Hevis
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- Mar 30, 2009
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Finland,
Europe
Hi folks! Seems like that I don't have the access to the 420a n/t turbo conversion section, thats why I'm posting this here. This is my first post
. Little story coming up...
I've a 4g63 NT 2G (all the n/s in Europe are mitsu engined) and I've been thinking about going with a turbo conversion this summer. So I started by calling the local authorities and asking about the laws involving this project. The Finnish law says that if I put a turbo into a n/t the maximum add in power can only be 20%, this isn't a big problem tho, but before the car is completely street legal I'll have to do this very expensive emission examination done. This emission check alone can cost nearly 4000 usd / 3000 euros.
But there's a solution. The emission check isn't necessary if the car is converted from GS to GS-T and I'm able to convince the authorities that I've done all the needed changes. The engine and the chassis has to be converted to be similar with the GS-T. Now this is a problem. I'm not able find any detailed documents about eclipse 4G63t engine internals and GS-T chassis and brakes. The document has to be about eclipses 4g63 turbo engine, comparison with engines from vr4 Galant or 4g63 EVO aren't accepted. The local mitsu car importer couldn't help since they haven't ever imported turbo dsm's to my country.
**UPDATE**
Now I "only" need this somekind of officialish paper that tells something about emission rate of a GS-T, injector size, and camshaft things. It can be a repairmanual of some sort. A document that shows GS-T (or nt turbo conversion ) passing California smog limit would also do the trick.
I tried to find email address of Californian vehicle department but they only seem to have phone numbers on their website
. Little story coming up...I've a 4g63 NT 2G (all the n/s in Europe are mitsu engined) and I've been thinking about going with a turbo conversion this summer. So I started by calling the local authorities and asking about the laws involving this project. The Finnish law says that if I put a turbo into a n/t the maximum add in power can only be 20%, this isn't a big problem tho, but before the car is completely street legal I'll have to do this very expensive emission examination done. This emission check alone can cost nearly 4000 usd / 3000 euros.
But there's a solution. The emission check isn't necessary if the car is converted from GS to GS-T and I'm able to convince the authorities that I've done all the needed changes. The engine and the chassis has to be converted to be similar with the GS-T. Now this is a problem. I'm not able find any detailed documents about eclipse 4G63t engine internals and GS-T chassis and brakes. The document has to be about eclipses 4g63 turbo engine, comparison with engines from vr4 Galant or 4g63 EVO aren't accepted. The local mitsu car importer couldn't help since they haven't ever imported turbo dsm's to my country.
**UPDATE**
Now I "only" need this somekind of officialish paper that tells something about emission rate of a GS-T, injector size, and camshaft things. It can be a repairmanual of some sort. A document that shows GS-T (or nt turbo conversion ) passing California smog limit would also do the trick.
I tried to find email address of Californian vehicle department but they only seem to have phone numbers on their website

. Even if I know the chassis is the same Ill have to prove it to the authorities who check my car. It will be 100 HP from the factory turbo if can't get a hold of the documents to do the GS -> GS-T car registery conversion. With the documents and changes the car will chance class from GS to GS-T in the car registery. If everything goes well and the car runs after the conversion theres no HP limit .
i would so just turn the boost way done when they measure the hp increase... then turn the boost up and spank GERMAN ENGINEERING

