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I’ve been trying for over two weeks now to reach them anyway possible. Also trying a chargeback at this point, was hoping it didn’t come to this considering I’ve supported them and bought a lot even when people bad mouthed them
I've got a feeling this thing was optioned with every high level option possible. Its got the garage control driver side visor, and an LSD alongside stuff like the sunroof, cruise, auto trans, electric driver seat adjustments, and A/C. I wonder...-
They look like Tioby ones from etsy You must be registered to see element.-
Up for sale is a 1996 Eagle Talon with a 5 speed and about 183,000 miles. Its an RS / Base spec Talon, but has working AC with a grey cloth interior. This car has 0 rust, it has a clean title, the interior is complete, and each cylinder had about...
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If your 15mm is the amount of slave rod travel you are getting, well, that's 0.590 inches, and that's between 9/16" and 5/8" You must be registered to see element. (that's an interesting thread BTW) when I had a heavy single disc clutch (ACT...-
Collected all the parts I have for this thing together, ready to go to their future home alongside the car. Well, everything mechanical at least. Theres much more still sitting in the car.Its really a bummer that this car hasn't sold yet. I was...
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Oh man where did you find those? I just finished restoring/painting and assembling mine. Now it's find mint parts to keep upgrading.
19Eclipse90 posted the classified ad For sale 1g Used 1991 Turbo Engine Control Harness, Auto, with ABS in DSM Parts Classifieds.Up for sale is a used 1G turbo engine control harness from a 1991 automatic, with ABS. It is used but complete.You must be registered to see element.You must be registered to see element.Repairs were made at the knock sensor connector, engine...-
It was a great day! Lots of mitsubishis! You must be registered to see element.You must be registered to see element.You must be registered to see element.You must be registered to see element.-
Small thing. Wired up some slim Spal fans to a 1G rad, getting it ready for install. I used the pigtails from the stock fans and wired them in accordingly, and had my fab guy move the bottom posts to align correctly with the 2G chassis.-
When I get it out next I will remember to get some for you!
Came across someone selling a car that had the extremely hard to find dc sport’s front strut bar on fb. Made him an offer months ago and he finally changed his mind. The boosted fab one is definitely a good copy!You must be registered to see...-
I found this on the ECMTuning website: You must be registered to see element.I also went into the direct access tab and reverted everything to stock settings.Do I need to flip my CAS on the engine since I am using an EPROM ECU that seems to...
We all here know that ECMLink isn't garbage so it would seem that other things might be.You have come a log way doing something nobody else has tried and pretty far from a normal DSM. I know it's frustrating but pioneers often take a few arrows...
First verify that one (or both?) are the cause of the circuit popping by disconnecting them both, and then reconnecting one at a time to check for the short.You may have to cycle the power lock a couple times and open and shut the door a couple...
And we are back on the road again! MO to CAYou must be registered to see element.-
Lonestardsm posted a question on the classified ad Wanted black 2gb eclipse driver side main side skirt.It’s a long piece! You’re willing to pay shipping?
Thank you! It really cleaned up nicely!
Either you still have air in the hydraulics or something is amiss inside the bell housing (fw step, throwout bearing, fork, pivot ball, or clutch falling apart). Do you ever notice a rattle sound coming from the clutch?-
Before you do read up on how to get things back to stock because it's not as easy as it should be.
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