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Old 9-11-02, 22:57   #31 (permalink)
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Re: Garrett Turbo in Mitsubishi

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I have seen one Mitsubishi Eclipse 91' with a Garrett turbo stock and 2 Eagle Talon's 91' with a Garrett turbo stock. Quite amazed me also...
No you didn't. Believe me. I work on LOTS of 1g DSMs and every single one of them has had a Mitsubish TD05H 13b or 14b from from factory.

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i didn't read it but it sure looks informative, with the graphics and everything.
"Indeed what I have here written makes no claim to novelty in points of detail; and therefore I give no sources, because it is indifferent to me whether what I have thought has already been thought before me by another." - and you get karma if you can spot the irony.
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Old 10-9-02, 2:00   #32 (permalink)
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garrett, is that guy on crack?

I have personally seen one DSM with and AFTERMARKET t4 and it sucks!

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Old 10-29-02, 10:06   #33 (permalink)
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can you hook up a s/c and a t/c together?

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Old 10-29-02, 10:44   #34 (permalink)
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can you hook up a s/c and a t/c together?
You want to do what??? :???:

If you mean some weird hybrid charger, I've never seen one, but I've seen a car with both on it. It was a Lancia Integrale Group B rally car long long long time ago. Do you benefit of this? I think not, since with decent sized turbo you can flow more than enough air on the engine to start having troubles with other issues.

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Old 10-30-02, 14:09   #35 (permalink)
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Ok so are we talking about stock N.A. engine internals or KLZE's. I know the compression ratio of the ZE isn't good to run FI on but if you swap the IM, heads and cam shafts you keep the stock compression ratio and should be able to run FI. Now are the ZE internals strong enough to run more than 8PSI? Is there no way to run this car at 12 to 15 PSI?

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Old 10-30-02, 18:32   #36 (permalink)
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Is there no way to run this car at 12 to 15 PSI?
Of course there is. Get aftermarket rods and pistons.

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i didn't read it but it sure looks informative, with the graphics and everything.
"Indeed what I have here written makes no claim to novelty in points of detail; and therefore I give no sources, because it is indifferent to me whether what I have thought has already been thought before me by another." - and you get karma if you can spot the irony.
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Hey rick do you happen to know how much eagle rods are for our cars? I was gonna martar myself and see what the max hp the rods would take, but if eagles are cheap enough I may get some.

I should have been more involved in this thread, thats the problem with bouncing between mx-6.com and probetalk.

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I have no idea how much they cost.

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i didn't read it but it sure looks informative, with the graphics and everything.
"Indeed what I have here written makes no claim to novelty in points of detail; and therefore I give no sources, because it is indifferent to me whether what I have thought has already been thought before me by another." - and you get karma if you can spot the irony.
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Just tougth i should add some stuff on the theme "Twin turbo" (Twin Turbo?)

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Old 3-10-03, 1:40   #41 (permalink)
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make sure you have tons of extra money, dont just add up the basics. The little stuff adds up quick. You will have to go to a hardware store many, many times. Purchase a nice welder and chop saw, those are your main tools and a deburer tool. thats about all i can add to this for now

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Old 4-1-03, 12:48   #42 (permalink)
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also, i pick up things quickly (reading, watching, listening) so i know a few things, although i am not formally educated in the mechanics of engines... are there any books that anyone can recommend that i look at to learn the workings of an engine, the rest of the car, turbo's (thank you Mici, i will look at that book) (and other forced induction readings), and rebuilding an engine...
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/engine.htm

Try that, it's got killer info on EVERYTHING. howstuffworks.com has the basics of everything you'd ever think of, read up!

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if you want to know how to do a turbo install on your car, you have to check out www.overboost.com and search for probe gt. a few articles will come up, one of them being the turbo project. this article has been the most useful information i have found on this subject.
To be exact...
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i have an i4 and i am making a custom kit, here goes i got a 14b turbo and a 92 dsm manifold with a really easy custom made adapter plate welded to the manifold and bolts stock to head and i am running a stock intercooler(from dsm) i am hoping to run atleast 9 to 10lbs and for the fuel problem i got a set of mustang gt injectors
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Not that I don't believe you, but... Give us more details.

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i didn't read it but it sure looks informative, with the graphics and everything.
"Indeed what I have here written makes no claim to novelty in points of detail; and therefore I give no sources, because it is indifferent to me whether what I have thought has already been thought before me by another." - and you get karma if you can spot the irony.
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i have an i4 and i am making a custom kit, here goes i got a 14b turbo and a 92 dsm manifold with a really easy custom made adapter plate welded to the manifold and bolts stock to head and i am running a stock intercooler(from dsm) i am hoping to run atleast 9 to 10lbs and for the fuel problem i got a set of mustang gt injectors
you're doing WHAAT?

what year mustang injectors?
you do know that they wouldn't fit without a custom rail, right? (and I'm going to guess you didn't know that since you didn't mention having one)

i want to see pics / more detail.
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