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Jrolly -> What Year (12/2/2006 5:17:27 PM)

I am not sure but, what year did they begin putting a V-6 in the Eclipes?


  

silvercoupe97 -> RE: What Year (12/2/2006 6:03:50 PM)

They were put into the 3rd gen Eclipses. 6g72 3.0L motors.


EMonz57 -> RE: What Year (12/2/2006 8:07:54 PM)

Started 2000 with a 6G72 3.0L
2006 changed to a 3.8L


racerx55 -> RE: What Year (12/2/2006 10:26:27 PM)

they should have put the 3000GT twin turbo V6 in the eclipse....


davidmitsusrock -> RE: What Year (12/3/2006 12:08:45 AM)

its the same motor...the 6g72 with out the twin turbos...and its sohc....but still the same motor.


EMonz57 -> RE: What Year (12/3/2006 12:48:51 AM)


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ORIGINAL: davidmitsusrock

its the same motor...the 6g72 with out the twin turbos...and its sohc....but still the same motor.

same internals with the execption of adding nonboost friendly pistons. The pistons are good for 8PSI which is about 320WHP but teh rods are prob good for over 500 they are the VR4 rods I belive


Jrolly -> RE: What Year (12/3/2006 2:25:19 AM)

Well right now I have a 1999 eclipes spyder gs with a blown motor. But instead of putting another four valve because this would be the third one in it i wanted to drop a V-6 in it. So would a 2000 + V-6 fit in a 1999?


93eclipsegsx -> RE: What Year (12/3/2006 2:28:38 AM)

no. dont try it.


Jrolly -> RE: What Year (12/3/2006 2:31:14 AM)

Why wont they fit? What motor would you say would be best?


silvercoupe97 -> RE: What Year (12/3/2006 2:45:35 AM)

A 6g73 will fit, but you would be no better off than getting a 420a and putting that in because performance wise, they are pretty much the same....btw, the Avenger/Sebring has both motors and they both run 17seconds stock. So, yes a V6 will fit, that's not the issue though, performance is. This is the reason why I no longer have my 6g73, but instead I now have a 4g63.


  

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