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Nov 18, 2010, 04:04 PM
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I just bought this car. Its a 2004 mitsubishi lancer ralliart. I want to know what I can do to the engine to make it go faster. I plan on racing this car. Now what can I get, where can I get it, and how much is it? I really need yalls help...
Nov 18, 2010, 04:11 PM
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http://roadracemotorsports.com/ does a lot for the RA....
is it stock now? or what do you have on it already? any pics?
is it stock now? or what do you have on it already? any pics?
Nov 19, 2010, 02:04 AM
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yeah not a whole lot of aftermarket for this car, RRM is pretty much the only place that makes stuff specific to the RA...there's some others but mostly the selection as not as broad...all the prices are there, but if you want more power and want to race, you're looking at forced induction, either turbocharged, or supercharge...either way be prepared to spend some serious coin...even for my self i'm doing a DIY build on somewhat of a budget, but it's not going to be cheap...
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Spend a good few months learning the car and reading the forums about modding.
From your post I take it as you dont know to much about cars, if true you should know that most of us on the forum have done a good amount of work on our cars ourselves. As such you may be paying a lot more than we did to have a shop do it.
Best of luck brother, be safe and keep the racing off the street.
Nov 19, 2010, 01:02 PM
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I dont know if its just me, but the statements above make me think you should hold off on modding the car.
Spend a good few months learning the car and reading the forums about modding.
From your post I take it as you dont know to much about cars, if true you should know that most of us on the forum have done a good amount of work on our cars ourselves. As such you may be paying a lot more than we did to have a shop do it.
[B]Best of luck brother, be safe and keep the racing off the street.
Spend a good few months learning the car and reading the forums about modding.
From your post I take it as you dont know to much about cars, if true you should know that most of us on the forum have done a good amount of work on our cars ourselves. As such you may be paying a lot more than we did to have a shop do it.
[B]Best of luck brother, be safe and keep the racing off the street.
agreed And btw kao I can't wait to hear how that cam is working out for you....
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I am praying to the car gods that I will be able to find the remaining parts to put it back in one piece and running.
I will only a basic tune from a piggyback on it, but I will let you know.
Trying to get into contact with RRM about possibly runny a turbo on the big pistons, nothing big, but just a little more umph to it.
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