1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse Rs (built And Turbo) on 2040-cars
Columbia, Maryland, United States
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This is a 1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS that's been through a motor build, auto to 5-speed with LSD swap, turbo, MegaSquirt tuning system, among many other things listed below.
This is the 420a motor. *THIS CAR NEEDS A LITTLE WORK TO BE DRIVABLE*
The body and paint is in very good condition as it's been garaged almost all of its life. It is a stock body.
The motor is built: pistons, rods, cams, SS valves, all the best internals. The turbo is a T3/T4 type.
Megasquirt (MS2)
T3/T4 turbo kit
Fidanza adjustable cam gears
Koyo radiator
FMIC
Intake filter
Megan Racing 3" SS downpipe
High-flow 3" cat
Greddy Ti-C 3" SS catback
Tial external wastegate
Greddy BOV.
Block including 2.0 bottom end long rod kit (ready to use! already went to machine shop)
Stage 3 Crower cams 254/254
Built head that includes Crower springs, titanium retainers, & SS valves
Boost, Oil Pressure, Oil Temp, Water Temp gauges
770 injectors
Wideband 02
5-speed transmission with Quaife LSD
Fidanza axles
18" ADR Comp 7 wheels with Falken tires-- $700 *Not in pic
front & rear strut bars
Eibach ProKit springs
KYB-GR2 shocks
1G GSX front calipers
2G GST rear calipers
RM 17.5mm rear sway bar
Body/chassis
Water pump, timing belt, and components (installed but never used!)
142,271 miles on chassis// 0 miles on motor
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The interior gets improvements to fit the performance upgrades. Leather-covered Recaro seats are found up front, along with an eight-speaker, Rockford Fosgate audio setup complete with a subwoofer. Navigation is standard with a seven-inch LCD touchscreen. The special edition definitely won't be making it to the US, but it's nice to see Mitsubishi commemorating itself with a performance model. Scroll down to get the full specs in the press release.
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