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WTB: 94/95 Mitsu RVR ECU
P/N MD311121. Contact me at [email protected] OR PM me.- mysticj
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- Forum: Parts Wanted To Buy
just wanting to use a 2g cylinder head...
94 Galant DOHC piston: MD193496 94-95 Galant SOHC piston: MD188115 96-98 Galant SOHC piston: MD303071- mysticj
- Post #41
- Forum: Technical Discussions
just wanting to use a 2g cylinder head...
Came across this, it's pretty interesting...Cylinder head Part Number Evo 3, RVR HSG, RVR SSG: MD334948(Was superceded from MD327728) Galant GS, 95-96 Eclipse: MD334948 RVR SG: MD334949 96-99 Eclipse: MD334949- mysticj
- Post #38
- Forum: Technical Discussions
just wanting to use a 2g cylinder head...
Quoting gaylantvr4: all the smaller combustion chamber is really doing is adding compression. i believe it is a 1/2 a point but correct me if i am wrong. 94 galant gs head has the same ports as a 2g but a smaller combustion chamber 43cc. that is my build for my 2g 4g64 w wiseco 10:0-1 hd's...- mysticj
- Post #32
- Forum: Technical Discussions
N/T Cams
4G6x DOHC Listed is the open/close, (duration), cam height, and lift. Intake A-26/46 (252) 35.49 9.5mm B-21/43 (244) 35.20 9.0mm C-23/57 (260) 35.79 10mm D-21/51 (252) 35.49 9.5mm E-16/48 (244) 35.20 9.0mm F-26/38 (244) 35.20 9.0mm G-18/62 (260) 35.79 10mm H-Unassign I-Unassign J-21/51 (252)...- mysticj
- Post #8
- Forum: Technical Discussions
HELP! i need detailed instructions for doing COP setup
with a three wire plug: one wire is power(+12V), one is ground(-), and and the other is a trigger.just wire it like the intrepid diagraph and ground each coil to the engine or a common grounding point i.e. an ignition equalizer.- mysticj
- Post #11
- Forum: Technical Discussions
