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venum wrote:still a good deal
turbobeast buddy, returning teh favour:
check this out
http://forums.trinituner.com/forums/vie ... p?t=279987
the man have some good flares for good price
venum wrote:don't be surprised that there isn't a gasket
when i bought teh idle control motor from DM it didn't come with any gasket
Mitsu expects that u use some silicone
on another note
the new CS5W's, the curve lights model, they GDI like teh older ones
what engine these have
haven't been around many of these
not the Libero replacement eh, that is a CS2V (4G15 SOHC EFI with F1C1A) real basic model
the more luxury models
ronsin1 wrote:venum wrote:don't be surprised that there isn't a gasket
when i bought teh idle control motor from DM it didn't come with any gasket
Mitsu expects that u use some silicone
on another note
the new CS5W's, the curve lights model, they GDI like teh older ones
what engine these have
haven't been around many of these
not the Libero replacement eh, that is a CS2V (4G15 SOHC EFI with F1C1A) real basic model
the more luxury models
Unfortunately they are GDI one of the main reasons I bought the CS3A and not the wagon
idlemind wrote:$1000 per/side at Bella and most Used parts places
turbo_beast369 wrote:a few fellaz here did the rear disc conversion on their CS's
a few wagons came with the rear disc brakes...
d rear braking system on a CS9A an CS5W Ralliart Wagon should be the same size...becuz both are 5 hole....
the front definitely wont work on the rear...remeber the front rotor is thicker and vented while the rear disc arent usually vented...
I would say go for it....same way evo men could get parts for their 4G63 you could get parts as well....also the old model Hyundai Sonata uses that engine so Neal & Massy should have a few parts still 4 it.....
idlemind wrote:Yep the flares are bolted on via clips and rivets on the ends
It's not the best method but those flares are worth the price
You'll figure out the mounting on afterward.
QG wrote:turbo_beast369 wrote:a few fellaz here did the rear disc conversion on their CS's
a few wagons came with the rear disc brakes...
d rear braking system on a CS9A an CS5W Ralliart Wagon should be the same size...becuz both are 5 hole....
the front definitely wont work on the rear...remeber the front rotor is thicker and vented while the rear disc arent usually vented...
I would say go for it....same way evo men could get parts for their 4G63 you could get parts as well....also the old model Hyundai Sonata uses that engine so Neal & Massy should have a few parts still 4 it.....
Oh yes, i forget hyundai and mitsubishi linked.
Well now as u mentioned it, the CS5 and the CS9 could carry same rear rear disc setup.![]()
cool man!
nes123 wrote:QG wrote:turbo_beast369 wrote:a few fellaz here did the rear disc conversion on their CS's
a few wagons came with the rear disc brakes...
d rear braking system on a CS9A an CS5W Ralliart Wagon should be the same size...becuz both are 5 hole....
the front definitely wont work on the rear...remeber the front rotor is thicker and vented while the rear disc arent usually vented...
I would say go for it....same way evo men could get parts for their 4G63 you could get parts as well....also the old model Hyundai Sonata uses that engine so Neal & Massy should have a few parts still 4 it.....
Oh yes, i forget hyundai and mitsubishi linked.
Well now as u mentioned it, the CS5 and the CS9 could carry same rear rear disc setup.![]()
cool man!
here's and interesting thought...seeing that the hyundai sonata and mitsu share the 4G63 engine...anyone ever compared the rear disc from the sonata to see if will work?
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