shogun performance increase

shogun performance increase

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simondo

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1 posts

204 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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hi. any of you pher's know how i can increase the bhp of my 2000(ish) mitsubishi shogun petrol 3.5 v6?? it currently has 200 bhp but id like to get it up somehow. it needs a bit more!! i know there are ways of fitting chips to diesels but i cant stand diesel. i guess i could fit a performance exhaust but i want more than 6-8 bhp increase!! oh, and it has to be reasonably cheap! i dont want a whole new engine!! HELP!! thanks, simon.


Edited by simondo on Friday 4th May 10:59

EDLT

15,421 posts

207 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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The best way would probably be a new engine. I always assumed that the twin-turbo V6 out of a GTO/3000gt would fit, but you don't want to do that.

You could change the air filter and exhaust but after that there isn't a cheap option.

scoobiewrx

4,863 posts

227 months

Friday 4th May 2007
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At least get the exhaust changed for a Stainless steel performance unit and replace the air filter with a performance high flow air filter. That will at least sharpen up the throttle response, give you a few xtra bhp and lb/ft (10 - 15) and it will sound lovely. You will notice a difference in the way it drives. The next thing to do is get the ECU mapped or chipped to stage1. That should be worth 20% - 30% power hike with the exhaust/air filter mods and it will drive like a different car.

Jap car ECU's are very accessible and love being mapping or chipped, so you would probably get some decent results for not a lot of money. Have a look at some of the performance tuners that do add-on goodies for V6 Mitsubishi engines, there are plenty about.

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Stu R

21,410 posts

216 months

Saturday 5th May 2007
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turbo conversion Saw a Pajero turbo in Dubai once, very potent