THE Complete Evo X turbo swap parts list!
#155
Evolved Member
Hi Folks.
I've made a diagram that seems to cover the turbo area pretty well. I worked my way through the references, converting everything that could possibly be relevant to the proper Manufacturer Part Codes (blue).
Any references still in black aren't proper Part Codes, but are just the reference numbers used in the diagrams.
Hope this is useful. Please keep your wits about you if you use it, and bring any inaccuracies to my attention.
Cheers,
Rich
I've made a diagram that seems to cover the turbo area pretty well. I worked my way through the references, converting everything that could possibly be relevant to the proper Manufacturer Part Codes (blue).
Any references still in black aren't proper Part Codes, but are just the reference numbers used in the diagrams.
Hope this is useful. Please keep your wits about you if you use it, and bring any inaccuracies to my attention.
Cheers,
Rich
#156
Evolved Member
Here's a parts reference for the above diagram. All the blue part numbers in the exploded diagram are listed in this PDF.
As noted above, if you find an inconsistency, typo or error, let me know!
Rich
As noted above, if you find an inconsistency, typo or error, let me know!
Rich
#158
1 1570B095 Front pipe- Exhaust Components (Evo X Downpipe)
1 1575A082 Catalytic converter upper seal. Catalytic Converter Gasket. //8/6/15: HOLD OFF ON THIS UNTIL I do some research
1 MR529714 Catalytic Converter Gasket. Converter & pipe gasket. Front pipe gasket. esonator & pipe gasket.
4 1822A021 Spark Plugs (Evo X)
Updated part #:
1542A042 - Air Inlet Fitting
Last edited by w8less1der; Aug 6, 2015 at 08:45 PM.
#160
Yeah I believe so lol
I mean simple bolts ons can be easily removed by an upgraded turbo..
Will be hard taking that off in a hurry.
You already have the Evo intercooler and other bits and pieces and assume your tuned. So why not take the plunge and do the swap hehe
I mean simple bolts ons can be easily removed by an upgraded turbo..
Will be hard taking that off in a hurry.
You already have the Evo intercooler and other bits and pieces and assume your tuned. So why not take the plunge and do the swap hehe
Last edited by ozzieralliart; Aug 28, 2015 at 05:29 AM. Reason: Typo
#161
Evolved Member
Hey, folks.
Quick question -
I'm just checking up as to whether there is a fitment issue with the metal "ring" style gasket/connection between the Evo X rear o2 housing and the stock Ralliart downpipe.
My local Mitsu dealer's computer system has two different part numbers for this ring... one for RA (available locally in Oz) and a different part number for Evo X (available ex Japan only).
Input welcome, from those who have left the factory RA downpipe in place during their Evo X t/c swap!
Cheers,
Rich
Quick question -
I'm just checking up as to whether there is a fitment issue with the metal "ring" style gasket/connection between the Evo X rear o2 housing and the stock Ralliart downpipe.
My local Mitsu dealer's computer system has two different part numbers for this ring... one for RA (available locally in Oz) and a different part number for Evo X (available ex Japan only).
Input welcome, from those who have left the factory RA downpipe in place during their Evo X t/c swap!
Cheers,
Rich