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1991 Mitsubishi Galant VR4 Track Day/Auto-X Car F/S

Last post 05-13-2008, 1:29 AM by race2win. 0 replies.
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  •  05-13-2008, 1:29 AM 299903

    1991 Mitsubishi Galant VR4 Track Day/Auto-X Car F/S

    Well, the time has come once again to try & find a home for my beloved Galant VR-4. I had it up for sale for a bit last year as I was going through a tough time. Things got better for me so I took it off the market thinking I would do a lot of track days this year. Well, my passion is autocross, & now would rather use the funds from this car to campaign a Miata of some sort nationally. So, here is a rundown of what the car has...

    1991 Galant VR4, #1303 of 2000 imported, 4G63 turbo 4-cyl, 5-spd, AWD & 4WS, 150K miles, 2 owner CA car (no rust or paintwork EVER!), original leather seats included all in very nice condition, even includes numbered plaque on the dash as well as the original numbered keychain (very rare). I originally set this car up for DSP autocross in 02-03, but quickly realized how outgunned I was against the BMWs. So, I decided to build it up as a fun street car that I could take to open track events. Here is a current mod list....

    Engine-

    Stock 4G63 engine, new head about 25-30K ago

    Extreme PSI ported Evo III 16G turbo with upgraded big internal wastegate

    Custom front mount intercooler with 2.5” custom piping

    Ported Evo 3 Exhaust manifold

    Tubular O2 housing into stainless 3” downpipe & 3" exhaust with no cat (has test pipe)

    Apexi N1 muffler with heat shield on bumper

    Custom 3” cold air intake with box that’s sealed off by the hood, K&N filter

    GM 3” MAF conversion with translator

    650 CC Precision Engineering injectors

    Walbro 255 LPH fuel pump

    AEM Uego wideband O2 & air fuel gauge set up

    Blitz blow off valve vented to atmosphere

    Greddy Profec B electronic boost controller

    Apexi SAFC II air flow converter

    Cruise control, emissions & A/C eliminated completely

    Battery relocated to trunk (light weight Odyssey) with custom mount

    Almost perfect original red cam cover, with custom carbon fiber plug wire cover

    NGK wires with special race plugs ($34 ea!)

    Polished aluminum SARD oil catch can

    C&R aluminum race radiator with high-flow slim line fan

    All Redline synthetic fluids in everything

     

    Transmission-

    Custom hybrid transmission, uses DSM case & final drive ratio but has gear set from JDM VR4 RS tranny (works great!), all new bearings, shims etc, very few miles on it

    Quaife LSD differential (awesome, pulls HARD out of corners)

    ACT 2100 clutch

    New CV axles in front

    Still has functioning 4-wheel steering setup & open rear diff

     

    Suspension & Brakes-

    KYB AGX adjustable shocks & struts (not the best but tough to find shocks for these cars)

    Ground Control coil overs, 450 lb front, 500 rear spring rates

    Ground Control front camber plates

    Trust front upper strut tower brace

    Whiteline rear upper shock tower brace

    Whiteline sway bars, 24MM front & the big 26MM rear (hard to get!)

    All poly bushings up front

    Custom race alignment & corner balancing done by Edge Motorworks, Dublin, CA

    Drilled & slotted stock size front brake rotors

    Stock dual piston front calipers

    Hawk HP + front brake pads, Metalmaster rear pads

    Steel braided brake lines

    Motul synthetic race brake fluid

     

    Interior-

    Sparco Pro 2000 race seat with custom brackets

    Sparco 3" 5-point harness (motorized belt eliminated on the driver side) 

    Dual A-pillar gauge pod with Auto Meter Pro Comp boost gauge & AEM digital A/F gauge

    Center vents removed for custom gauge panel with Auto Meter oil temp, oil pressure, & water temp gauges, trimmed in carbon fiber (all electronic, no water or oil lines come inside the car)

    Momo suede steering wheel

    Apex I SAFC 2 mounted in ashtray location

    Greddy boost controller mounted above Eclipse CD player, trimmed in carbon fiber

    Custom leather shift boot & knob

    Includes original dash plaque as well as the coveted original keychain!

     

    Exterior-

    Carbon fiber AMG replica front grill

    Carbon fiber stock sized rear spoiler

    JDM front corner lights

    Custom front bumper opening for intercooler

    17x7” bronze 5Zigen FN01RC wheels with Hoosier A3S04s

    17x7” gun metal Tenzo R Mean 6 wheels with Kumho Victoracers

     

    There is probably more that I have missed, but as you can see a lot of time & effort went into this car. The best part is, other than the front bumper, nothing was cut or damaged in the build-up, so this car could be put back to stock someday if these things prove to be the 69 Z28 of the future. Included with the car are most of the stock parts, including the original leather driver seat.

     

    What it needs..... Well, it could use a good tune first off, as well as some better I/C piping. I have tuned it by the seat of the pants as there is no AWD dyno anywhere close to me, but I know it is set up very conservative & could make a lot more power. A few of the exhaust manifold studs are stripping, & there is an oil leak at the head where the feed line to the turbo taps in. The body has some light scratches & a few dings but is otherwise very nice. Other than that there is some sun fading on the top of the back seat, but that's about it.

     

    The way the car is currently set up, I have autocrossed it locally in SM although with the competition we have here in Northern CA it is obviously not competitive. However, I do believe the car has a chance in DSP now with the unlimited boost allowance (was not the case when I ran it 4-5 years ago). It would take a little work to get it DSP legal (radiator, BOV, turbo, transmission, front bumper), but with modified fenders for 285s, a diet & the right tune it could be a 2900-3000 lb 300WHP all wheel drive contender. If it does not sell this time around, that is what I will do with the car for next season.

     

    In the mean time, asking $7950 for everything.....I have over $25K invested. Will entertain possible Miata trades, either a 94-95 R package or possibly a 99 Sport, but leaning towards getting back into STS2 with a base 1.8 car. If you have any questions shoot me an email or give me a call.

    sportscarfinders@yahoo.com

    209-743-4989

     



    Mark Scroggs
    #42 CS 04 Mazdaspeed Miata
    #21 SM 91 Galant VR4 (For Sale)
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