need a little bit of help

[DimShady]

Well i just picked up my 2nd DSM but this one is a 90 mitsubishi eclipse GST. It came with some performance mods already i was told it has the following

ARP Head studs
Valve seals replaced
Head port and polished
Cometic Multi-layer head gasket
Slowboy 60-1 Turbo
Evo III Ported Exhaust Manifold
Front Mount Intercooler
880cc Injectors
2G Mass Air Sensor
2G Pistons
Nitto 450 Tires (Like New)
Apexi Turbo Timer
Magnecore 8mm Wires
NGK Plugs
Walbro 255 Intank Fuel Pump
New Timing Belt
New Balance Shaft Belt
Slowboy Cruise Control Eliminator Cable
Manual Boost Controller
HKS EVCIII Electronic Boost Controller (not sure if it works)
5 Quarts of Mobil Oil
New Fram Oil Filter

Thats everything i was told. He also said that the turbo is good for 500hp and can push 25-30 psi. I know the stock axles are no where near that but i can find what the HP rating is, also what are some good places/sites to order stronger axles and have good prices. And what else would be a good place to start with other up grades. I was already planning to put a 3in exhaust on as well as upgrade my rods and maybe pistons

 

[spinninfwdlaser]

Fidanza makes lightly upgraded CVs, and custom driveshaft shop makes huge upgrades. Although I do not recommend it, many people run autozone axles .

 

[1992awdlaser]

Driveshaft shop (often referred to as the DSS) has good axle upgrades. The stock axles are pretty strong though.

 

[DimShady]

, i want something that i know is gonna last, i dont wanna do insane HP but i do want to run it on the track now and again, so i dont want to worry about bending or breaking an axle

 

[Defiant]

Guessing your power won't happen on this site. Only your dynamometer session will provide any worthwhile information.
Start plowing through the site's FAQ forum.

 

[RED TREAD 97]

i've seen GSTs & GSXs clock low 11s with stock axles. I'd say double up on AutoZone Shafts if one goes you have spares. But all that I've ever seen, Mitsubishi made the right choice with the stock axles. UltraRev.com has some awesome drive shafts, you should look'em up.