1994 Mitsubishi 3000gt Vr-4 Single Turbo Converted on 2040-cars
Big Rapids, Michigan, United States
1994 Mitsubishi 3000gt vr-4. Comes equipped with All wheel drive 6 transmission, all wheel steering, electronic controlled suspension, active spoiler, climate control. This vehicle is twin turbo from factory, bit was converted to a bigger single turbo. Vehicle starts and run but still needs to be tuned to achieve driving conditions. The engine management system to do so is already wired in and tested just need to be programmed now. Since the vehicle is been garage kept the entire build all the parts listed below (except the suspension section) have zero miles on them. Vehicle will also require a complete exhaust system. Once tuned keep in mind that the engine and clutch still nee to be broken in. If you have any questions or need more details please don't hesitate to contact me (231)580-3795 Engine: Speed density conversion Four bolt main caps Wiseco forged aluminum pistons (92.5mm) Forged Mitsubishi connecting rods Forged and nitraded Mitsubishi crankshaft Magnum Performance T70 turbo Tial wastegate OBX exhaust manifold Custom turbo exhaust junction pipe Titanium turbo blanket New oil pan and pick up tube All gaskets and seals New head bolts OEM water pump all new belts, pulleys and tensioners A/C delete EGR delete Cooling: Mishimoto Radiator 2x Mishimoto slim radiator fans silicone upper radiator hose Stainless steel lower radiator hose Mishimoto front mount intercooler Front mount oil cooler Wepon R coolant overflow tank Drivetrain: Fidonza aluminum flywheel Stage 2 clutch stainless steel braided clutch line All new seals Electronics: Maf translator pro AEM wideband AEM oil pressure gauge AEM water temp gauge Light weight optima battery (relocated to the back) Electric tirbo oil scavenging pump push to start button toggle switches for fans and scavenge pump GM 3 BAR MAP sensor GM IAT sensor Suspension: Eibach lowering springs Konig wheels |
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