Unless you specify Ti/Al , the internals are made of inconel which is one of the strongest, most reliable metals in the world. I ordered mine over a week ago and they told me 3 weeks....wonder why they told you 9-10 weeks...hmmmmm

 

Only the 20g9 has inconel internals?

 

If you're doing the installation yourself it would be good to have replacement nuts/bolts gaskets etc..

I've been working on a nice list I can pass along to you once it's completed.. I'm planning my installation for the weekend of January 6th.

 

if you could PM me the list when you finish so i can make the run to the Mitsu dealer

 

Yeah.. I've got "all" of them now but you never really know until you actually do the installation.. I can PM you my draft list.. then I'll update it once I know for sure.

Also, I'm assuming you got the installation kit right?

 

You'll know as soon as I receive my installation kit . . .

 

jarrod at buschur told me to go with the 780cc injectors. i think 680 is enough but im not a tuner so i have no idea. i think somewhere david said that u need 15% more fuel for this turbo.

as for studs and gaskets, i just replaced most of them when i did the hotside, but i will be getting new gaskets.

and yes i will be getting the inconel wheels. they told me the next batch will be in 6-8 weeks and so i figured another week for them to get it to me.

 

Yep, everything is on order....God knows when it will be here though, Its tough waiting around everyday all day with a hard on for a turbo

 

yes i ordered the install kit, it was $175. total without hotside was $1325

 

Dave posted ALL this information, do a search for it in his other thread.

 

maybe a big azz front mount after this for a little show with all this go

 

Uhhh yeah lol. You might want look at a new IC for practical purposes :P

 

Like I said, a clutch.

 

All of the install kits for the turbos that have been shipped are leaving today!!

I honestly have no idea how long before we get more EVO9 turbos. I don't think it is going to be as soon as 3 weeks.

David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com

 

not what i wanted to hear
well soon enough i guess. Its accually warming up in Wisconsin so i can road tune again