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Posted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:01 pm
by blanka
Phoenix wrote:i'll say budget out about AUD$10 - $12K at least. this will make room for your turbo + safety electronics + install + tune + brakes + RTA certification, AND... any mishaps...

but in the end, you'll have something that would eat a RA in a straight line... but of course, you'll die in corners... ;)

PS: minus out $1 - $1.8K from my estimate if you're installing the kit and brakes yourself.

PS2: Frank is also selling custom forged internals, such as conrods, pistons, and crankshafts... that would allow you to up the boost to around 14 - 16psi... or higher...


oh wow lolz

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 7:24 pm
by blanka
just out of curiosity does any1 know wat type of turbo the evo x has??

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 9:44 pm
by Phoenix
blanka wrote:just out of curiosity does any1 know wat type of turbo the evo x has??


what exactly are you planning to do? turbocharge your lancer, or just asking for knowledge?

Many manufacturers just build the turbine in house, under license for the designs from Garrett etc. Example: Ford XR6T's, their turbines are Garretts, manufactured in-house by Ford, under license.

you can;t just pop on a turbine and expect all go's. you'll need to do alot of research beforehand, and even then, you'll need a laundry list of additional parts, such as a new exhaust manifold to allow for the turbine, ic, fuel injectors/fuel management, ecu tune, electronics etc etc etc...

if you're serious about installing one, PM me and I can help you out. otherwise if you're just asking for fun... :roll:

Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 10:23 pm
by XxLaNcErGTSxX
blanka wrote:just out of curiosity does any1 know wat type of turbo the evo x has??


Its a twin scroll but that all I know about it. The car can handle alot of boost stock

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 12:36 am
by Josh_Emerton
...scroll??And Pheonix I AM serious about installing one in a couple of years.After I fix up todays prang, spoiler, hood, few other little bits n pieces. So that 'laundry list' would be appreciated haha

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 9:09 am
by Phoenix
Josh_Emerton wrote:...scroll??And Pheonix I AM serious about installing one in a couple of years.After I fix up todays prang, spoiler, hood, few other little bits n pieces. So that 'laundry list' would be appreciated haha


if you're in Sydney sometime, we can talk details. Should have everything done by early Jan. Just waiting on arrival of the kit right now. afaik, the manifolds are being ceramic coated at the moment.

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 10:33 pm
by blanka
Phoenix wrote:
blanka wrote:just out of curiosity does any1 know wat type of turbo the evo x has??


what exactly are you planning to do? turbocharge your lancer, or just asking for knowledge?

Many manufacturers just build the turbine in house, under license for the designs from Garrett etc. Example: Ford XR6T's, their turbines are Garretts, manufactured in-house by Ford, under license.

you can;t just pop on a turbine and expect all go's. you'll need to do alot of research beforehand, and even then, you'll need a laundry list of additional parts, such as a new exhaust manifold to allow for the turbine, ic, fuel injectors/fuel management, ecu tune, electronics etc etc etc...

if you're serious about installing one, PM me and I can help you out. otherwise if you're just asking for fun... :roll:


lolz theres a reason for everything we just dont do things just for the heck of it. Just after some info so i can get a bit more knowledge about turbo n stuff cos dont no very much about cars lolz

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 10:35 pm
by Phoenix
^^ definately don't wanna be going turbo then buddy...

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 10:37 pm
by blanka
Phoenix wrote:^^ definately don't wanna be going turbo then buddy...


lolz shit that was a quick reply u must b as fast as ryan c from nitsubishi forums lolz. yeh i cant get turbo cos im on my p's but im looking at going for it when im off thats y im doings some research.

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 10:52 pm
by Phoenix
^^ lol... love my Mitsubishi. nah, I was just heading to bed. gotta go to the workshop at 7.30am... adios and happy learning, were here to help! ;)

what state are you at? if you're in Sydney, come for the meet. if you're in QLD... you *may* see me... might be down there for tuning next month. got a mate with a AWD dyno and workshop there.

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:28 pm
by DavidAnthony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbIEEm7w ... ature=fvwp

If you get a turbo you can say she has driven your car... lol

Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:45 pm
by tadz0rz
Have RRM got any solid 0-100 times from their turbo kit for the lancer yet?

Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 8:29 am
by blanka
RRM is shit, they dont even have any dyno numbers, they all talk

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 7:45 pm
by JaCe
Considering the price of a new Ralliart Lancer being driveaway at under $40k and including all the niceties of the trim/equipment level, the TC-SST and of course a 5/10 year warranty, I'm really inclined to think you're better off starting on a stronger base for modding (e.g. going to MRT or something with the RA) rather than trying to turbo a normal CJ Lancer. It's like reinventing the wheel. Dangerously too.

Posted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:10 pm
by squala
+1 JaCe.

If you want to go much faster than what a normal Lancer can do, it's really better starting off with a Ralliart, X if you have extra.