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Project: Evo6 Powered Mirage
I've just bought an Evo6 Powered 1996 Mirage off my mate here in New Zealand.
I'd thought i'll share my results and get some ideas off you guys :) The Car so far - (pics to come) Evo6 Engine Evo6 Close Ratio Gearbox Evo7 pressure plate/clutch/flywheel Evo7 Ti Turbo 9.8 evo3 Rear LSD Diff evo6 Front LSD Diff (transfer) - to be fitted. (currently running open diff, scary in the wet!) Evo 3 Brakes, with Hawk HP pads 2.5" exhaust the car previously ran 12.4 @ 177kph at the dragstrip. It was running 180kwatw at 15psi. (On the old evo6 turbo, 10.5) It's now got 200kwatw running 19psi on the new evo 7 turbo. (ecuflash adjusted) Should be good for 12.0 - 12.2 now. My plan is to race in the C1 drag racing class in NZ. (4wd turbo). Minimum time you're allowed to run is 11.01 before you get kicked out of the class and they ask you to install a rollcage for safety. The Plan is to race as the Four and Rotary Nationals in January and win the C1 Class. Here are some items i've ordered so far- Kelford 272 + valve springs (NZ performance parts! yay) Adjustable cam gears FP Red turbo (bought from Evo9-Power, on the way from the USA now) Link G4 ecu http://www.linkecu.com/products/engi...-ecus/g4-storm 880cc or 850cc injectors 16" Advan RG's Stainless Exhaust equal length exhaust manifold with anti reversion cones. 3" Exhaust The car weighs about 2300lb without driver. To get to 11.1ET i need approx 270kwatw. (~360whp) I know the FP Red turbo can easily flow this, and with the cams etc, should make this comfortably. I'm planning on making the power i need with the least boost possible for the engine sake. Hopefully a standard evo6 block with about 150000km's on the clock can cope with the punishment. I've bought these supporting parts so that when i want to rebuild the motor, i dont have to change any of my setup to get some awesome power out of the unit. I will be using the car as a dailly driver. But hopefully i'll get out on the track and have some fun with it. It's definitely an exciting car to drive, couple the light weight with the short wheelbase, and it keeps me on my toes! I'll keep everyone updated as the project progresses. Cheers, Mike Pics are nothing pretty! Full Stealth :) 15" wheels on at the mo, advans on the way. http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s2/mirage1.jpg New Exhaust manifold on the way soon http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s2/mirage2.jpg Sleeper... http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s2/mirage3.jpg http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s2/mirage4.jpg Evo4 seats on the way too, need to go and pick em up. http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...s2/mirage5.jpg |
sounds like fun... get us some pictures already!
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Kelford 272's and valve springs installed this weekend, what a mission!
but we got it done all good. Idle is incredibly lumpy now haha. Fidanza Cam gears on the way from the US. FP Red 64mm turbo just arrived from evo9-power (thanks mate), absolutely mint condition. I'll try to fit it tonight. Still need to order my 880cc Delphi's, probably go with PTE. Once the turbo is on, it's off the Performance Reloaded in Auckland to get a stainless exhaust manifold built. He's using surgical grade stainless piping, that moves when it's hot so you dont get cracks like you can with stainless steampipe. Probably going to get anti reversion cones installed for maximum torque and spool too. Then 3" exhaust, Link G4 Ecu, tune... aiming for about 280kwatw on as low boost as possible. I dont want to push the standard block too hard. I'll definitely need to upgrade the clutch too (using standard evo 7 setup at the mo). Looking into HKS twin plate, but thats about $2000NZD so will need a massive cash injection for that. I'll swap to a "A" ratio gearbox with 4.5 final drive at the same time, and install my LSD front diff transfer. Fun fun!! |
very cool car. wish we got the hatch here in USA. they stopped sending it in 92. two body styles earlier. it would be cool if it weighed 2300. but it is likely well over 2600 in awd form. I know. I built the lightest awd 4g63 seven years ago. it weighs a scant 2575 using many very light parts during the build. the hatch body styes are 50 or so heavier than coupes. and the 97 coupe is 150 heavier than the 93 coupe I used.
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we weighed it on the scales at work, it was 1100kg with driver. but i'll double check :)
Cheers |
o my god that is gorgeous i wish they had them here.
Eddie Rosado |
I'm a big fan of Colt/Mirage/Summit/Elantra Swaps. I have done a couple swaps in my day :)
Looking Good! Michael |
no problem good luck
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Originally Posted by ETS Michael
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I'm a big fan of Colt/Mirage/Summit/Elantra Swaps. I have done a couple swaps in my day :)
Looking Good! Michael Eddie Rosado |
Originally Posted by RSMike
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we weighed it on the scales at work, it was 1100kg with driver. but i'll double check :)
Cheers I just dont want people making plans to build one of these cars thinking they will end up with AWD car that weighs 2300lbs. it aint happening. But make no mistake 400whp in 2600lb. awd mirage will run high tens with good driver. |
You do realise the curve weight on these are sub 1000kg's... So I wouldnt say 1100kg's is out of the question..
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Makes me want to keep my 5G coupe and do an Evo swap. I love that hatches!
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2425.084884lbs per google
Eddie |
Originally Posted by MitsuJDM
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Makes me want to keep my 5G coupe and do an Evo swap. I love that hatches!
Eddie |
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