Lancer Ralliart 2006 to evo IX body kit
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Hi, my friend Joseph is working on this build and I will be posting the pictures of the status of this build {thumbup}
This is a long history, maybe you are thinking why don't just buy an EVO IX, but here in Mexico we have a big issue, Mitsubishi only sent 100 EVOs IX to the country on 2006, then they are very dificult to find and they are very expensive (we never received EVOs VIII too), in my case I'm a lucky man because I could buy one of those 100 but my friend Joseph could not get it, he always say me: "I buy your evo", but I always say: sorry is not for sale, :D, then Joseph decided to build his Lancer ralliart with the EVO body kit and I helped him to check the details between the both chasis. The first step is the body kit and the wheels, he bought wide front fenders (20mm+ front, 35mm+ rear) to fit Battle wheels 18x9.5 +15offset with 265-35-18 tires. Second step is Install T3T4 turbo kit he wants 350 hps! Third step is buy Recaro seats and Brembo brakes to complete the build. For now the first step is on going and here are the pictures, I will add more on the week depending of the work on that. Attachment 277999 Attachment 278000 Attachment 278001 Attachment 278002 Attachment 278003 |
Looks good, keep the pictures and progress coming :mitsu:
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Nice! I would love to see more of this project. Keep the pictures and updates coming!
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This is epic! I'd love to see more of this project too! What is the plan for the rear fenders?
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In Canada we got zero Evo viii/ix, but it's fairly easy to import them.
is it not possible to import to mexico? |
Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
(Post 10814614)
In Canada we got zero Evo viii/ix, but it's fairly easy to import them.
is it not possible to import to mexico? |
Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10814544)
This is epic! I'd love to see more of this project too! What is the plan for the rear fenders?
Thanks to follow this thread! {thumbup} |
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Originally Posted by evo2809
(Post 10815569)
About rear fenders, the plan is install a wide quater panels that are made for the Lancer Evo IX original body (35mm+), and they will be used as base for the evo tailights, I will post the pics of this when it is installed on the car, for now the front is being detailed to fit the JDM headlights and the bumper because the Ralliart chasis is little different in some points, I will post more pics when the front is completed :cool:,
Thanks to follow this thread! {thumbup} And those wheels will look awesome on there! :D |
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I'm glad your one that keeps posting pictures and updates but more importantly that you came to share something different. To many times there are just people posting their problems wanting help. :beer:
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Im curious as to what he's going to do about the front bumper since the evo bumper is wider than ours.
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Update!!!
The headlights are in process, on this week we will see all the front ready to be detailed and painted I think {thumbup} Attachment 277904 Attachment 277905 Attachment 277906 |
Some points to consider on this front build:
1.- The oem hood hinges of the Lancer 2004-2006 are different then when we installed the EVO IX hood it did not fit correctly, then we bought used ones from a 2002 lancer ES model and all was good. 2.- To fit the headlights the SRS sensor airbags had to be removed and relocated 3.- The part that close the hood had to be modified because the EVO hood has in other way the lock 4.- Front impact bars need to be replace them from EVO IX oem one to fit the EVO bumper and inter-cooler(you can leave it without the bar if you want) 5.- The EVO headlight's connectors are not compatible with oem ones is necessary go to the dealer to install the conversion cables. 6.- Also to fit headlights you need to install custom resistant pins. :D |
good luck with the build, is he planning on making this thing all wheel drive?
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Originally Posted by donzilla2004
(Post 10824900)
good luck with the build, is he planning on making this thing all wheel drive?
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yes keep posting about this ralliart
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Originally Posted by evo2809
(Post 10824748)
Some points to consider on this front build:
1.- The oem hood hinges of the Lancer 2004-2006 are different then when we installed the EVO IX hood it did not fit correctly, then we bought used ones from a 2002 lancer ES model and all was good. 2.- To fit the headlights the SRS sensor airbags had to be removed and relocated 3.- The part that close the hood had to be modified because the EVO hood has in other way the lock 4.- Front impact bars need to be replace them from EVO IX oem one to fit the EVO bumper and inter-cooler(you can leave it without the bar if you want) 5.- The EVO headlight's connectors are not compatible with oem ones is necessary go to the dealer to install the conversion cables. 6.- Also to fit headlights you need to install custom resistant pins. :D |
Originally Posted by Bearded Woman
(Post 10826050)
Where did you relocate the SRS sensor airbags?
