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Old 11-19-2009, 11:33 PM
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Default THE Complete Evo X turbo swap parts list!

This is the list of everything needed to swap an Evo X turbo onto a Ralliart. If its not listed, the Ralliart has the same part # and can be reused on the new turbo setup. This list should be comprehensive and complete. Its even broken down into required and recommended pieces. Prices are list prices from Mitsubishi.


Required (a complete turbo assembly off an X should include all of this):

1515A183 (1515A198) Turbocharger 2,022.79
1555A476 Exhaust manifold 514.82
MN119784 Exhaust stud x2 (these will not come out of your Ralliart turbo without breaking) 9.73 x2
1515A150 Turbo Outlet pipe 62.20
1515A184 Turbo to manifold gasket 44.10
1555A289 Turbo to 02 housing gasket 40.37
1555A423 O2 housing 171.77
1225A181 Oil return line 75.97
1310A469 Coolant return pipe 12.10
1310A577 Coolant feed pipe 25.20
MF650114 coolant banjo bolt x2 7.37 x2
MF660065 coolant banjo bolt gasket x4 0.95 x4
1542A042 Inlet elbow 61.08
1515A053 Inlet elbow gasket 10.10

3078.50 total list.
1055.71 without new OEM turbo


Recommended but not required to work:
1555A320 O2 housing bracket 19.08
MD194403 Oil return line gasket 1.53
1515A166 Compressor housing bracket 19.08
MF140264 Compressor housing bracket bolt 2.23
MF140260 Compressor housing bracket bolt 1.30
MR281085 Turbo outlet pipe gasket (same as Ralliart but new ones are recommended) 4.65

47.87 total list.
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Old 11-20-2009, 07:35 AM
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Thank you for that list! Great to see everything laid out in one post.

Now I hope this isn't true but, I wonder if there are any totaled evos sitting in junk yards yet with most of these parts?
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Old 11-20-2009, 10:08 AM
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Thanks EricJ@AMS this part list is exactly what I was looking for!
Man,. I got all the major items for way much less than listed price, so good to know I got some great deals.

Now I can just go to the Mitsu dealership order the rest of misc. items by P/N.

How about FMIC and Partlist?
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Old 11-20-2009, 10:56 AM
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Thanks Eric!
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Old 11-20-2009, 03:42 PM
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Thanks for posting this up, but I do have a question about this:

"MN119784 Exhaust stud x2 (these will not come out of your Ralliart turbo without breaking) 9.73 x2"

I'm somewhat concerned by this. Normally, if bolts break, the shaft needs to be drilled out and retapped for a larger bolt. Isn't this kind of a big deal? I haven't heard about this happening to anyone that has done a turbo swap yet.
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Old 11-20-2009, 04:52 PM
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When I swapped a turbo on my past eclipse, there were studs that would not come out of the turbo or manifold - i forget which it was. Basically with something like a turbo that gets heat cycled to such a degree they almost fuse in there. Its usually easier (better and safer) to just get new bolts for the next application and leave in the old bolts in whatever they stick to.
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Exactly what Blackbeast said!
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I understand the part about getting new bolts... I'm just not sure about removing the old ones if they stick to something you still want to use.
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I understand the part about getting new bolts... I'm just not sure about removing the old ones if they stick to something you still want to use.
Well if they stick to the turbo like Eric seems to think then why worry? Are you going to use the RA turbo on your lawnmower?
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Well if they stick to the turbo like Eric seems to think then why worry? Are you going to use the RA turbo on your lawnmower?
Turbo Charged Lawnmower! Awesome! I wonder what I should do with the RA Turbo? Maybe put it in My Honda Civic with K20 Motor? or sell to Lancer GTS owners?
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