Lancia delta intergrale
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gsc1ugs said:
That link requires a login.Most obvious tell-tale of an Evo 1 is black strips on the roof channel +small seats with no harness holes. Evo 2's were body coloured + high backed seats with harness holes.
ETA Whoops. Edited to fix Evo dyslexia!
Edited by Raify on Wednesday 16th September 14:07
Some are alcantara, some are leather, depends on the edition. The giveaway for Evo 2s is whether they have high back seats with wrap around side bolsters, and a hole in the headrest for harnesses (although that said, the Verde York and perhaps other Evo 1s have the Evo 2 seats, so that just confuses matters even more).
Yes, the engine is different. One difference is easy to spot with the bonnet open: Evo 1 has a normal distributor at the end of the exhaust cam, whereas the EVO 2 has a twin coilpack (i.e. 2 square boxes) where the distributor would normally be.
Also, the shell is slightly different: the passenger footwell of an EVO 2 has a hump by the transmission tunnel where the catalytic converter goes. You can see this easily.
Same here, I don't like registering for sites.
What I mean is, if it's starting a grand, and if the final price ends up close to that, then the car really won't be up to much (a really good Evo 1 can cost over 10k). If you need to keep a spare car aside to break for parts whenever your showroom condition Dealer's Collection needs some fettling, then it might fit the bill.
What I mean is, if it's starting a grand, and if the final price ends up close to that, then the car really won't be up to much (a really good Evo 1 can cost over 10k). If you need to keep a spare car aside to break for parts whenever your showroom condition Dealer's Collection needs some fettling, then it might fit the bill.
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