Mitsubishi EVO X – Provisionally Sold

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X – WRC-Level Tarmac Car

Built by Dom Buckley Motorsport for use by a World Rally Championship competitor, this Evo X represents one of the finest examples of a professionally prepared tarmac rally car available today. Originally part of a two-car program (the second for gravel), it has benefited from continuous updates and meticulous maintenance.

Build Quality & Reliability:
Constructed to an exceptional standard with every available option fitted. Throughout its life, the car has recorded only two retirements, with no DNFs or Rally 2 re-entries during the past three years of Irish Tarmac International Championship competition.

Performance & History:

• Just 30 events in total, including only three gravel rallies

• One minor accident in its lifetime

• Six drivers, with the current owner for the last eight events (3 years)

• Multiple Class Wins (2019–2023) against Modified 4WD and S2000 cars, while still in standard Group N International specification

This Evo X remains highly competitive and is quite possibly the best-prepared example available worldwide.

Technical Highlights

Engine & Drivetrain:

• Rebuilt to as-new standard in 2020; invoices available

• New Engine (2020) – 10 events

• New Turbo (2023) – 300 stage km

• Motec Engine Management (2020), Anti-Lag, Launch Control, and full Data Logging

• Dyno tuned by TDP.ie (March 2024) for Elf 102 Fuel – 325+ BHP / 500 lb-ft torque

• Samsonas Dogbox (new 2021, serviced 2024)

• Motec Diff Control with 4 ACD maps by AMS

• New clutch, flywheel, driveshafts, and differentials throughout 2020–2024

Chassis & Body:

• Full RHD International Spec shell by Custom Cages

• Comprehensive Kevlar and Carbon protection throughout

• New Reiger Suspension (2021), fully serviced and valved for bumpy Irish tarmac

• AP Racing brakes, full tarmac homologation setup with new discs and fittings (2023)

Interior & Safety:

• Full carbon interior including door cards, consoles, and floor panels

• Electric and manual fire extinguishers

• New seats (2021), belts currently out of international date

• Multiple carbon accessories, UK tracking bracket, roof vent, and more

EWRC Reference: View History Here