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Update!
The front bumper and the inter-cooler are ready and it looks very nice! :cool: Attachment 277868 Attachment 277869 Attachment 277870 |
Next step in the front is detail all the pieces before to be painted {thumbup}
Also the work on the rear fenders started, creating the place for the EVO taillights, I will post pictures of that on next week. ;) |
you mean "inter-fooler", lol...
body's looking sharp. |
Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
(Post 10829302)
you mean "inter-fooler", lol...
body's looking sharp. |
Looks awesome! I cant wait to see the rear fenders! :D
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Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10829996)
Looks awesome! I cant wait to see the rear fenders! :D
I hope have pictures of some work on rear fenders on next week |
Looks good. Will be nice to see the finished product
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Holy crap this is an expensive project but it looks awesome
I bought the battles thinking they would fit my ralliart but No effin way without a few adjustments now I've gotta sell em But no other car will fit them except Evo with the offset Ps can't wait to see it finished |
This is looking great so far! I'm looking forward to seeing the rear pics.{thumbup}
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I'm impressed. It looks good so far. I keep seeing people asking about doing this, and everybody just bashing them. Pretty positive feedback so far. Good luck with the rear end, I hope it comes out nice!
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Front ready to be detailed:
Attachment 277827 The front spoiler will be installed after the paint process because is carbon fiber and it wont be painted. :cool: |
what about the rear quarters?
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
(Post 10835109)
what about the rear quarters?
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Dang good luck getting the rear set up
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Looks like a lot of work, good job!
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Hi friends, much time since the last update, sorry but the persons that are working on the car were very busy in other projects, but they are now working in the back and I have pics about it.
Enjoy: Attachment 277014 Attachment 277015 Attachment 277016 Attachment 277017 |
Nice this reminds me of that lancer from 2 fast to furious lol cant wait to see this thing finished!
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where do you find those rear flares? is that a wide body, or replacement quarter panel sections for an EVO?
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Originally Posted by kayouu
(Post 10958443)
Nice this reminds me of that lancer from 2 fast to furious lol cant wait to see this thing finished!
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Originally Posted by rich3389
(Post 10958568)
Except that was a real evo....
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Lol nah in 2 fast 2 furious that was a base model lancer fitted with evo panels like what is happening here.
I'm wondering the same as Cranswick though. Are those the Evil-R widebody panels? Or something else? |
Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10958888)
Lol nah in 2 fast 2 furious that was a base model lancer fitted with evo panels...
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Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10958888)
Lol nah in 2 fast 2 furious that was a base model lancer fitted with evo panels like what is happening here.
I'm wondering the same as Cranswick though. Are those the Evil-R widebody panels? Or something else? |
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Thanks for the comments!, those are a wide rear panels for the original EVO body, but we are using it to get more wider than EVO oem body.
You can see the panels on AIT Racing page: http://www.aitracing.com/Body-Kits/B...tion-2003-2007 Attachment 277008 |
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Update!, pics about the left door panel to install the left side skirt:
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@evo2809 Are you widening where the side skirts attach?
Originally Posted by Raikiri
(Post 10958999)
Only partially true. The car was a REAL Evo VII. The stunt doubles for the car were base Lancers to look like it
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Originally Posted by Raikiri
(Post 10958999)
Only partially true. The car was a REAL Evo VII. The stunt doubles for the car were base Lancers to look like it
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Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10962630)
@evo2809 Are you widening where the side skirts attach?
Well yea thats what I meant. Meaning most of the time you see the car doing anything cool or noteworthy its probably wasnt the VII :lol: |
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Update!!
Now the Evo trunk is installed, and the last step on the rear part has been started: - Install tailights - Quater panels - Rear Bumper Nex steps - Install the HKS muffler - Install Recaro seats - Paint all the car Attachment 276843 :D |
Originally Posted by evo2809
(Post 10984851)
Update!!
Now the Evo trunk is installed, and the last step on the rear part has been started: - Install tailights - Quater panels - Rear Bumper Nex steps - Install the HKS muffler - Install Recaro seats - Paint all the car http://i1318.photobucket.com/albums/...psf6abdf98.jpg :D |
Thanks Mike and thanks to all to follow this thead!! I think on this month the car will be completed, I hope so, jejeejeje {thumbup}
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subscribed & bookmarked.
very nice! btw what color are you painting the car? |
This is excellent. I cant wait to see the finished product. I want to see it outside of the garage mostly so I can see more of the car at once! LOL
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Will it have a JDM rear bumper?
