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18th November 2008 - 09:33 PM Last post by: Travis k |
Ok, so I saw how expensive bigger brakes are. I managed to get a set of brand-new GS-T calipers and they fit perfectly. The stopping power is great, and they look good, too. I used my extended warranty, went aftermarket with the calipers, and got a set for $220, where Mitsubishi wanted $350 for ONE. I will post pics soon, I promise.
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26th August 2008 - 06:55 PM Last post by: Rob |
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17th November 2009 - 07:49 AM Last post by: rootbeer99 |
I own a 2004 lancer es. It rides like crap, but that is what I would expect from a a base model. I have a friend who owns a 2005 eclipse gt that rides great and I am wondering if the struts could possibly work on my lancer. I think that since it is a similar sized Mitsubishi it might have some similar chassis architecture. I am looking into changing the quality of the ride and firming it up a little bit and I need to do it cheap. So a direct swap for another oem part would be cheapest I would think. Especially since I do not want to lower the car at all. Any info on other coil over swaps would be great. I know that this section of the forum is not too well traveled.
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24th September 2009 - 09:43 PM Last post by: SRSONE |
ne1 kno wut size bolt sill connect the lower control arm to the frame? this is for 03 lancer OZ =)
thankyou
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19th September 2009 - 07:29 PM Last post by: flipboy465 |
ne1 kno where i can get a control arm mounting bolt...
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10th September 2009 - 03:11 PM Last post by: SRSONE |

<-ne1 kno what that that particular bolt is for? and can it bee a reason y my front right's been makin noises when i acc form stop and when i brake?
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4th September 2009 - 11:11 PM Last post by: SRSONE |
Okay, here's the thing, I have 77k miles on this beast, the only major repair I had done on it (under ext warranty) is a shifter linkage kit which shredded when I was trying to rock it out of the driveway one winter. $120...gotta love that extended warranty! It hasn't paid for itself, but it's still awesome....anyways.
The wheel flutters rapidly at highway and interstate speeds, I've been underneath it, and I've shaken and rattled every piece I can find suspension-wise, and I've got nothing, nothing acts out of the ordinary, and the wheels don't flutter when I grab them and shake them back and forth. Only things I can think of is that it's bad bald and probably broken tires. It was doing this before I hit the curb with the tire one time. Only thing wrong with the rim is that the lip is bent a little bit, other than that and probably a rebalance, that's it. I don't know where else to go!
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27th August 2009 - 11:37 PM Last post by: DeemoDiablo |
K so I've got an 03 Lancer OZ. I had the rear driver side wheel bearing replaced. Ever since then it's made a clicking and sometimes clunk noise when I go over quick bumps. It was light, almost unnoticeable at first, but now It worse. Removed everything from trunk, and drove around. Still does it.
I lifted the rear up (jacked, not ramps) and noticed the rear sway bar bolts were almost touching the shock. But there didn't look to be any wear on either. Checked the other supports, nothing seemed out of the usual. But then again I'm not 100% sure of what to look for. I was just generally looking for sighs of rubbing or hitting. The bolts at the top of the strut towers seemed tight (what lb should those be too anyway?). No idea where it is coming from.
Any Ideas anyone? Thanks.
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18th August 2009 - 08:34 PM Last post by: SRSONE |
When I drive forward (Only going forward, oddly) there will be a loud metal on metal scraping noise coming from my front left wheel. It will do that for a bit and eventually go away, and I cant hear it at higher speeds (Stops at around 15 mph). Is this my wheel bearing? I have yet to take the wheel off and look under there myself, but I figured I'd ask the question to get a rough idea of what I might be working with.
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1st August 2009 - 06:21 AM Last post by: hindesketchup |
i recently bought some 17" motegi racing rims...before i had stock tires and hub caps which were much smaller...however now with the new rims when i have people in the back seat my tires rub on the fender...Does anyone have any idea what i should do to fix this? has this happened to anyone before? would simply new springs that are not stock fix this...most springs i look up also lower the car...is it safe to lower the car still just a little? any help at all with my problem would be greatly appreciated
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31st May 2009 - 01:45 PM Last post by: SRSONE |
Hi everyone... Stupidly, I had to change the front right driver's tyre of my 2007 Lancer in the dark. Felt around for best point to insert jack and found a rubberised socket pretty much in line with near engine door edge, underneath drivers flooring.
Change tyre quickly without problems. Got back in car to discover I now have a dinner plate sized lump under driver side carpet. It feels like the jack has lifted, but not quite disengaged, some type of flooring plate, pretty much where the driver's feet should rest.
My question is can anyone in the forum confirm my diagnosis...I don't want to have to cut the carpet for further analysis... And can I just persuade it back in place with delicate use of a mallet.
