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1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder GST Vehicle Profile & Build Thread
Street Build 

This is my street build, from the ground up, of my super clean, stock, and family owned 1997 Eclipse GS-T Spyder with just under 60,000 original miles on it.

1997 Eclipse GS-T Spyder.

Specs & Mods

Ownership Status
Currently Own
Year
1997
Model/Trim
Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder GST
Turbo Type
T25
Drivetrain
FWD
Transmission Type
Automatic
Build Type
  1. Street
Mods-Bolt-on
K&N Filtercharger.
Parts Wishlist
Cat-Back Exhaust, then full turbo-back system, Gauge Pod and Boost and Air/Fuel Ratio Gauges, NGR Type-S Blow Off Valve, Manual Boost controller, Strut Tower Bar, ETS 7” Street Front Mount Intercooler, DSM-Link. Other "upgrades" that don't actually give me any power benefits, include: 18" Enkei Performance Series J10 Black Rims and Michelin Pilot Super Sport Tires, BC Racing BR Type Coilovers, much better Speakers and possibly a Compact Subwoofer, Black Halo Projector Headlights, Painted Brake Calipers and Valve Cover, and maybe some matching tan leather Racing Seats.
Background
My DSM has been in our family since my Grandmother purchased it from the dealer brand new back in 1997. My family purchased it about 9 years later, and now that my parents no longer have any want for the car I have been left with a choice: Sell it and buy a new car, or keep it. I have chose the latter. I'm a young car enthusiast that has a dream to go fast. I also have a car built for potential with only 60,000 original miles. Now that I have a job, it is time to get that dream turned into a reality. I want to take my car and turn it into a fully functional, but street legal beast. I want to be able to get into my car on a hot day and crank on the A/C, only to turn it off to smoke the Corvette at the stoplight next to me. I'm not sure what my full plan is for the car as of yet, but I do know that I want it to go fast and look good while doing it, while keeping it simple. No body kits, no two-tone paint jobs, just a simple drop and some bigger rims will do the trick. As for now, I am hoping to shoot for 350hp within one year, and I have time and about $3,500 to get me started.
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