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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
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What is the story with Mitsubishi engines since the 70s. Whenever I see a smockey car 9 times out of 10 it's a Mitsubishi. It use to be sigmas and now its magnas. Never a Lancer just always seems to be the bigger cars.
What is the problem with these engines that Mitsubiushi has not been able to sort out in 30 years? Obviously some sort of design flaw. |
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Smokey Mitsubishis
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