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cat back? - 7/25/2006 4:02:41 PM   
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ok ive been lookin all around and i cant find a full cat back system for the rage. can you guys direct me to any links?

also, will i have to import these headers from rpw since they are australia based? doesnt that also mean ill have to go thru customs and pay more for taxes? http://apparts.netfirms.com/exhaust.html
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RE: cat back? - 7/28/2006 12:33:50 AM   
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i've been searching for the past couple nights trying to find something for you, and i havn't had any luck. best thing you can do is take it to any local muffler shop and have them bend a catback for you. just pick a muffler you like (i recomend A'pexi N1's, but those are a little pricey, if you're looking to stay cheap, go to autozone and get one of their carbon fiber mufflers, they sound great and aren't too expensive or ricey soudning) and they'll weld it all up for you. i would expect to pay somewhere around $300 for all this. that's about what i paid for my HP after shipping, so really no difference.

as far as the header goes, most likely will have to be imported. check out www.visionimports.com, that's a USA subdivision of RPW and might be able to get you the header minus the duties and taxes.

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RE: cat back? - 7/28/2006 8:13:16 AM   
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As far as the exhaust i agree with him because i looked and couldnt find anything for you. But for the headers there is a member on here that just got some "00mirage"
http://www.mitsubishiforum.com/m_77008/tm.htm

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RE: cat back? - 7/28/2006 11:04:33 AM   
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00Mirage has a the 4g93 (1.8L), he's got the same engine as me, a 4g15. The only company that I've found that makes a header for our engine is RPW, and they're not cheap. The link you provided had those headers for dirt cheap, but you'll probably pay almost that in shipping if they're comming from Ausie. Shoot them an email though and see if you can work anything out.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Mitsubishi-Lancer-Mirage-1-5L-Headers-Extractors_W0QQitemZ200008677356QQihZ010QQcategoryZ130631QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

There's a race design RPW header for pretty cheap, but you'd have to contact them to find out what shipping would be

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RE: cat back? - 7/28/2006 6:21:31 PM   
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HP racing would be the only one i kno of but i think thats just an axle back, OBX racing makes a header for the 4G93 i got one off ebay for about 170 total, and it works like a charm

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RE: cat back? - 8/3/2006 10:56:57 PM   
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ok and one more thing about headers. i know you can buy headers for an NA engine. but when you get a turbo, dont you have to buy a new set of headers i.e a turbo manifold? or can you use the same set? cuz it would be a waste to buy them now then have to get a new set later when i turbo...

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RE: cat back? - 8/3/2006 10:58:41 PM   
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depends what the flange is on the turbo. If the manifold flange and the turbo flange are the same.. then they will fit

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RE: cat back? - 8/3/2006 11:02:59 PM   
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you know an auto shop can custom fabricate you a catback? you wont gain much power anyway but still

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RE: cat back? - 8/4/2006 1:01:26 AM   
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As far as converting your RPW header to a turbo manifold.......not a chance. The flange is too low and too far foward to be able to fit a turbo. You'll need to get either RPW's turbo mani (which limits your turbo options to only one or two turbo's) or have one custom made. Mine's a custom job, ugliest thing in the world, but it does the trick. Another thing you'll need to worry about it placement of your turbo in front of the engine, too low and you'll run into problems running your IC pipes, too high, you'll have problems shutting your hood, too far to the right (as facing the car) you'll kill your radiator hoses, too far to the left, you'll have to get rid of power steering and AC (i'm without AC, who needs creature comforts when you're car goes "wooosh wooosh"?). Don't jump into a turbo application without doing your homework first.

When you're picking out your FMIC, keep in mind that if you get one that's even remotley tall, you'll have to cut or remove your front bumper support. If you're going to stay in your stock bumper, get a long narrow one ment to sit into the front of a 2g eclipse, fits perfectly. If you're going to get a body kit, I expect you'll want a nice shiny front mount to fill the big hole. Just do your research first is my advice.

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