Is there a difference between the 97-98 intake and the '99 intake? I thought it was all the same from 97-99, reason being I called ImportStudio.com to buy a intake and they're saying I need the '99-01 4cyl or 6cyl intake (fits both engines), not the 97-98 version. Is this true or are they bullshitting and don't know what they're talking about. I've searched for some help but can't anything that relates to their info.

They have their generation years wrong. You need the 95-99 (or in their case 95-98) If you got the 99+ you would have an intake for a mitsu motor instead of our Chrysler 420A.

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That's what I thought, those dumbasses tried telling me my '99 was a 3g eclipse. Thanks for the clarification

I would have walked out of that sotre immediately and not do business with them.

>I would have walked out of that sotre immediately and not do
>business with them.


The problem is that almost every vendor out there has it listed like that. they say 89-94, then 95-98. That being 10 years I guess. It seems the only people that get the years right are the DSM specific vendors like RRE, etc.