Twin Clutch Sportronic Shift Transmission.

The Evo X is not quite as hardcore as the Evo IX but the it is still an aggressively quick machine that will put a smile on your face every time you get behind the wheel.

Watch along as we take you step by step through the changes that are made as we prepare a brand new Evo X for the track and Grudge Match 3.  

Here's what happened last time when the Evo IX and the MY06 STi went at it:

This video has been so popular that it has now
received over 543,000 views on YouTube

And now you can see the MRT Mitsubishi Evo X take on the Subaru MY08 STi from Whiteline and see the car develop before your eyes.

MRT's involvement with the Mitsubishi Evo dates back well past 2006 when the original Evo v STi Grudge Match video was launched.  So you have seen what we can do with a highly tuned Evo, you would be crazy to miss out on this sort of information, it could literally save you thousands in testing if you were to try it all out yourself!

Mitsubishi Secrets offers the novice or experienced Subaru owner the information needed on a wide variety of topics and you'll be delivered all the information we know as we begin testing and modifying the new Mitsubishi Evo X.

For example, did you know that the Evo X has a dramatically different engine from the previous models and Mitsubishi are now offering an all-alloy block engine that runs a higher-peak boost level -- in fact --a staggeringly higher-peak boost level which, again, makes it even more important to choose your modifications carefully.

Plus, Mitsubishi have also made changes to the inlet and exhaust manifolds on the Evo X with the inlet manifold that was previously at the front on the Evo IX, now being found at the rear in the Evo X which means that the turbo is sitting between the firewall and the engine in a completely different orientation to the Evo IX.

These are just a few of the factors that a new Mitsubishi Evo X owner should fully understand before embarking on any modifications!

The release of the Evo X has changed the playing field once again as Subaru and Mitsubishi jostle for supremacy.  You may have your favourite and I certainly have mine and I encourage you to take advantage of our resources at MRT to undertake all the testing and provide you with the best advice on how to get top performance our of your Mitsubishi Evo X.

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By signing up to the Evo News you will get loads of information on the Evo X engine and turbo and tips on how to maximize your boost with some simple ECU modifications.

You will be hand delivered valuable information on the diff, brakes and wheel hub on the Evo X even the secret to avoid burning the paint on your callipers....

MRT Performance have prepared cars for every type of condition.  In early 2006 we even worked on an Evo IX at the Targa Tasmania rally for Richard Kimber and Brian O'Kane....so we have been around, and we want to be able to share this information with you.

Plus, as you know, MRT Performance are Subaru specialists as well so we will also be giving you regular comparisons between the Evo X and the Subaru MY08 STi that will certainly help if you are trying to decide which car to purchase.

So, sign up below so you can take advantage of all the great knowledge and information that we are going to share with you as we explore the Mitsubishi Evo X.

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