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Old Oct 15, 2016 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Howulikemyevo
You should hit 500+ easily with some extra mods. The only things that I would consider important when hitting all day driving on 500+hp is I-beam rods, aftermarket crank and beef up your valve train. I see a lot of people running oem crank but it won't last long. I don't care what they say but they never tell you the truth.
Where do you live so I can check to see if you live near a good tuner.
Not all tuner are great, they will blow up your motor.

I have a gt3076 before, I made 546hp on 93 pump gas with 30psi.
I live in Cairns Queensland Australia.
Below is a cut / paste from a speadsheet on my car

CAR SPECS
Tomei Adjustable Cam gears
ARP Head Studs (ARP Part # 207-4203)
3mm oversized Lash Adjusters (Hyd. Lifters)
Supertech Valves (Std size nitrided coated) (MIVN-1007)
Brian Crower Valve Spring + Retainers (part no. BC0100)
Crankshaft - Eagle Forged 100mm (2439375900B7)
Rods - Manley Stroker I-beam (14400-4)
Pistons - Wiseco 1400HD 85mm bore (K627M85)
Bearings - ACL Main, Rod & Thrust (5M1219H-STD, 4B1185H-STD & 1T1219)
Main Stud - ARP (207-5401)
Kelford Camshaft 272 (Part. 8-TX272)
Sleeved Block
AMS Race Balance Shaft Eliminator Kit (A0122A)+ Pulley Eliminator
DeatschWerks 1000cc Fuel Injectors (42M-02-1000-4)
Gates Racing Timing Belt
SPOOLINUP Coil on Plug Kit (COP) Coils = Toyota Denso 90919-02244
PWR Intercooler
Tomei front & dump pipe - Outter Diameter 70 mm (Inner diameter 65 mm)
Custom Exhaust and Hi flow cat back
K&N RU-4600 Pod Filter
Solid Brass Shifter Bushings
ORC Single Plate Clutch (Cerametallic)"Push Type" 409D
STM Evo 8 oil Cooler (Part. 9127-7842)
,SAS Delete (Secondary Air System)
Stainless Steel 3.25 Thick Exhaust Manifold -Equal Runners (TM-EVO02-NP)
Intake Pipe 4" Custom (with 12mm 1/4 NTP attachments)
Link G4 (Mitsubishi EVOLink Plug-In (EVO8G4))
DBA 4000 Rear rotors
DBA 5000 Front rotors
Goodridge Braided Brake lines
BC Racing Coil Overs
Whiteline Rear swaybar (24mm Adj)
Ultra Racing Rear Strut Brace (2 Point)
Ultra Racing Front Strut Brace (3 Point)
Ultra Racing Fender Braces (6 Point)
Ultra Racing Side Underbody Braces (8 Point)
Ultra Racing Front Underbody Brace (5 Point)
Whiteline Front swaybar (24mm)
Ultra Racing Floor Bar (3 Point)

TO BE INSTALLED
Intake Manifold - Ported (Evo 9 JDM) E
GR Block Off Plate (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) for Evo9 Intake Manifold
S90 Throttle Body 70mm (S90-MIT-270)
STM 70mm Throttle body adapter plate
ThermaTec - Throttle Body Thermal Gasket
ThermaTec - Intake Manifold Thermal Gasket
ATP Garrett Stock Location GTX3582R Turbo Kit for Evo 4 Through Evo 8/9 - 700HP (4" inlet)
WALBRO * 400LPH In-Tank Fuel Pump Kit

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Old Oct 16, 2016 | 05:56 AM
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Originally Posted by SEETO
I live in Cairns Queensland Australia.
Below is a cut / paste from a speadsheet on my car

CAR SPECS
Tomei Adjustable Cam gears
ARP Head Studs (ARP Part # 207-4203)
3mm oversized Lash Adjusters (Hyd. Lifters)
Supertech Valves (Std size nitrided coated) (MIVN-1007)
Brian Crower Valve Spring + Retainers (part no. BC0100)
Crankshaft - Eagle Forged 100mm (2439375900B7)
Rods - Manley Stroker I-beam (14400-4)
Pistons - Wiseco 1400HD 85mm bore (K627M85)
Bearings - ACL Main, Rod & Thrust (5M1219H-STD, 4B1185H-STD & 1T1219)
Main Stud - ARP (207-5401)
Kelford Camshaft 272 (Part. 8-TX272)
Sleeved Block
AMS Race Balance Shaft Eliminator Kit (A0122A)+ Pulley Eliminator
DeatschWerks 1000cc Fuel Injectors (42M-02-1000-4)
Gates Racing Timing Belt
SPOOLINUP Coil on Plug Kit (COP) Coils = Toyota Denso 90919-02244
PWR Intercooler
Tomei front & dump pipe - Outter Diameter 70 mm (Inner diameter 65 mm)
Custom Exhaust and Hi flow cat back
K&N RU-4600 Pod Filter
Solid Brass Shifter Bushings
ORC Single Plate Clutch (Cerametallic)"Push Type" 409D
STM Evo 8 oil Cooler (Part. 9127-7842)
,SAS Delete (Secondary Air System)
Stainless Steel 3.25 Thick Exhaust Manifold -Equal Runners (TM-EVO02-NP)
Intake Pipe 4" Custom (with 12mm 1/4 NTP attachments)
Link G4 (Mitsubishi EVOLink Plug-In (EVO8G4))
DBA 4000 Rear rotors
DBA 5000 Front rotors
Goodridge Braided Brake lines
BC Racing Coil Overs
Whiteline Rear swaybar (24mm Adj)
Ultra Racing Rear Strut Brace (2 Point)
Ultra Racing Front Strut Brace (3 Point)
Ultra Racing Fender Braces (6 Point)
Ultra Racing Side Underbody Braces (8 Point)
Ultra Racing Front Underbody Brace (5 Point)
Whiteline Front swaybar (24mm)
Ultra Racing Floor Bar (3 Point)

