AWD Project Work Diary Thread
Couple new pics to show you...
These are my new Forged Aluminium Evo front arms, coupled with Mitsubishi Outlander sway bar endlinks. Being clever like that allows you to use the Evo arms with the lancer sway bar!
I got them because there is an issue with stock lancer front arms, they SNAP if abused or can be factory lemons!
The front arms attach in exactly the same way and are the same size as the normal lancers ones. Indeed, when making the Evo, all Mitsubishi did was changed the lancer arms to these ones, and left everything else the same!
The other two bits of metal are rear differential mounts.

These are my new Forged Aluminium Evo front arms, coupled with Mitsubishi Outlander sway bar endlinks. Being clever like that allows you to use the Evo arms with the lancer sway bar!
I got them because there is an issue with stock lancer front arms, they SNAP if abused or can be factory lemons!
The front arms attach in exactly the same way and are the same size as the normal lancers ones. Indeed, when making the Evo, all Mitsubishi did was changed the lancer arms to these ones, and left everything else the same!
The other two bits of metal are rear differential mounts.

this is nuts man... lol i wish i could do something like this... too bad i got no money to invest in a project like this... and also have VERY little automotives knowledge which kinda screws me over for this haha.. learning though...... learning....
god damn dude.
i always wondered about this. concidering evos have the 2.0L, and if we put the turbo and awd in our 2.4L, i dont see why it wouldnt smoke a stock evo.
keep us updated with pics and maybe even video's. especialy when its done.
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i always wondered about this. concidering evos have the 2.0L, and if we put the turbo and awd in our 2.4L, i dont see why it wouldnt smoke a stock evo.
keep us updated with pics and maybe even video's. especialy when its done.
Couple new pics to show you...
These are my new Forged Aluminium Evo front arms, coupled with Mitsubishi Outlander sway bar endlinks. Being clever like that allows you to use the Evo arms with the lancer sway bar!
I got them because there is an issue with stock lancer front arms, they SNAP if abused or can be factory lemons!
The front arms attach in exactly the same way and are the same size as the normal lancers ones. Indeed, when making the Evo, all Mitsubishi did was changed the lancer arms to these ones, and left everything else the same!
The other two bits of metal are rear differential mounts.


These are my new Forged Aluminium Evo front arms, coupled with Mitsubishi Outlander sway bar endlinks. Being clever like that allows you to use the Evo arms with the lancer sway bar!
I got them because there is an issue with stock lancer front arms, they SNAP if abused or can be factory lemons!
The front arms attach in exactly the same way and are the same size as the normal lancers ones. Indeed, when making the Evo, all Mitsubishi did was changed the lancer arms to these ones, and left everything else the same!
The other two bits of metal are rear differential mounts.


Good news is that RRM have got my order for the Turbo Kit! Figure about 3 weeks and I'll be turbo! Then I'll get back on the AWD conversion! Then, maybe ill spend my money on somat else!
VW auto Parts??? No
parts??? WTF!!!! 
I never knew we got 'wagens n disguise...

Diavlo...did you have the part # for the Evo lower arms and the 0utlander links?
Look what you've done, made me come back to EvonM.
Just to reiterate those two metal bits (rear diff mounts) are from and outlander, possibly 2004?
If you post the part # that would be great.
Just to reiterate those two metal bits (rear diff mounts) are from and outlander, possibly 2004?
If you post the part # that would be great.
Diavlo... Can you do me a favor and compare your stock Lancer arms with those EVO ones? The reason why I mention this is because I am fairly certain that you're going to realize that they're not the same.



. keep up the good work 



