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33092, question for 3gnt. Posted by Mo Grass, Oct-20-02 03:24 PM
A friend wants to buy a 2002, our there any companies that make bolt on turbos. Thanks
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33093, RE: question for 3gnt. Posted by soldier101, Oct-20-02 03:26 PM
yep, check out www.neweclipse.org for more info, their forums are loaded with members with them
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33094, RE: question for 3gnt. Posted by esseclipse, Oct-21-02 09:54 AM
2gnt.com not 3gnt.com
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33095, RE: question for 3gnt. Posted by tacoman123, Oct-21-02 10:30 AM
Aren't all 3Gs NT? :-D The V6 utilizes the same as a 3000GT.
~Tacoman
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33096, RE: question for 3gnt. Posted by SILVERNT, Oct-22-02 05:23 PM
as of now, there is ont one turbo kit made for the 3g's gs/rs. its made by dougs dynopower. from what ive heard, the kit is very low in quality, and needs major modification for it to even come close to fitting. for the V6 GT engine a company called RIPP Modifications makes a direct bolt on centrifugal supercharger. the RIPPmod blower is a very high quality piece with a perfect fit everytime. RIPP's website is http://www.rippmods.com/ he is located in new jersey, and from what ive heard, he is a really nice guy to deal with. later chris
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33097, RE: question for 3gnt. Posted by Dualgen2, Oct-23-02 01:22 AM
I met the guy who designed the ripmods kit. He came all the way down to a 3G MD meet. My friend has a 3G and wanted me to come and I got so much shit for going cause I had a 2G. I said to everyone "Im sorry for having the fastest and better looking generation but I was asked to come so SHUT UP". It was funny until they point to the V-6 Stratus (same engine as V-6 GT Eclipse) and said it put down lie 335 HP supercharged. Didn't believe it so he took me for a ride in a garage, cause it was raining outside, and 6psi felt CRAZY. Expensive kit (4G's) but lots of power. The guy was fully built also and hit 335 WHP at like 15 psi. Not to shabby. -Dave
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