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Originally Posted by rzrxn
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subscribed & bookmarked.
very nice! btw what color are you painting the car? an EVO in that color just in red, white, black and silver. |
Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10985246)
This is excellent. I cant wait to see the finished product. I want to see it outside of the garage mostly so I can see more of the car at once! LOL
The car has been in the garage for 5 months :crap:, then is time to go to the streets. |
Originally Posted by InitialE
(Post 10985277)
Will it have a JDM rear bumper?
get out the rear impact bar. |
This is gonna be awesome! Stoked to see how everything turned out. Are you going to be working on the internals too? Engine, transmission, drivetrain, etc? This is such an awesome project man!
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Originally Posted by rzrxn
(Post 10985412)
This is gonna be awesome! Stoked to see how everything turned out. Are you going to be working on the internals too? Engine, transmission, drivetrain, etc? This is such an awesome project man!
- Brembo brakes - Turbo (with stock internals to get like 250 hps) - conversion to AWD - Forged internals to get 300 or more hps For now we are not thinking in a EVO engine swap, just we would like to see the power of the 2.4 Ralliart engine. :D |
Originally Posted by evo2809
(Post 10985425)
Yes, that is the idea, the steps after the wide body ends:
- Brembo brakes - Turbo (with stock internals to get like 250 hps) - conversion to AWD - Forged internals to get 300 or more hps For now we are not thinking in a EVO engine swap, just we would like to see the power of the 2.4 Ralliart engine. :D Keep up the good work, my friend! |
Originally Posted by rzrxn
(Post 10985430)
That's what I like to hear! Swapping in an EVO engine just kills off the Ralliart heart of our beloved cars. Not that there's something wrong with EVO engines. I just think that our Ralliarts should be its own self! {thumbup}
Keep up the good work, my friend! |
This is looking great so far!
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Look up mitsuorder's 4g69 build. May give you some ideas when you go to strengthen the block. He swaps an Evo 9 head on, forged internals, and ends up making HP in the upper 700 range I think.
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Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10985630)
Look up mitsuorder's 4g69 build. May give you some ideas when you go to strengthen the block. He swaps an Evo 9 head on, forged internals, and ends up making HP in the upper 700 range I think.
Thanks for the info! |
Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 10985630)
Look up mitsuorder's 4g69 build. May give you some ideas when you go to strengthen the block. He swaps an Evo 9 head on, forged internals, and ends up making HP in the upper 700 range I think.
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Originally Posted by InitialE
(Post 10985833)
Without strengthening the whole frame, the car will fold like origami at first launch.
400 hps from that Ralliart Engine in a AWD setup. |
Originally Posted by evo2809
(Post 10986329)
I can Imagine that :eek:, but we are thinking in a long term get some like
400 hps from that Ralliart Engine in a AWD setup. |
Oh I wasn't suggesting he push it that far. I just thought he could get some ideas and excellent info from the thread. 400 is an awesome goal.
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About Recaro seats, we have access to buy a used EVO X ones, what do you think?
Last week I could check them in the local Mitsubishi dealer in an EVO X 2014 and those seats are very nice, maybe little more than the EVO 9 seats. |
evo 8/9 leather would fit the generation better...though an Evo 8/9 wing looks pretty good on an X...seats from an X could look good in the old school :p
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i say go with these bad boys...
http://image.motortrend.com/f/380732...caro-seats.jpg i want those in my car ahaha! but i dont think my girl will be comfy in a bucket seat while putting on make up on the highway...LOL! |
Those ones looks really sick!, but we could get the GSR's seats.
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Originally Posted by CrAnSwIcK
(Post 10988609)
evo 8/9 leather would fit the generation better...though an Evo 8/9 wing looks pretty good on an X...seats from an X could look good in the old school :p
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Originally Posted by kpt6
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we need to check in ebay to be able to get some ones from USA. But this is an option too {thumbup} Thanks for your suggestions! |
project is looking awesome. I'm a previous Ralliart owner and I know how hard is to get EVOs specially in countries like Mexico where they are so expensive and rare. In Puerto Rico they are expensive too and cost of living is expensive so having an EVO can be very luxurious. Keep the good work. There is always that group of people who laugh and dont believe you can make it. Those are the moments where you sit down, shut up your mouth and work even harder. Then pictures will speak by themselves. KEEP THE AWESOME WORK.
