04 Lancer with EVO6.5 swap

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danther

Legacy Member

• Sep 7, 2005

• #1

Just came back from a road test with the 04 Lancer with the EVO6.5 swap that we did and boy is it fast and the only one in the world that is still FWD! I will let the customer tell you guys more later

 

illuminati

Legacy Member

• Sep 7, 2005

• #2

thank you dan for all the hard work you did

dan was the only person i could find that was willing to take on this project and did an amazing and very clean job thanks again dan

cant wait to pick it up

 

Hey-G

Legacy Member

• Sep 7, 2005

• #3

wow, that sounds pretty sick, you'll have to post some pics and/or vids. we want to see!

 

dji

Legacy Member

• Sep 7, 2005

• #4

speechless wow!

 

uhhh okay

New member

• Sep 7, 2005

• #5

cant wait to see it, its finally done :bigup:

 

Bob Jones

Legacy Member

• Sep 7, 2005

• #6

Nice Dan, keep the projects coming along

 

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takeru69

New member

• Sep 8, 2005

• #7

Post some pics man. pls

 

swiftman007

Legacy Member

• Sep 8, 2005

• #8

yeah some pic will be great !!! nice project

 

Franky

Legacy Member

• Sep 9, 2005

• #9

Crime, méchant projet de mongole ça! Félicitation pour la réussite!

 

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braytag

New member

• Sep 10, 2005

• #10

I want to know the price you paid to throw away 10 yrs warranty?

 

illuminati

Legacy Member

• Sep 11, 2005

• #11

i will post pics tommorow

i didnt throw away 10 year warranty when i bought the car it was only 5 years

 

illuminati

Legacy Member

• Sep 16, 2005

• #12

here are the pics finally i will take some more when i get a chance

 

Flat Black

Legacy Member

• Sep 16, 2005

• #13

wow, a classmate wants to do this sawp as well in the future. I laughed at him and tried to explain that it would be cheaper to by a evo 2 once they turn 15, now that I see it has been done, I'm impressed, I have a few questions. What tranny was used? 2nd/1st gen DSM I presum?. What where some or the major issues? Wireing, mounting(motor/tranny), or what this fairly straight forward?

 

Last edited: Sep 18, 2005

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danther

Legacy Member

• Sep 16, 2005

• #14

The stock 2.0L tranny was used(heavely modified) custom flywheel and some custom engine mounts. Wiring was a big job and this swap is not cheap!!! so if your friend is on a budget tell him to forget it!

 

dji

Legacy Member

• Sep 16, 2005

• #15

ostie que c'est hot! :bigup:

 

uhhh okay

New member

• Sep 17, 2005

• #16

braytag said:

I want to know the price you paid to throw away 10 yrs warranty?

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**** d'innocent.....

 

Franky

Legacy Member

• Sep 19, 2005

• #17

uhhh okay said:

**** d'innocent.....

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hum... tu sais c'est quoi une garantie? Acheter un char neuf avec une garantie de 10ans et la scraper pour des mods, ça c'est assez innocent... à moins d'être vraiment pleins de cash.

Mais ce n'est pas le cas ici.

 

MonOncTsi

Tech guy

• Sep 19, 2005

• #18

C'est tu l'angle de la photo ou ben le moteur est croche?

 

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danther

Legacy Member

• Sep 19, 2005

• #19

non c'est l'angle de la photo!!!

 

Franky

Legacy Member

• Sep 19, 2005

• #20

Seul reproche, pis tout un à part de ça... vous auriez pu laver l'engine bay tant qu'à faire un swap!!!

Mais plus sérieusement, le filtre à air est assez mal placé par contre. J'imagine que tu n'avais pas trop trop le choix si tu l'as mit là. Qu'est-ce que tu vas faire avec ça? Un genre de hood scoop pour laisser entrer de l'air frais?