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S1L3NoZDec-19-04 08:06 AM
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#80571, "Turboing a 420A..."


          

I have a Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 98 and I wanna go Turbo. I wanted to swap the 420a for a 4g63 but peeps always tell me that it is a bad idea. I'll go with the 420a Turbo then. I need experienced DSMers help on what mods need to be done to push some good power (300HP+). I'll rebuild the engine from A to Z so, what should I do? First of all, do I need to strengthen the block? If yes, what do you suggest?I'll come back with more questions later. Thx a lot!!

  

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RE: Turboing a 420A..., grain, Dec-19-04 08:20 AM, #1
RE: Turboing a 420A..., kelvinb1, Dec-19-04 08:20 AM, #2
RE: Turboing a 420A..., tim97rs, Dec-19-04 08:51 AM, #3
RE: Turboing a 420A..., ForceFed, Dec-19-04 08:54 AM, #4
RE: Turboing a 420A..., S1L3NoZ, Dec-19-04 09:35 AM, #5
      RE: Turboing a 420A..., Blizare, Dec-19-04 05:48 PM, #6
           RE: Turboing a 420A..., S1L3NoZ, Dec-19-04 06:15 PM, #7
                RE: Turboing a 420A..., ForceFed, Dec-19-04 09:42 PM, #8
                     RE: Turboing a 420A..., Collente, Dec-20-04 04:33 PM, #9
                          RE: Turboing a 420A..., Teametx, Dec-21-04 03:48 AM, #10
                          RE: Turboing a 420A..., SilverBullet20g, Dec-21-04 03:59 AM, #11
                               RE: Turboing a 420A..., S1L3NoZ, Jan-15-05 09:47 PM, #12
                                    RE: Turboing a 420A..., 420a-Tnthewerks, Jan-16-05 07:30 PM, #13
                                    RE: Turboing a 420A..., DSMeclipseGS, Jan-16-05 09:07 PM, #14

grainDec-19-04 08:20 AM
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#80572, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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just start searching. theres more info on doing this than i can think about.

  

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kelvinb1Dec-19-04 08:20 AM
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#80573, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Dec-19-04 08:20 AM by kelvinb1



          

Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
I need experienced DSMers help on what mods need to be done to push some good power (300HP+).


concieveable.

Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
so, what should I do?


read

Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
First of all, do I need to strengthen the block?


no.

Originally posted by S1L3NoZ

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omg! ok i did that as a joke! i was kidding!

  

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tim97rsDec-19-04 08:51 AM
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#80574, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Dec-19-04 08:52 AM by tim97rs

          

Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
I have a Mitsubishi Eclipse GS 98 and I wanna go Turbo. I wanted to swap the 420a for a 4g63 but peeps always tell me that it is a bad idea. I'll go with the 420a Turbo then. I need experienced DSMers help on what mods need to be done to push some good power (300HP+). I'll rebuild the engine from A to Z so, what should I do? First of all, do I need to strengthen the block? If yes, what do you suggest?I'll come back with more questions later. Thx a lot!!


we are not going to spoon feed this to you. you NEED to search this forum EXTENSIVELY. there is an answer to every concievable question you can come up with regarding turboing the 420a. You NEED to study, read, research and teach yourself about this subject. you cannont simply "put a turbo on" without knowing some very fundimental information, all of which is in here if you look for it.
Get this book: "Maximum Boost" by Corky Bell.

go read, and then if you have questions we will be more than happy to help you. and never EVER mention "swapping a 4g63 for a 420a" again on this sight, for that will equal certain death!

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ForceFedDec-19-04 08:54 AM
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#80575, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Get rid of the stock pistons, rings and con rod. And replace them w/ JE's and Eagle. Also bearings a new oil pump, water. Basically everything in the front of the motor. You may need to get the master gasket set from Chrysler, not Mitsubishi. Mitsubishi dealers will break your bank. One advice from experience is, don't go cheap, trust me, it's worth in the end. You'll also need a better clutch and you mind as well rebuild your transmission while you're at it. Don't rush this, you'll regret that in the end when nothing will go as you wish. Good luck.

When is the money spending going to stop on this fucking car?!

  

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S1L3NoZDec-19-04 09:35 AM
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#80576, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Thx forcefed. I'll search for this... I just didn't know where to start so... So you tell me that I don't need to strengthen the block... That's great. If I have any questions on something I'm not really sure of, I'll post it here. Thx guys

  

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#80591, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
Thx forcefed. I'll search for this... I just didn't know where to start so... So you tell me that I don't need to strengthen the block... That's great. If I have any questions on something I'm not really sure of, I'll post it here. Thx guys


what do you mean by strengthening the block.

forged internals will stregnthen the bottom end if thats what you mean.

and no......if you have any questions....type it into the little search box and pooff!!! theres the answer.

no really, ask away. but search first. emoji


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S1L3NoZDec-19-04 06:15 PM
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#80593, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Originally posted by Blizare
Originally posted by S1L3NoZ Thx forcefed. I'll search for this... I just didn't know where to start so... So you tell me that I don't need to strengthen the block... That's great. If I have any questions on something I'm not really sure of, I'll post it here. Thx guys
what do you mean by strengthening the block. forged internals will stregnthen the bottom end if thats what you mean. and no......if you have any questions....type it into the little search box and pooff!!! theres the answer. no really, ask away. but search first. emoji


Dude, I mean I'll search for it and if i don"t understand what i found, I'll ask it here... Of course I'll search first... emoji

  

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ForceFedDec-19-04 09:42 PM
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#80594, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Just send your block to your local machine shop. Shop around because everone has different prices on different work that needs to be done.