TO BE INSTALLED
Intake Manifold - Ported (Evo 9 JDM) E
GR Block Off Plate (Exhaust Gas Recirculation) for Evo9 Intake Manifold
S90 Throttle Body 70mm (S90-MIT-270)
STM 70mm Throttle body adapter plate
ThermaTec - Throttle Body Thermal Gasket
ThermaTec - Intake Manifold Thermal Gasket
ATP Garrett Stock Location GTX3582R Turbo Kit for Evo 4 Through Evo 8/9 - 700HP (4" inlet)
WALBRO * 400LPH In-Tank Fuel Pump Kit
The only thing that I see that would be a problem later , is the single plate clutch. If you go up to 500hp all day driving, it will start to slip. I have a ACT race heavy duty ss clutch when I made 546hp. It start to slip after 500-600 miles. Only slipping after 6000rpm.
I'm using the Competition twin disc clutch with push conversion kit now. It's running great now for 2000 plus miles. Don't ever used quartermaster twin disc clutch because the clutch bearing that come with the clutch make a really loud noise when you step on your clutch when you shift. Very annoying sound. I have that clutch before I change to my Competition twin disc now.
But getting back to the topic, if it's possible then change the clutch whenever you need to pull your motor out at the same time. Because it's a ***** to change the clutch once the motor is in. The shop will charge crazy price just to change the clutch.
Anyway, sound like you have a pretty good setup.
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Old Oct 16, 2016 | 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Howulikemyevo
The only thing that I see that would be a problem later , is the single plate clutch. If you go up to 500hp all day driving, it will start to slip. I have a ACT race heavy duty ss clutch when I made 546hp. It start to slip after 500-600 miles. Only slipping after 6000rpm.
I'm using the Competition twin disc clutch with push conversion kit now. It's running great now for 2000 plus miles. Don't ever used quartermaster twin disc clutch because the clutch bearing that come with the clutch make a really loud noise when you step on your clutch when you shift. Very annoying sound. I have that clutch before I change to my Competition twin disc now.
But getting back to the topic, if it's possible then change the clutch whenever you need to pull your motor out at the same time. Because it's a ***** to change the clutch once the motor is in. The shop will charge crazy price just to change the clutch.
Anyway, sound like you have a pretty good setup.
Yeah clutch is on my list, Im glad my setup looks alright, Since owning my lancer I have gone through 3 motors. I now drive my lancer like a granny because I am scared something will break again lol. Once my car is sorted out, I may even be able to afford a girlfriend again
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Old Oct 19, 2016 | 01:38 PM
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Can someone show me how and were the run the throttle cable to hide it. Thank you!
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Old Oct 28, 2016 | 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by thepoint4life23
Can someone show me how and were the run the throttle cable to hide it. Thank you!
Sorry, I have no idea
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Old Nov 2, 2016 | 01:48 AM
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Does anyone know if a evo 9 manifold and evo 6 throttle body fit? (Eg. Does the egr get in the way of the stock evo 6 throttlebody)

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Old Dec 4, 2016 | 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted by SEETO
Does anyone know if a evo 9 manifold and evo 6 throttle body fit? (Eg. Does the egr get in the way of the stock evo 6 throttlebody)
Answer = yes, u just need to block off egr
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Old Dec 23, 2016 | 07:04 AM
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Dirty, but i'll contribute.

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Old Dec 30, 2016 | 02:52 PM
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A work in progress



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Old Mar 17, 2017 | 09:43 AM
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^^thewickerman, thanks for your contribution lol
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Old Mar 20, 2017 | 08:30 PM
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The last time I posted I posted this.



It turned into this




Now it looks like this.

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Old Mar 24, 2017 | 07:48 PM
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This is how it did look, will update in about a week when fresh build is complete...

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Old Apr 25, 2017 | 02:14 PM
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Sick setup for JRally!! i needed that motivation to make mine nice and clean. Wire tuck in my future ;
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Old Apr 26, 2017 | 09:26 AM
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Old Apr 26, 2017 | 10:24 AM
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hot damn that strut bar!
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