Stock car = A car with no modifications whatsoever.

I believe all Personas can hit 210 KM/h as long as there are no defective parts anywhere in the engine bay, and as long as the weather n road condition suffice. 210 KM/h is very possible, I once hit 215 KM/h with 17 inch rims, aftermarket air filter and spark plugs.

You cant have both acceleration and top speed at the same time, especially with our 1.6 Campro engines. It's either u tune ur car for acceleration, or sacrifice slight acceleration to gain top speed. So it all depends on how u want ur car's setup to be.

Sure no probs..
ok the list of short forms used in our forum
FnF= fast and furious (referring to driving style)
FC = fuel consumption
NL = nasi lemak (malay girls)
CKT = char kuey teow (chinese girls)
TY = tom yam (thai girls)
RC = roti canai (indian girls)
chapati = punjabi girls
Good choice.. Planning to get which color? XD

Yup. More like comparing apple to durian. Mivec being the durian with thorns

Mivec = Mitsubishi Innovative Valve-timing Electronic Control. It's a form of Variable Valve Timing, just like what they have in Toyota, Suzuki, etc.

Except that in Toyota, the VVT system is pretty much tuned to provide good acceleration. MIVEC system controls valve timing and lift to provide both low & top end power.

Too much to explain lar... Campro IAFM still very primitive la compared to MIVEC, but I've got no complaints...

And how the both devices work the same way? VIM switches between lengths at different engine speeds, IAFM don't as it merely smoothens out the low end torque band, eliminating the torque dip issue. VIM needs to be coupled with CPS' valve timing and lifting to work, it can't work as a standalone while IAFM can. IAFM works according to the engine's suction. VIM doesn't.

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Added on May 17, 2011, 11:41 pm
Who told u Exora using Mivec? Inspira is the 1 using Mivec Mitsubishi Engine. Exora using CPS.