[KyleClyne]

I accidentally turned my newbie introduction thread into more of a post about my car, but anyway - here it is again. My 92 3000GT VR4. ~50-60,000 miles on engine, ~130,000 body.



Thanks for looking.

Current mods:
Fidanza Cam Gears
XTD X-Lite Flywheel
Big Front Mount Intercooler
Front Exhaust Manifold
Turboback DNP Exhaust w/ Test Pipe
HKS Super Mega Flow Intake
HKS Turbo Timer
TurboXS Type-S BOV
TurboXS Manual Boost Controller
Dual A-pillar Mount w/ Boost and A/F Guages
Short Throw Shifter and Knob
NGK Copper Plugs .032
MSD 8.5mm Wires
Evo 560cc Injectors (Purchased, Spring Install)
Walbro 255 Pump (Purchased, Spring Install)
3SX Stainless Steel Line (Purchased, Spring Install)
15G Twin Turbos (Purchased, Spring Install)

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[vip_Justin]

these are beautiful cars!!! my grandpa has one, its not a vr4 tho. welcome to the forums man!

[Raid3n]

Nice.. Love the big intercooler lol

[KyleClyne]

Thanks guys.

Just waiting around for all this crap to melt. I had it backed out onto the driveway for a few minutes while I ran it. Tried to air out our pitiful little one stall garage too. Lots of moisture/condensation on the floor.


This was the NICEST day we've had this year, got up to like 45 degrees I think. We were definitely teased with that one though... Now we're back around mid-teens and low twenties.

[Shanook]

those turbo's look itty bitty lol, but thats why you got too. i love the way FMIC's look.

Thanks for posting your ride pics =) i think someone stated in the newbie intro that you needed to drop the car, im starting to agree with it, wheel gaps are a thumbs down =(

looks like your spring is going to be full of new installs!

[vip_Justin]

his wheel gap isn't even that bad. I was thinking drop it more for the fact that hes not 10inches off the ground :p

[KyleClyne]

Yes on all accounts! They are pretty small, but they're good for 500whp (supporting mods and good tune, of course) - more than I plan on achieving. Yeah... I don't have my fog lights any more, but that IC piping is a much prettier sight.

I wholeheartedly agree about the wheel gap. I need to start saving some money for some springs! My old Stealth had an Eibach set on it and looked really nice.

[Raid3n]

Eibach are good Quality! But if your looking for more performance ill suggest you to get yourself a super street tein or even Stance

[Shanook]

Tein FTW! =) well i havent installed them yet, but they're sitting in my basement waiting for all the stuff to melt also LOL

[Tuscani]

what a beautiful car! very nice bro

[KyleClyne]

Thanks! Here are some pictures of my old Dodge Stealth R/T. (N/A FWD):






Not too pretty haha. A lot of chips in the paint, clear coat getting stripped off, etc... Also got raped by some golf ball size hail last summer while it was parked outside of my work.

At least I had fog lights. Intercooler piping is way more badass though.

[KyleClyne]

OH... And for the record... Dodge Stealth is not a DSM... All Dodge Stealths and Mitsubishi 3000GT's are made in Nagoya, Japan, - and all the Eclipse/Talon/Lasers were made in Normal, Illinois.

[vip_Justin]

Originally Posted by KyleClyne

OH... And for the record... Dodge Stealth is not a DSM... All Dodge Stealths and Mitsubishi 3000GT's are made in Nagoya, Japan, - and all the Eclipse/Talon/Lasers were made in Normal, Illinois.

i did not know that...good information

[KyleClyne]

I just noticed it said that under the Mitsubishi category on the forum. No big deal, it was just itching at me a little bit. Even a lot of the 3000GT/Stealth enthusiasts don't always have it straight. Common misconception.

[vip_Justin]

ya they do look very similar...would prefer the 3000gt tho.