Thanks everyone
Dhutchy101

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23rd May 2009 - 07:32 AM Last post by: hindesketchup |
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13th May 2009 - 02:51 PM Last post by: Prodigy1 |
i have an 03 lancer stock suspension. i slide into a curb with my rear right rim, broke my rim, and now it has positive camber... i have looked underneath and and i cant figure out what is bent. anyone know what would bend to make it have positive camber ? i will post pics soon
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6th May 2009 - 01:05 PM Last post by: EMC 3000gt |
Quick question for once: should I install a cross bar before I go get my alignment done, or afterwards?
As a followup if anyone cares to explain, is installing a cross bar as easy as removing the bolts atop the strut towers, putting it in place, and resecuring the bolts with the necessary torque?
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5th May 2009 - 02:50 AM Last post by: Lancer_GL_06 |
i have an 03 lancer and have been looking around at lowering springs. i've found a few places i can get em for an ok price. i was also looking for other people's input on how low i should go with em. i'm thinkin about a 2" or 1.5" drop, both for about $150. if anyone knows of a website with a better price please let me know. it'd be greatly appreciated and give some input on how low please.
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27th March 2009 - 11:18 PM Last post by: SRSONE |
For how much did you got your tires mounted?
Im just curious how much did it cost you guys to get your tires mounted.
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27th March 2009 - 11:08 PM Last post by: SRSONE |
Hey everyone. I have been looking at getting some new brake rotors since I got new rims. One, the stock is all rusted and old looking, and two, it takes a lot longer to stop with new rims than with the stock hubcaps. Anyways, any idea which, if either, is better? Slotted or drilled?
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9th March 2009 - 08:39 PM Last post by: jinxed420 |
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4th March 2009 - 10:00 AM Last post by: CK1A-4G13-F4A42 |
Just curious as to what wheels will fit my lancer. Ours is a 2004 ES and it came equipped with 15 inch black wheels and hideous looking wheel covers. I wouldn't mind putting the 15 inch OZ rally edition wheels on it, but do they fit? I haven't taken the covers off so I have no idea whether my wheels are 4 lug or 5 lug. I also don't know the bolt pattern, so any advice/help/suggestions would be appreciated.
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22nd February 2009 - 08:39 AM Last post by: SIMO |
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im looking for a set of lowering springs for my 1990 lancer gsr it has the dual mode suspention setup on the car has any body got and used springs or any links to new sets!!
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5th January 2009 - 09:25 PM Last post by: Travis k |
I have a 04 Lancer Vrx and i got told if i tighten the front shocks from the top (like where the strut brace is) it will lower the front. Will it? and what will it do to the suspension?
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5th January 2009 - 09:19 PM Last post by: Travis k |
I have a 2002 Lancer ES..and I am looking for wheels. But I'm not sure what size. 17 or 18??
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24th December 2008 - 12:04 AM Last post by: Zizman |
What is the differance between a evo chassis and a oz besides the independent rear. What im trying to find out is could i do all suspension work to my oz and make it handle like a stock evo?
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1st December 2008 - 10:45 AM Last post by: SteelEvo |
I need to replace my front tie rods. Anywhere I can get a walk through on how to do it? I cant seem to find a repair manual (Chilton's, Hayne's) and I cant really afford to pay a mechanic right now.
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15th November 2008 - 10:24 AM Last post by: Travis k |
When installing the front and rear strut bars, can I simply unscrew the 6 front screws (3 per side) and the 4 rear screws (2 per side) and install each strut? or is there some special torque that each screw has to be tightened at after I install the strut bar and am tightening the screws?
thank you
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19th June 2008 - 04:11 PM Last post by: jinxed420 |
Ok its not too dificult but some may need a little help. the front is simple but i'll explain if asked. so first remove trunk interior sides, and undo two bolts over the shocks. then remove tire, take out 1 bolt on bottom of shock. take off the sway bar bushing its 2 small nuts connected to bolts on the body of the car, remove the lowest bolt on the hub, it will for sure drop down far enough now, but u have to push it down.
if u are replacing to coilovers take the mount and spring bushing, if ur replacing to oe u must have a spring compressor. and u keep ur spring unless replacing that too. u must use a impact gun to do this part expecially when u put new spring together.
if u got it this far appart u should be able to get it back together no prob. its faster than getting it out. now do the other side. start with the bolts in the trunk to the hub, then sway bar then shock
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6th June 2008 - 03:37 AM Last post by: MitsuMan18 |
I just got my 2002 Mitsubishi Lancer ES, and I am looking to buy a lowering kit that is not outrageously expensive but is also not cheap. If anyone has any ideas of certain lowering kits and/or websites where I can find Lancer parts please let me know.
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