an 8v V6 eh....thats pretty amazing....but basicly u should research befor u post....and the intake might have been swaped on there....because i currently have a cyclone intake sitting in my room awaiting to be put on my hybrid which is sitting right by it....</P>


If anyone knows where i can fine myself a 95' EPROM ECU from a GSX or GST pleas let me kno...thats all im waiting on to swap my motor in</P>

 

Chrysler no longer uses mitusishi or vice versa it was either 97 or 98 the eclipse no longer had chrysler engines</P>


I never seen a GM with a Mitsu Engine but then again i work for mitsu and not GM</P>


now i'm a proud American but i have to say this, just about any american car is built in either mexico or canada now how American is that ? </P>


where on the other hand a good portion of the (RICE) cars are built right here on our soil so</P>


which cars are really American cars,</P>


I do know that My Big Block Chevelle is American because it was built with My 2 American bornHands In my American soil based garage with all American Manufactured parts and paid for with US In God We Trust Dollars </P>


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food for thought </P>


Rick</P>

 

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The Chrysler Sebring if I remeber right still uses a Mitsubishi engine. </P>

 

The Eagle talon use a mitsu engine same as the eclipse uh???

 

Eclipses stopped using chrysler engines when the 3g's came out. So production-wise, in 2000 the eclipses used mitsu engines in all models. However, since the DSM factory dissolved in 1998(technically in the mid 1997), i always did wonder where the 99 eclipses got their engines from. I know they're 420As, and i know that the factory was over with in 98, but it doesn't make sense?!?! Also, did MMCA come about in 2000 because the dsm factory shut down?(Mitsu-tech i'm looking to you)