Dear all
guys i need all the help i can get, and as i see this forum is filled with experts, so lets start
i have a 1996 mitsubushi eclipse ( turbo ) , and i want to start a project on it till it reach 1000Hp , so i decided to make this dream on 5 stages, so i want to start with electricity , what can i do with them? MSD or spark plugs or what should i do?
Help me guys, what should i do? what should i put\ remove from the car??

 

seriously?

if you are serious, start here Buschur Racing - Your source for Mitsubishi racing parts and accessories for Evo VIII and Evo IX Lancers as well as Mitsubishi Eclispe, focusing on turbo upgrades and exhaust systems.

 

Dude
thnx
and trust me, i have other cars, and they are fast, chevy and holden , but it was my first time with JAP cars, so take it easy on me,

 

no point in upgrading ignition when you're going to need to build the motor to achieve that level. And the transmission, upgrade the axles and loads more. 1000hp has been done numerous times on the 4g63 but unless you're rolling in dough, its going take a looong time to get to that goal.

 

ok then
so give me names, i need names, lets say i will start with the motor, what can i do for it'?

 

what do you mean what can you do for it?

buy aftermarket parts for it, install them, ????, profit.

just go see what ams has done to there evo and fucking copy it basically if you want 1000hp.

YouTube - AMS EVO VIII Makes 1130 AWHP!!! WORLD RECORD!

 

You'll need vtec for that high of hp. I suggest running at least 23 lbs of vtec for that kid of power. Also putting a b16 head on a 420A block. also you'll def need a 7 bolt.

 

ok
i will keep you guys updated, and all ideas are 100% welcomed

 

i would suggest you use a prius battery system. They generate alot of power and you can save the earth while making way over 1000whp. Since the battery is pretty big it will generate alot of spark to make sure the fuel ignites. I would also suggest you make the battery casing out of carbon fiber to make it extra light weight since they can get on the heavy side.

 

Like it was said, contact AMS or Buschur or even a local shop like SR. They will be able to give you an idea of just how much time and money that will take.