MRT Performance - Subaru, Mazda And Mitsubishi Performance Tuning Experts

Hello and welcome to MRT's newly upgraded website.

Along with a fresh new look, we have also added plenty of new functionality. As always, make sure you log in in order to experience the full functionality of the site.

• New Menu System
• New Photo Gallery
• New Dyno Graph Gallery
• New Audio Files
• New Events Calendar
• New Social Networking integration
• HEAPS MORE NEW STUFF COMING SOON!
  

The first thing you will notice in navigating the site is the upgraded menu system. We have endevoured to make our new menu system more logical and user friendly than the previous version. This will hopefully allow you, our valued customers to find the information you require quickly and efficiently.

We have added some cool new features like the "Upcoming events" on the right hand side of each page, as well as a comprehensive "Events Calendar" which can be accessed via the "Events" menu option. This provides you with a quick and easy way to see what events we have on the Horizon. Expect plenty of other new and exciting features to be added in the coming months.

Facebook and other social networking sites are now integrated, which means you can quickly share website content with your friends and family online using the buttons at the bottom of each article.

Another feature worth noting is our new photo gallery system, accessible via the "Resources" menu option. Images are loaded directly from our Flickr account which means we are able to supply you with our latest Dyno data, as well as images from events such as track days far more efficiently. You can also switch to a full screen view which is very handy.

We are also working on an exciting new video gallery, located under the "Resources" menu, which will alow our clients access to the latest technical information, product reviews as well as tips and tricks for your car. This will be ready very soon but for now, it is linking to our comprehensive video gallery on Youtube.

We hope you enjoy exploring our new website and please feel free to provide any feedback using the "Contact Us" link at the top of the page.

Regards,

Will Ford
MRT Performance Webmaster

MRT and Whiteline have again been invited to supply cars to Australia's top motoring magazine, "Motor", for its August test of the top modified cars in Australia.

In 2009 MRT and whiteline supplied 4 cars. The results were outstanding, with the team receiving the 3 cars in 4 of the bang for your buck section.

Subaru's venerable WRX sedan and wagon have gone STi hunting for 2011. For the first time the WRX uses a wide-body design similar to the Impreza performance flagship. The new MY11  WRX is due in local showrooms around September.

Subaru Australia spokesman, David Rowley, says despite becoming an STI lookalike, the new WRX has different bumpers and grille and lacks the STI's quad exhausts.

Story by Sean Day (S&J Automotive)

Steve entered his 2006 STI in this years 30th Anniversary Rally Tasmania with only one goal in mind, winning! Federal Race Tyres, Alan Stean was co-driving and had backed Steve with a Sponsorship and Tyre package, naturally looking for a good result in return. So the pressure was on us to prepare and tune the car to be as fast and reliable as possible.

To meet your needs, MRT have extended their Factory Warranty Guarantee option even further!

History

In the past if you wanted to buy a new (or used) car with mods, you were restricted to having to buy genuine parts from the car dealer with absolutely no alternative choice of supplier!

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Long term Rivals, TWO NEW MODELS!

 Lancer RalliArt MY09 Vs Impreza WRX MY09. Both with a mild upgrade of brakes, suspension and Grunt. Which will come out one top?MRT and Whiteline in line with the past success of Grudge match 1 and 2 will test both cars, and compile a video and report on the long awaited track test........

Motor magazine voted the WRX "Bang For Buck" 2009 a winner........ MRT drag tested the Lancer RalliArt at Western Sydney International Dragway with a 1/4 mile time exactly the same as the modded WRX!

Will the track test show up the Lancer's weakness? OR will the WRX suffer at the speedy gear chages of the Lancers SST transmission?