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Hi! I don't know that much about Galants but by having a look at the production dates of those Galants (1972 to 1976 (wikipedia)) I would say that these had the chain driven version of the 4G32. But I don't know from which year your 4g32 engine is so it also could be belt driven. I don't think that ...

I had completly black rims under mine but now i have the original silver (as close to the original as possible) rims and i like this more. You really can distinguish the details of the rim now, much nicer like that in my opinion...

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Sven

My old 4G32 engine had these mods: - twin Dellorto DHLA40-H carburators from an Alfa Romeo - the cylinderhead was modified with a fast camshaft and polished valves as wel as new valve guides, the cylinderhead is extra planed(?) for a higher compression. - 1 of the silent shafts is disconnected excep...

maybe a plastic scraper? we use those to get sealant of the structure of the aircraft without scratching it...

I see. So again I learned something new here
Thanks for the explanation!

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Sven

Hi Dave! You have also a nice Celeste/Lancer LC! :) What are your intentions with it? I want to put mine as original as possible from the outside, decals and logo's from the 1977 model in stead of the 1978 model (meaning it will be with the horse logo's on the steering wheel center cap and wheel hub...

Does this help: http://www.popularhotrodding.com/tech/0610phr_cylinder_head_porting/index.html or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cylinder_head_porting As far as I understand it the angled in way is the best for the airflow because of the following reasons: - port diameter is bigger -> more air to the ...

Hi Webby.

Which one do you want to replace by a metal one? The one at the end of the lever (white) or the other one (red/brown) or both?

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Sven

Hi I'm also looking for that brown/red bushing for my KM132 5-speed gearbox. Does anyone know if these could fit? http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Gearbox-Shifter-Bush-Kit-Pajero-Challenger-Lancer-L200-/170545317581?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item27b54b06cd#ht_4677wt_748 I've send them a mail to ask...

maybe in the Workshop Manual - Chassis: Group 18 Body. When you have the Mitsubishi books off course...

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Sven

Hi! I don't know how it looks like but broken bolts can be removed by using extractors. (be carefull with the screwing, when the extractor breaks, it's a pain in the *ss to get them out, the material of the extractor is really hard). And if the thread is damaged you can renew it with a tap and die s...

really nice with all the gauges on a row. We (Europe except for the UK) have the radio in place of the Ammeter and oilpressure-gauge. Those gauges are located next to the clock in the lower center console in the 2000GT and 2000GSR models. The 1600ST doesn't have the gauges but has warning lights in ...

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Maybe you can find the answer here: http://www.projectzerog.com/index.shtml

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Sven

Hi all! I'm Sven and live in Antwerp, Belgium. I'm new to this site but it's really an interesting place. For daily ride I have a '07 Mitsubishi Colt CZ3 Diesel, not that impressive but hey, it drives nice :p But the car you are more interested in is the next one: A 1978 Mitsubishi Celeste, which I ...

Now you see why I gave up on the sedan when this was on offer... I love the hatches, I don't think they get anywhere near enough love. They have the best dash, it's like sitting in an airplane... Dave... Congrats! Looks great! :) My dad also used to say that the dash looks like one of an airplane! ...