(however.. the article states it's for GT3.. which i think is a misprint)
http://www.gizmag.com/go/3833/
The World’s most advanced (and expensive) Sony Playstation peripherals
March 11, 2005 One of the star attractions at recent motor shows around Australia has been Mitsubishi’s Lancer Evolution March 10, 2005 One of the star attractions at recent motor shows around Australia has been Mitsubishi’s Lancer Evolution rally simulators, even if judged solely by the length of the queues waiting to strap into the genuine rally seats, in the genuine rally cars that simulate the rally driving experience with more authenticity than you would have thought possible. The simulators were developed for Mitsubishi by technophiles Rodney Robertson and Associates and began with two Mitsubishi Lancers and got waaaay more complex from there. The idea was to build two linked rally car replicas and have them side-by-side with the choice of two very large rear projection screens in front of the cars, or where space and circumstances dictated a lesser set-up, two large bonnet-mounted Plasma panel displays. The experience is VERY realistic. rally simulators, even if judged solely by the length of the queues waiting to strap into th genuine rally seats, in the genuine rally cars that simulate the rally driving experience with more authenticity than you would have thought possible. The simulators were developed in Australia for Mitsubishi by Below-the-line marketing company and self-confessedtechnophiles Rodney Robertson and Asssociates and began with two Mitsubishi Lancers and got waaay more complex from there. The idea was to build two linked rally car replica and have them side-by-side with the choice of two very large rear projection screens in front of the cars, or where space and circumstances dictated a lesser set-up, two large bonnet-mounted Plasma panel displays.
