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Some update on my car

I haven't posted anything about my car in quite some time. That's because it's been jackstand balling for almost 2 years. I tried to sell it a while back but ended up just selling all the performance items & replacing them with stock parts. I never really did any major upgrade under the hood & got a 1st hand experience of how tight the gvr4 engine bay is /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif. Anyway enough BS, here's what I've done:

Mitsubishi 25g
external wg
fmic is back on 2.5" hot side & 2.5"->3" cold side aluminum piping
4" intake
civic radiator
evo 9 mas
3" cmpe exhaust
dump tube (still needs to be extended)










to be done:
5 lug conversion
Evo 8/9 wheels

There are a lot of wires & vacuum lines to clean up but that's going to be done over time. I haven't gotten on it yet but it feels good to be driving it again. My motor is still stock & this turbo can blow out ~550whp under perfect conditions. I'm only going to get it tuned for ~400whp for now & simply enjoy driving it around town.

All the factory accessories are still under the hood including the power steering, cruise control, a/c & all emissions stuff including the charcoal canister. Absolutely nothing was cut as I was anal about not butchering the car.
 
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25g is a Mitsubishi (I think it was made by Greddy) turbo with a t3 flange. It comes with 2 different size back housings & the one I have it the larger of the two. The turbo is a little old school but rock solid, reliable as a 14b & very very streetable. It will make ~520awhp @ 30psi.
 

Later on, the intercooler pipes will be removed & polished, right now the bov is vented & that will eventually be recirculated. I got that from Keydiver a while back when I picked up some parts from him along with the radiator fan. So far the tempreature guage hasn't shown it's running any hotter than with the factory radiator. I need to charge up my pda to log it to see exactly what's going on. However more importantly, I'm driving it again & just that alone feels so rewarding I'm giddy /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 

I got one too

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I hear ya! After 2-3 years of restoring 1649. I've been daily driving it for close to 2 years now. It's great. Some of us old schoolers who started out with a DSM experimented and hacked them to death now appreciate the time and effort it takes to build a quality fast and reliable car.

The car looks great btw! I wished my engine bay looked that good. I guess it's time for some powder coating!
 

dmj

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Glad to see it up and running, engine bay looks good, drive it up to Orlando maybe we could do a FL meet soon as most of the FL guys are getting their cars off the jackstands.
 

OK. Today I added something to the car, can you tell what it is? Don't mind the rally stance as that will be remedied soon.



 

4Grim

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I thought you sold the car..but I was wrong. Looks great man...your GVR4 is clean!

Man I want those mud flaps bad /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif
 

Well, i can't promise anything, but perhaps i can arrange 1(!!) pair... Not sure about the costs as well..


@GW, Looking good!!! Very,Very clean car!
 
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Here's the good news. The front flaps gvr4 specific & I'm looking into duplicating them.
 
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You also added a stock spoiler too right?

Love your car Garfield. Maybe another GVR4 meet but in Atlanta this time and you can drive it up!
 
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