I'm also confused about what is being said about strengthening the block. We have an iron block and a bed plate, I don't think it's going to flex. Just replace everything in the bottom end, that's all.

Any questions, send messages or comeback here, we're here for ya!

Goodluck.

When is the money spending going to stop on this fucking car?!

  

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CollenteDec-20-04 04:33 PM
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#80630, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Why not just give the poor kid an answer?

To get you started, most people here choose Turbo kit, then when she blows rebuild the internals. The rings usually go first, and dont push more then ~8psi (~200whp).

Rebuild (built motor) and turbo? People usually choose pistons, rods then and everything to put her back together (timing belt shit). Your going to want to drop the compressiong for boost.
doing this will give your motor that ability to take whatever you you could learn to push

When you are looking for a turbo kit. Look for an hrc or star turbo kit. Study the parts... learn what they do and how they work.

Now go study on that information.


Nick
97RS

  

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#80640, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Dec-21-04 03:48 AM by etx



          

Originally posted by Collete
Why not just give the poor kid an answer? To get you started, most people here choose Turbo kit, then when she blows rebuild the internals. The rings usually go first, and dont push more then ~8psi (~200whp). Rebuild (built motor) and turbo? People usually choose pistons, rods then and everything to put her back together (timing belt shit). Your going to want to drop the compressiong for boost. doing this will give your motor that ability to take whatever you you could learn to push When you are looking for a turbo kit. Look for an hrc or star turbo kit. Study the parts... learn what they do and how they work. Now go study on that information. Nick 97RS


^ That would be the best route for a Beginner. Call Hahn and look into a Stage 2 turbo kit. Bill will answer all your questions and help you achieve your goals.

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#80642, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Dec-21-04 04:00 AM by SilverBullet20g

          

Originally posted by Collente
Why not just give the poor kid an answer? To get you started, most people here choose Turbo kit, then when she blows rebuild the internals. The rings usually go first, and dont push more then ~8psi (~200whp


Don't wait till it blows to rebuild the bottom end, why take the chance and do that to your baby.. You can always blow more than just your "rings" and end up being in a worse situation.

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S1L3NoZJan-15-05 09:47 PM
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#81452, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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I'm startin' to shop for a Turbo. I don't feel like bying a kit because I wanna rebuild the motor... My goal is 300HP so I'm now gathering infos on how to choose the good Turbo size, injectors size, fuel pump size, intercooler, etc... I'll search for it and if I can't get no answers, I'll ask you guys... Thx!!!

Dave

  

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#81469, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
I'm startin' to shop for a Turbo. I don't feel like bying a kit because I wanna rebuild the motor... My goal is 300HP so I'm now gathering infos on how to choose the good Turbo size, injectors size, fuel pump size, intercooler, etc... I'll search for it and if I can't get no answers, I'll ask you guys... Thx!!! Dave


you can buy a turbo kit AND rebuild your motor ya know.. seriously, hahn stage 2 will do you right: http://hahnracecraft.com/auto/eclipse/eclipse.htm

and also look for some pistons and rods (8.8:1 JE pistons and Eagle rods are probably the most popular). go to a machinest and have them bore your block over .020.

injectors are really up to your goal.

these are just opinions, you have your own mind.

  

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DSMeclipseGSJan-16-05 09:07 PM
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#81470, "RE: Turboing a 420A..."
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Originally posted by S1L3NoZ
I'm startin' to shop for a Turbo. I don't feel like bying a kit because I wanna rebuild the motor... My goal is 300HP so I'm now gathering infos on how to choose the good Turbo size, injectors size, fuel pump size, intercooler, etc... I'll search for it and if I can't get no answers, I'll ask you guys... Thx!!! Dave




Read more and research.... you'll see that the turbo kits have nothing to do with rebuilding the bottom end. That's if you do stage 2. Stage 3 Hahn is the same but they just give you the parts for the rebuild instead of you piecing it together.

MODS:

HRC 16g turbo kit, Spearco custom FMIC, Custom IC piping, VT rebuilt engine: Custom 8.8:1 compression CP pistons, Eagle connecting rods, Melling oil pump, Clevite bearings, 370cc injectors, Vortech S-FMU, Apexi N-1 catback exhaust, AFX UDP, Autometer boost gauge, fuel pressure gauge, EGT gauge, Corbin's digital A/F gauge, Tokico Blue shocks, Tein springs (1.5" drop), 18" Konig Verdicts rims, VIS stock-style Carbon fiber hood

  

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