From today, put new tires on it and pulled it out of the storage unit so it could see some daylight.
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From today, put new tires on it and pulled it out of the storage unit so it could see some daylight.
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Last edited by Uniuno; 03-10-2013 at 09:55 PM.
How about when cheap $600 part falls apart and then you have to buy said $800 part and replace what ever it screwed up in the process, 600+800+FUS= lots. I tried to take the cheap route with turbos and it bit me in the ass. Also if you don't buy from the people that are developing the parts then when they go out of business there will be no cheap copies to buy anymore.
I am talking in terms of same brand.
I usually go to vendors for OEM Mitsu used parts or their in house parts. Thats usually when they have the best deal.
Parts like FMICs and coilovers u can usually find on other sites like ebay for significantly cheaper WITH frer shipping.
Last edited by Blackmount; 03-10-2013 at 11:19 PM.
It's probably the one you're thinking of. It came with 368 turbos, I ran them to 18/19 psi, and then upgraded around that time because I knew I wanted another 100-150AWHP. The 368s wouldn't handle more than 22-23 psi without coming apart due to the unbalanced huge compressor side and small TD04 turbine side. Whoever rebuild them last did a good job though.
Yeah it passed quite a few hands and didn't get driven much. I bought it about 1.5 years ago but fixed quite a few issues on it. One K-Sport was blown, driver's axle was bad, a few sensors had to be replaced, the transfercase was about to lock up, 3rd gear is shot, the rear control arms were worn out plus they were stock on a lowered car, there was some electrical messes, the auto parts replacement radiator was a piece of crap, there's still damage on the front end from hitting a deer that was never properly fixed by one of the owners, bearings were worn, hood is gutted, and a bunch of other things I'm missing out. You spend the money one way or another and I didn't mind the extra work siince it keeps me busy.
Once the mechanical stuff is out of the way I'll do the bodywork.
How about the DR billet endcases? They were over $3000 new but no one will buy them because of the Broomfield endcases for $1300...
1995 Dodge Stealth R/T Turbo
Mods: DR750s, BC Sportsman rods, Ross pistons, ACT HD 6 puck clutch, 5 speed transmission, 300M output shaft, Broomfield racing billet transfer case housings, Spectre air filter, GM 3.75" MAF w/translator, DN Pre-turbo pipes, Pampena/CX Racing dual core FMIC, M2 Performance turbo-back exhaust, Walbro 450lph E85 pump, SXPerformance fuel filter, stainless fuel feed lines, EK2 Mfg fuel rails, SXPerformance AFPR, 1000cc Bosch injectors, 99 VR4 replica ECU w/ Chrome for tuning, Kenne Bell Boost-a-Spark, Blitz SBC i-D boost controller, IPS oil cooler, Intrax springs on KYB GR2 struts, Enkei Kojin 18X9.5 +30, Nexen N3000s, 99 front end, carbon fiber steering wheel, Pioneer AVH-X2600BT, JL C2 6.5" and 6"x9" speakers, free 4 channel amp for subs (LOL), twin Alpine 10" type E subs.
Made 608whp/631wtrq on Pampena's dyno @ 31 psi.
Kind of like my $1250 set of SS transfercase front and mid housings vs $950 billet set. I even sold a used low mileage SS assembled transfercase built by 3SX over $1800 for $1k a month or two ago. Nothing is really selling, the platform is the worst it has ever been, and the people acquiring the cars so cheap can't afford maintenance let alone $650 in parts for a 120k maintenance. These cars have been beat on you can just about expect $4-5k in repairs and maintenance if you only pay a few grand. It's all old news.
Nothing wrong with saving money where u can
this thread has too much talk and not enough pictures.
i'm finding it difficult to masturbate to.
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-jeff
1992 SVX LS-L
1996 3000GT FWD-TT
2005 XC90 T6 AWD
i collect parts.
6g74 block : 6g74 crankshaft (for sale!) : 6g75 crankshaft : 6g74/75 forged H-beam rods : 6g75 MIVEC heads : 2x 20G TD05 turbos
DrWeldin Wastegate upgrades : DrWeldin brushed sparkplug cover : Pampena solid rear diff bushings : STM brainded stainless clutch line : GZP remote clutch bleeder : Maximal Performance? T-case bracket : Seattle91VR4 poly motor mounts : front solid motor sound : 98SL ECU w/ Chrome & BlackStealth adapter harness : 3SX O2 simulators : TLE Groundwire kit
Krank Vents (original) : 3.0" GM MAF : 3.75" GM MAF w/ adapter harness : MAFT 1.x : NinjaPerformance remote IAC block : BlackStealth LCD Boost Controller : NinjaPerformance Boost Controller : Dejon split y-pipe : Dejon pre-turbo intake pipes w/ K&N filters : K&N FIPK kit : DSM SMICs : Tim/*GT Custom TD05 SMICs BIGGER THAN YOURS : random tech high-flow cat : M2 exhaust
Jackhammer Dual pump fuel hangar : 2x Aeromotive Stealth 340 fuel pumps : SX -10AN fuel filter : 450cc DSM blacktop injectors : 880cc delphi injectors : Stealthlabel injector quick disconnect clips : custom stainless steel breaded PTFE dual feed fuel setup : Fuelab FPR : Skillard underbody fuel channel
96 Stealth spoiler (original) : 2x Cianci 52mm DS B-pillar gauge pods w/ 1x matching PS blank B-pillar (different manufacturers) : Billet grill : random eBay? strut bar
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