Well just thought I would drop by and introduce myself .. I have had friends that owned FTO's and I was always keen for one...
Anyway, I am not new to the Mitsubishi Culture .. I have owned a Hyundai for many years (one of the generation Sonata's that was designed by Mitsubishi), and now am the proud owner of a GSR lancer that is having all of its parts replaced with Evo III parts...
My Hyundai was powered by the 4G63t engine, which is now back home in the Lancer... I had the Hyundai putting out 238.1kw @ the wheels, and had her as a sleeper....
Here are a couple of pics...
The Lancer is looking like this at the moment...
While the lancer is being built, I am getting around in a 91 Toyota Cressida Grande, which is a nice car, but I am a little over it. I am trying to sell it at the moment, and looking at spending around 8k trying to see what I can get... By the looks of things, I am going to have to save a bit more if I want an FTO ... But yeah, I will prolly hang around the forums and see what comes up ...
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Thats some wacky pipework on those extractors! WTTCrock_it wrote:
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Hehehe ... Thanks mate...
The new manifold has 2x48mm pro grates and has had the heat wrap treatment ...
The reason we are trying 2 external gates, it to see if the engine will be stable at the lower boost range ... And if she will perform a little better at the higher end of the scale... All trial and error I guess...
The new manifold has 2x48mm pro grates and has had the heat wrap treatment ...
The reason we are trying 2 external gates, it to see if the engine will be stable at the lower boost range ... And if she will perform a little better at the higher end of the scale... All trial and error I guess...