I've just bought an Evo6 Powered 1996 Mirage off my mate here in New Zealand.
I'd thought i'll share my results and get some ideas off you guys
The Car so far - (pics to come)
Evo6 Engine
Evo6 Close Ratio Gearbox
Evo7 pressure plate/clutch/flywheel
Evo7 Ti Turbo 9.8
evo3 Rear LSD Diff
evo6 Front LSD Diff (transfer) - to be fitted. (currently running open diff, scary in the wet!)
Evo 3 Brakes, with Hawk HP pads
2.5" exhaust
the car previously ran 12.4 @ 177kph at the dragstrip.
It was running 180kwatw at 15psi. (On the old evo6 turbo, 10.5)
It's now got 200kwatw running 19psi on the new evo 7 turbo. (ecuflash adjusted)
Should be good for 12.0 - 12.2 now.
My plan is to race in the C1 drag racing class in NZ. (4wd turbo).
Minimum time you're allowed to run is 11.01 before you get kicked out of the class and they ask you to install a rollcage for safety.
The Plan is to race as the Four and Rotary Nationals in January and win the C1 Class.
Here are some items i've ordered so far-
Kelford 272 + valve springs (NZ performance parts! yay)
Adjustable cam gears
FP Red turbo (bought from Evo9-Power, on the way from the USA now)
Link G4 ecu
http://www.linkecu.com/products/engi...-ecus/g4-storm
880cc or 850cc injectors
16" Advan RG's
Stainless Exhaust equal length exhaust manifold with anti reversion cones.
3" Exhaust
The car weighs about 2300lb without driver.
To get to 11.1ET i need approx 270kwatw. (~360whp)
I know the FP Red turbo can easily flow this, and with the cams etc, should make this comfortably.
I'm planning on making the power i need with the least boost possible for the engine sake. Hopefully a standard evo6 block with about 150000km's on the clock can cope with the punishment.
I've bought these supporting parts so that when i want to rebuild the motor, i dont have to change any of my setup to get some awesome power out of the unit.
I will be using the car as a dailly driver.
But hopefully i'll get out on the track and have some fun with it.
It's definitely an exciting car to drive, couple the light weight with the short wheelbase, and it keeps me on my toes!
I'll keep everyone updated as the project progresses.
Cheers, Mike