Lancer / Mirage Supercharger systems available from $6000.00 + GST
RPW Service Centre is also developing our own Supercharger kits for the Mitsubishi 3.5 Litre V6 Range. Details are still being organized but the development of a 220kw V6 Magna is on the boards with a standard motor with mild camshafts, Unichip computer, RPW High flowed injectors, Autodyne Supercharger, RPW O/Size throttle body, K&N Rampod, RPW Extractors and good exhaust system.

Anyone interested contact RPW. We are looking for three local (Perth) test vehicles to help cover development costs - these vehicles will obviously have these kits fitted at cheaper prices than normal. Expected prices are approximately $7000.00 fitted for the above systems.

Found this on rpw's site today. You gotta be friggin' kidding me!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is this a great world we live in or what!!!!!

 

Yea its great!!!! Its $6,000 though, I'd have to save up for that. But yep, its awesome!!!

 

Boy howdy, you ain't kidding 'bout that.
Would love to see it tho.

 

Wouldn't you rather a Turbo for 4.5K ? 7 g's is kinda high....

EDIT: But if it is coming with all the internal/external mods, I change my decision to a "maybe"

 

There's an understatement

 

I'm gonna wait to see the rippmodds superc...their kit is VERY promising.

 

that's about half the cost of the car.

for 16k+7k for the blower... I would have got a wrx or something.

 

seriously. should i drop my pants and grab my ankles before or after i buy one of these?

for that price, i would have gone the WRX route too.

 

that's 6000 Australian dollars

that's $3545.04 US

WADAD

Not only that but Mitsiman (Dave) from RPW has said that superchargers are better suited to 6 cylinder engines such as this one you quoted not our engines.

 

RPW has always had superchargers but they aren't the biggest fan of them on 4 bangers. Not enough power overall to get the thing rollin' around efficiently. Personally, I'm fan of supercharging but the relative ease through which someone could put a turbo on this car and then work their way up the boost ladder, turbocharging is more attractive. I'm definitely interested in the RIPP kit after seeing their work on the V6 3G's. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ht=turbo+super <---Even with its sloppiness, it's a decent read on the subject.