6G72. Note it as a TT or twin turbo, because there is also a N/A model.
With out major modifications the internals will become externals
One could expect to pay between $500 and $10,000 for a used mitsubishi 3000gt. The value determined would be based on year and condition of the vehicle.
i have a 1994 Mitsubishi 3000 gt and when the temperature hand starts to go up the car dies what would cause this to happen
if the timing belt does go on gto it would be a miracle if you didn't bend half of the valves ! its whats called an interference motor. if something gets out of time - you get major interference, costs $$$$$
with parts and labor I would guess somewhere aroun 100 to 150
Hi NO. 91-94 are the same then 95-99 are the same Ray
Seriously? More information would get you a better answer. - flat battery - aliens have zapped your car - it's not your car and you have the wrong key - no gas
Yes. It's basically a straightforward swap for a non-turbo. Would suggest an upgraded (Walbro 255) fuel pump. http://www.3si.org/forum/f35/my-6g74-3-5l-swap-webpage-240131/
I had this done about a year ago on my 94 GT SL. You also need to have water pump done at the same time. Should cost around $1500 and after 75000 miles really needs to be done. It that belt goes your motor is history.
timing belt , no spark or fuel pump has quit
Yes sure you can. ___________________________________________________ I wouldn't recommend it, if you are referring to the automatic in an sl, because, with all due respect (I'm a huge Mitsubishi fan), they were quite inferior with an average lifespan of 75,000-100,000 if you're lucky. If that's what you're asking I would DEFINITELY recommend using the getrag manual gearbox that were offered for the 3000gt's.
if you want just another factory motor dropped in it that would caused $1950-$2300