Allpar Eagle talon article (facts, not Wikipedia)

[PlanZero]

http://www.allpar.com/model/eagle-talon.html

 

[CrackedDSM]

There's a couple mistakes. Example is "four wheel disk brakes is standard throughout the entire production line" for 2Gs. GS and RS had drums in the rear, and disks as an option. Also, I'd also call BS on the auto making 205hp compared to the manual's 210hp. Everything is identical, even the ECU and maps. Dunno how CHP would change. Also, the 420a didn't use a mitsubishi Automatic transmission did it? No idea if they did or not, but I swore they didn't.

 

[PlanZero]

Honestly I barely skimmed the article, as I stumbled upon it on the allpar site. I didn't even catch the brake thing, or the a/t data. I know I just looked up something for gunnermaiden (420a) and it was a Chrysler trans code, although my 2000 jeep Cherokee has a Mitsubishi a/t. Weird.
I wonder where we can actually find concrete facts on talons. It seems like all info leads back to this or Wikipedia.
This is a 95 brochure I have; states no difference in HP. Good catch cracked!

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[IHeartMyHonda]

I think the production numbers are the only thing of substance in that article. Even that, though, is very limited information, just like the rest of the article. Lots of inconsistent information.

 

[spyderdrifter]

Also heated power mirrors were never a USDM option, and power seats were only available on AWD models. Good read though.

 

[Dsmkauai]

My 95 gst has leather power seats and my my 98 Talon tsi