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italian_spider

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Aug 20, 2010
Oakville, Connecticut
Hi guys... i just picked up a project for next to nothing.. 92 Eclipse 2.0 N/T

My first question is a dumb one... Has anyone out there had the issue with the stock stereo where the 3 passenger speakers all stop working? AND or does anyone know where i can pick up a stock stereo for cheap? I know its dump to get a stock one but hey call me nostalgic i want to keep the interior looking as stock as possible.. just mod under the hood

Also has anyone out there installed a turbo into the N/T 1G? was it worth the hassle?
 
I'd just check junk yards and ebay for the head unit. If you have the 2.0l n/t 4G63 then yes, many people have converted them to turbo 4G63's.
 
From what I've read on here, you CAN turbo your non-turbo motor, but you'd be light years ahead to just go ahead and buy a factory turbo car to play with. Your motor was never intended to have turbo, so you've got a bit more work ahead of you if you decide to go that route.
 
Hi guys... i just picked up a project for next to nothing.. 92 Eclipse 2.0 N/T

My first question is a dumb one... Has anyone out there had the issue with the stock stereo where the 3 passenger speakers all stop working? AND or does anyone know where i can pick up a stock stereo for cheap? I know its dump to get a stock one but hey call me nostalgic i want to keep the interior looking as stock as possible.. just mod under the hood

Also has anyone out there installed a turbo into the N/T 1G? was it worth the hassle?

My first vehicle was a 92 N/T.. so I know where you're at. ;P

I wouldn't Turbo it. It costs quite a bit and the prep work that needs to be done is essentially converting the motor entirely to a Turbo Engine, save for oil squirters which are a huge argument over whether you need them or not.

The N/T Ring lands are different than the ones in the turbo block. Too much boost/knock and you'll bust those to pieces. I'd say build this one to be peppy and then just drop a few hundred on a project turbo'd DSM. ^^
 
You could also swap a 6 bolt 4G63T in, which is probably easier then turboing the N/T 4G63.
 
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