Interesting! We have a similar issue here but the solution requires letting a man borrow your car, thrash it around a bit and check the brakes will withstand 4 consecutive 100kph-0 stops <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif" alt="" /> Very high tech <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
Chassis No: E39A-0024837 (1.12.1990) SNPF VIN: 7A8CJ0J0796024837 (This may not be much use as I believe the VINs used on New Zealand registered cars are unique to NZ)
The VR4 16G (49178-01420):
MD171222 Turbo sub assembly
MD613623 Turbine housing
MD613683 CRHA
MD613653 Compressor cover
The MD198923 is the TD04-13G (I think) fitted to the automatic JDM VR4s
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Thank you very much RedTwo!
Do you have a VIN for a 16G VR4? Or the parts number?
Cause I want to put a 16G in my mirage and in Germany we have the TÜV that needs to be convinced that the rest of the car is capable of the newfound power. Thats why I would like to refer to a GVR4 with 16G <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> I already found two turbos with my mitsu dealer.
MD168040 (14b) 09.1987 - 02.1989 (old part number MD134055)
MD198923 ? 02.1989 (old part number MD157737) (standard for AT?)
MD171222 ? 02.1989 (standard for MT?)
Since the part number changes ~February 1989, are the build in turbos the 16Gs after that? Are both 16g? Is there a list of mitsubishi part numbers related to the T/C numbers?
As far as I found out:
MD168040 49178-01010 49178-01030 49178-01400 49178-01410 14b
MD191317 49178-01450 EVO1 16G
MR187776 49178-01460 EVO2 16G
MR239346 49178-01470 EVO3 16G
Post what you have and I will add it and tell me if I made a mistake <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
@tektik: There are some more 16g than just the Evo III - its the one making most power but there are even different turbos between the Evo I - III.
nice overview can be found
here
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