2004 lancer es engine swap
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the 1g(90-94) eclipse had both NA and turbo 4g63. the 2g(95-99) had the 420a in the NA models and the 4g63 in the turbo models. the gs-t was a fwd turbo 4g63. the gs-x was the awd turbo model. the eclipse platform was also shared with the eagle talon and plymouth laser of the same model years. i don't know their particular trim designations though.
i think the 420a made more power than the NA 4g63 so i don't think they'd use both engines in the same model years.
i think there was also a NA 1.8L in the base model 1g eclipse, though i don't know what engine code it had.
i think the 420a made more power than the NA 4g63 so i don't think they'd use both engines in the same model years.
i think there was also a NA 1.8L in the base model 1g eclipse, though i don't know what engine code it had.
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The 1.8 1g DSM had the 4g37 . . . 2 valves per cycle making about a whopping 93 HP.
http://www.machvforums.com/showthrea...ighlight=300HP
A little mockery . . . don't know who.
BTW: the silver valve cover engine pic . . . not enough detail to tell any definative proof of what engine, besides being Mitsu.
http://www.machvforums.com/showthrea...ighlight=300HP
A little mockery . . . don't know who.
BTW: the silver valve cover engine pic . . . not enough detail to tell any definative proof of what engine, besides being Mitsu.
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Originally Posted by bahamut
The 1.8 1g DSM had the 4g37 . . . 2 valves per cycle making about a whopping 93 HP.
Don't forget 2G GS Spyders had NA 4G64 2.4L's - a hair more power and little more torque for the heavier car. 140/130 vs. 141/148.
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those spyder gs's are a rare bunch. i hardly ever see any. there are spyder gs-t? i've seen some. and my cousin on the east coast wants to fab a spyder gs-x.
can't wait.
Originally Posted by illuminati
no thats not my car for the confussion there is no pics of my car till the end of the week on that website
thanks
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no. you have to make them. i think some of the first ones tried to mate a gsx drivetrain to a sypder gs-t. then some say you should just get a gs-x and make it convertible. i dunno. sounds like nasty work altogether...
yeah, but this is getting off-topic...
yeah, but this is getting off-topic...
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Originally Posted by rhyzin
no. you have to make them. i think some of the first ones tried to mate a gsx drivetrain to a sypder gs-t. then some say you should just get a gs-x and make it convertible. i dunno. sounds like nasty work altogether...
But now, I've hard of guys doing 4G63T AWD swaps into Avengers for suprisingly little money, so I guess anything is possible with the right custom parts and time. I was going to eventually buy a built engine for my GS-T and stick my current engine into my Galant, but why stop there? Might as well plan for an eventual AWD upgrade for a nice street sleeper.
Still, I think the Evo VI+ swap into 02 Lancer (or any late model Mitsu) will be the next big thing a few years from now as more and more Evo 8's and up get parted out.
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i hope they will have it running they said i could take it home next tuesday lol it better be running it will be 5 or 6 weeks i lost trac now i miss it