Instead of an all-wheel-drive and already-turbocharged Mitsubishi sedan, though, Lynch ended up with a 30-year-old and naturally aspirated Corolla with a 112hp engine that ultimately tanked on him. The rational side of your brain assumes Lynch plopped down a few hundred bucks for another 4A-GE, but the bad boy in you's hoping he laid down a whole lot more for something like Honda's S2000 mill. Lynch did neither, instead looking to Nissan and its most capable yet affordable four-cylinder to date, the SR20DET.