2G 3D Model of 2gb Talon

[Kai Hefner]

Has anyone made or does anyone know about a 3D model for a Talon? An eclipse will be fine at the end of the day.
At my job I live inside of Solidworks and Solid Edge and I was interested in designing some actually performance-increasing spoilers (and maybe some other parts) as opposed to the big aluminum one that I have now.
Thanks in advance.

 

[dustyboner]

i can find a bunch but i don't think they are the right format.

https://www.3dcadbrowser.com/3d-model/mitsubishieagle-talon
https://www.3dcadbrowser.com/3d-model/mitsubishi-eclipse-1999
https://grabcad.com/library/eclipse-1/details?folder_id=549907
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/210639336190cd7fb46ecde0fc7e85cf/Eagle-talon-Modefied
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/2ccc8183090b97cb21a66e8dfcce514a/1996-Eagle-Talon
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ace3b5ab1a7bdee5223750fa5a0a72b/Tuned-Eagle-Talon-TSi
http://www.cadnav.com/3d-models/model-30270.html

 

[Kai Hefner]

I haven't seen that grabcad & cadnav one before I'll try those tomorrow.
I was more looking for something with correct dimensions. I don't want to design and fabricate something that won't end up fitting around the curve of the trunk.

Edit: Tried all of the above links, none of them were compatible with Solidworks or SolidEdge (basically none of them were STL, STEP, or any other similar 3D, editable variation).

Edit2: A very well dimensioned drawing of the rear end/hatch of the car will also work, maybe if I could collect enough dims over time I could made a proper model.

 

[dp10]

I asked myself the same question today. I suppose the most pragmatic way to do it would be to obtain a 3D scan of an actual car or at least components of the can and then turn that point cloud into a mesh and use that to rebuild a 3D model. I certainly doubt that any of the 3D models available on the net provide accurate and reliable dimensions. But maybe I am wrong.

 

[Kai Hefner]

I asked myself the same question today. I suppose the most pragmatic way to do it would be to obtain a 3D scan of an actual car or at least components of the can and then turn that point cloud into a mesh and use that to rebuild a 3D model. I certainly doubt that any of the 3D models available on the net provide accurate and reliable dimensions. But maybe I am wrong.

I honestly wouldn't doubt there to be an accurate 3D model of these cars sitting on someone's hard drive. I'm sure there is one person from 2000-now who has gotten their car scanned for a custom bodykit or some other reason.