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I don't have any pics of the conversion step by step. But I do have the 19inch wheels on there
now. I'll post pics shortly.
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mlopez said:I don't have any pics of the conversion step by step. But I do have the 19inch wheels on therenow. I'll post pics shortly.

ben90tsi said:The only difference is the spyder didnt come in an awd trim,thats why its sweet to convert, its pointless to covert a gst though , just buy an awd.

TSiGoesPsSsSst said:word

FireyIce01 said:Okay, I've read a lot of the tech on this in a couple different threads and haven't found a definate answer to my question, so here it is:
I have found a '95 GSX that was rear ended... messed up the back end sheetmetal pretty bad... what I'm curious about is if I bought this car, would I be able to do the swap in any 2g spyder? I know that the nonturbo has the motor turned the other way, but this GSX has a complete running engine and trans, as well as the entire drivetrain and big brake upgrades, which I would be planning on swapping over...
I guess my question is: did the turbo and the non turbo have the same platform, as in, as long as I have all the parts, I can put the turbo motor, trans, and drivetrain in the non turbo car? I don't understand why it wouldn't, but I wanted to verify this before I started looking for a nice Spyder GS minus engine and trans, cheap

1fast97gsx said:turbo and non turbo engines are flipped ... it wouldn't work. Why would you want an AWD n/t???? I didn't think those ever had "traction problems"?
98spydert said:The non-turbo Spyders didn't have to put up with the 420A, they got a 4G64 that's mounted the same as the turbo spyders. You could swap everything over from the GSX including the engine if you want... as long as you post pics!!!
I'll let you know how the swap turns out 
Mark DM L 
Good LuckMarkDML said:I have always wondered how many Eclipse GST Spyder AWD conversion are really here in the country or in the board...
This coming February , I am doing the same thing to my Spyder...
A friend of mine is expanding his shop that's why I have to wait until He is DONE with his renovation..
Thanks Mario for alll the advice you have told me... You really are so helpful in these things... Since you are an experienced converter....
Anyway, stay in touch BUDD...
I will show you progress of my GST Spyder
Later bro
Mark DM L
Omega said:I recently picked up most of the parts to do the swap. I still need front axles, trans/transfer case though.
If you have any questions with removal of any of the back half, let me know. It took a friend and I the same amount of time to get the 4 bolts and 2 drive shaft brackets out, as it did to get the subframe, fuel tank, and drive shaft out.
WSU99GSX said:Hot hot hot..wow...
Omega said:English please.
WSU99GSX said:The "." was slang for a pause, so while the structure might not have been correct, it was English.