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Originally Posted by manolo2011
(Post 10990013)
project is looking awesome. I'm a previous Ralliart owner and I know how hard is to get EVOs specially in countries like Mexico where they are so expensive and rare. In Puerto Rico they are expensive too and cost of living is expensive so having an EVO can be very luxurious. Keep the good work. There is always that group of people who laugh and dont believe you can make it. Those are the moments where you sit down, shut up your mouth and work even harder. Then pictures will speak by themselves. KEEP THE AWESOME WORK.
believe on this project but here in the garage we know that is possible and is going good, maybe slow but keep walking {thumbup} |
good job so far,keep it up.
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This is a full conversion project I can respect. If the local rules don't allow you to have something you dream of that does no harm, take matters into your own hands and do it yourself. Keep up the good work!
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Originally Posted by sovain
(Post 10999841)
good job so far,keep it up.
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Originally Posted by Pal215
(Post 10999853)
This is a full conversion project I can respect. If the local rules don't allow you to have something you dream of that does no harm, take matters into your own hands and do it yourself. Keep up the good work!
-pal215 |
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Now the tail lights are being installed with the rear bumper:
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Looks like the body work ends in 2 weeks and the the paint job will start!
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Nice progress man :mitsu:
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Great idea to use the wide evo rear panels.
Where did you order your parts for the project,as far as the hood,fenders,and rear panels.what are you going to do about the gas cover,will a evo gas cover work with some modifications?great project keep it going! |
Originally Posted by jermz1
(Post 11027431)
Great idea to use the wide evo rear panels.
Where did you order your parts for the project,as far as the hood,fenders,and rear panels.what are you going to do about the gas cover,will a evo gas cover work with some modifications?great project keep it going! the evo one can be installed but you need to do some modifications, since I'm using wider panels then we decided to use the oem Ralliart cover if the finish is not good then we will have to use EVO one. Thanks for the comment! {thumbup} |
I will try to post new pics today
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looks good man...
hope it looks awesome in the end and performs even better than expected(after the engine work){thumbup} keep up the good work guys! |
How far are you all planning to take this conversion? Are you going to attempt an AWD swap as well?
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no problem man,i cant wait to see the final product.one last thing how about the wheel space in the fenders,i noticed that previous conversions,the wheel is further up and not directly centered.
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Originally Posted by nekkidlad
(Post 11030563)
looks good man...
hope it looks awesome in the end and performs even better than expected(after the engine work){thumbup} keep up the good work guys! :cool: |
Originally Posted by bakuro117
(Post 11031106)
How far are you all planning to take this conversion? Are you going to attempt an AWD swap as well?
1.- Recaro Seats 2.- Brembo Brakes 3.- Turbo project 4.- AWD project Then I think this thread will be open for a long time :D because we will start with the turbo project until March in 2014. {thumbup} |
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Originally Posted by jermz1
(Post 11031435)
no problem man,i cant wait to see the final product.one last thing how about the wheel space in the fenders,i noticed that previous conversions,the wheel is further up and not directly centered.
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Looking good.How did you fill in the space?Also why are you having to re-fiberglass the whole fender?Do you plan on molding the quarter panels or leave it as is?
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also by the wheel space,this is what i meant.its a bit further up,instead of center.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...body-evo14.jpg |
love this project.....need more pics!
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Originally Posted by jermz1
(Post 11036142)
Looking good.How did you fill in the space?Also why are you having to re-fiberglass the whole fender?Do you plan on molding the quarter panels or leave it as is?
Those spaces are being filled using aluminum then the structure generated is very resistant. We had to re-fiberglass the fenders because they were very fragile :mad: then we had the idea to add more fiberglass to get a good quality in resistant body and we got the level that we were looking for :cool: About the quarter panels the plan is molding to get a clean and oem body. |
Originally Posted by jermz1
(Post 11036151)
also by the wheel space,this is what i meant.its a bit further up,instead of center.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...body-evo14.jpg could be an ES by the 4 nuts in the wheels but I'm not sure if the nuts configuration or suspension can have that effect but for our car we did not get that space in the wheels and the fenders. We are using KYB shocks with Eibach springs :) |
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