Evo DOHC-4G63T
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I've just been reading up on doing an engine swap for my mirage, and just wanted to know how much work this would be - especially if I plan on rebuilding a used engine on top of it (I really don't have a lot of money to spend) even though this'll cost about $3,500.
I just wanted to know if this swap is going to be worth it, since this is just going to be my daily driver car and not exactly something I'm going to be racing a whole lot (except on highways).
If not, let me know what engine I should settle for - or if I should just keep the stock 1.8L 4Cyl inside the Mirage.
I just wanted to know if this swap is going to be worth it, since this is just going to be my daily driver car and not exactly something I'm going to be racing a whole lot (except on highways).
If not, let me know what engine I should settle for - or if I should just keep the stock 1.8L 4Cyl inside the Mirage.
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Yeah, but that swap is waaayyy too complicated for me, would take too much time too...Maybe for another car or in the future
Does anyone have any links to others that did it before?
Does anyone have any links to others that did it before?
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Hello there, I was once an 01 Mirage owner. I miss her very much. Here is a few quick notes
1. 5g Mirage is the best platform for the AWD swap. The rear end wouldn't be to hard to put in compaired to ours, which I miss. Anything evo 4/5/6 should work. I would say the swap would run you into the 7 to 9g range, pending if you can find deals on ebay or not. There was a guy who put the complete conversion in his coupe. Its on cardomain and if you can find it, it shows all the parts you will need. The Mirage is silver with an evo carbon fiber hood and evo bumper. I have pics somewhere. you may be able to use quite a few parts from the 03-06 Evo 8/9, but the wiring and ecu will be a huge pain.
2. Get the 4g63t motor, wires and ecu from an evo 4/5/6 and mate it to a FWD 4g64 Eclipse transmission
3. Get the twin turbo 2.5 v6 motor out of a Vr-4 galant from japan. 300hp 97-01 I believe, mate it with FWD transmission. I don't remember the engine code, or the code for the fwd transmission that works with it. Its been done before and I have a pic somewhere of it
1. 5g Mirage is the best platform for the AWD swap. The rear end wouldn't be to hard to put in compaired to ours, which I miss. Anything evo 4/5/6 should work. I would say the swap would run you into the 7 to 9g range, pending if you can find deals on ebay or not. There was a guy who put the complete conversion in his coupe. Its on cardomain and if you can find it, it shows all the parts you will need. The Mirage is silver with an evo carbon fiber hood and evo bumper. I have pics somewhere. you may be able to use quite a few parts from the 03-06 Evo 8/9, but the wiring and ecu will be a huge pain.
2. Get the 4g63t motor, wires and ecu from an evo 4/5/6 and mate it to a FWD 4g64 Eclipse transmission
3. Get the twin turbo 2.5 v6 motor out of a Vr-4 galant from japan. 300hp 97-01 I believe, mate it with FWD transmission. I don't remember the engine code, or the code for the fwd transmission that works with it. Its been done before and I have a pic somewhere of it
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thanks Juan - as for the car, I know what you're talking about, are you thinking about the Miralution car? It's got a video of his AWD running I think 458hp.
Could you talk about what would be included in the rear end and how much work it would be to an AWD swap? Because that sounds extremely out of my league...is it something I'd be able to do in the garage?
Could you talk about what would be included in the rear end and how much work it would be to an AWD swap? Because that sounds extremely out of my league...is it something I'd be able to do in the garage?
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thanks Juan - as for the car, I know what you're talking about, are you thinking about the Miralution car? It's got a video of his AWD running I think 458hp.
Could you talk about what would be included in the rear end and how much work it would be to an AWD swap? Because that sounds extremely out of my league...is it something I'd be able to do in the garage?
Could you talk about what would be included in the rear end and how much work it would be to an AWD swap? Because that sounds extremely out of my league...is it something I'd be able to do in the garage?
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It's been done 2498427534985 times. The 4g93 is a fun motor to put boost to, but I wish I had done a 4g63 swap instead. Read up on the Mirage forum. There's some good info on there.
It's been done 2498427534985 times. The 4g93 is a fun motor to put boost to, but I wish I had done a 4g63 swap instead. Read up on the Mirage forum. There's some good info on there.
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I found one in a magazine today. It was a 2 door with the awd conversion. You might be able to find it on the www.teamhybrid.com website. He's a member on there. There are several people who have done this. As I said, the mirage platform is the best one to do the conversion on. The only problem is, there isn't a clear how to on it. No one would expect it unless they know about the mirage and its ties to the evo 4/5/6. I saw a mirage pull up with anything other than rear drums for brakes in the rear, I ain't messing with it.
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http://www.pixcl.com/summitgtx/
Anyone have any idea how to read it? It looks like someone made a tutorial or something, and probably linked to those images but I can't find it anwhere?
And would lilevo's DVD apply to me? Since I have an '01 Mirage with 1.8L and he has a 1.5L on a '95 Mirage.
And granted a lot of people have done it, not a lot of people actually take the time to post how they did it or what parts they used. I'm looking for an AWD subframe - would I be able to set it up on AWD with the 1.8L engine and then swap out the engine in a few months? Would that make it harder on myself, or does it not matter?
And just found this conversion:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/appe...d-all-oem.html
Anyone have any idea how to read it? It looks like someone made a tutorial or something, and probably linked to those images but I can't find it anwhere?
And would lilevo's DVD apply to me? Since I have an '01 Mirage with 1.8L and he has a 1.5L on a '95 Mirage.
And granted a lot of people have done it, not a lot of people actually take the time to post how they did it or what parts they used. I'm looking for an AWD subframe - would I be able to set it up on AWD with the 1.8L engine and then swap out the engine in a few months? Would that make it harder on myself, or does it not matter?
And just found this conversion:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/appe...d-all-oem.html
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http://www.pixcl.com/summitgtx/
Anyone have any idea how to read it? It looks like someone made a tutorial or something, and probably linked to those images but I can't find it anwhere?
And would lilevo's DVD apply to me? Since I have an '01 Mirage with 1.8L and he has a 1.5L on a '95 Mirage.
And granted a lot of people have done it, not a lot of people actually take the time to post how they did it or what parts they used. I'm looking for an AWD subframe - would I be able to set it up on AWD with the 1.8L engine and then swap out the engine in a few months? Would that make it harder on myself, or does it not matter?
And just found this conversion:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/appe...d-all-oem.html
Anyone have any idea how to read it? It looks like someone made a tutorial or something, and probably linked to those images but I can't find it anwhere?
And would lilevo's DVD apply to me? Since I have an '01 Mirage with 1.8L and he has a 1.5L on a '95 Mirage.
And granted a lot of people have done it, not a lot of people actually take the time to post how they did it or what parts they used. I'm looking for an AWD subframe - would I be able to set it up on AWD with the 1.8L engine and then swap out the engine in a few months? Would that make it harder on myself, or does it not matter?
And just found this conversion:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/appe...d-all-oem.html