4G63 Swap: 1991 Dodge Stealth RT AWD
Dodge and Mitsubishi collaborations go back a long way, but the late 80s, early 90s were wild. The twin turbo V6 powered Dodge Stealth and Mitsubishi 3000 GT were the big brothers to the smaller 4-cylinder turbo Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon, and Plymouth Laser. But today we’ve got a strange combo. Somebody took the smaller 4-cylinder 4G63 and took the time/effort needed to adapt it into a Dodge Stealth. I’m so confused. But I like it. Find this 1991 Dodge Stealth RT AWD offered for $8000 in Oswego, NY via facestealth RT. Tip from Cory.
From the seller:
1991 Dodge stealth R/T AWD Turbo Hatchback Coupe 2D
$8,000
Listed 3 days ago in Oswego, NY
About this vehicle
Driven 115,000 miles
Manual transmission
Exterior color: Red · Interior color: Grey
Fuel type: Gasoline
This vehicle is paid off
Clean title
This vehicle has no significant damage or problems.Seller’s description
1991 dodge stealth “twin turbo vr4” R/T
4g63 swapped. 5speed manual.
All wheel drive.
All wheel steer.
Stock interior with digital climate control.
Still has power steering.
NO A/C
Tuned on 24psi
93 pump gas and meth injection.
Ecmlink v3
Prescion 6262 turbo
Kelford 272 cams.
Timing belt, water pump and headgasket brand new.
Arp head studs.
44mm wastgate.
Electronic boost controlled.
Launch control.
Act 2600 clutch. Brand new less than 200 miles.
Everything is powder coated blue
Car is Completely Rust free from arizona.
Clean title.
Battery relocated to trunk.
Meth injection boost juice.
850cc injectors.
Car runs and drives great.
Mechanically a beautiful car.
Definitely could use paint or wrap.
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The engine swap may seem confusing until you realize 4G63 just identifies a 4-cylinder gas engine in the Mitsubishi Sirius family with a 2.0L displacement, but the seller’s writeup details indicate this particular example is not just any run-of-the-mill stock 4G63.
It’s a “built” high-performance turbo’d unit closer to what was equipped in the legendary Lancer Evo rally cars, and likely even more potent than any of the stock homologation Evos sold by dealers to retail street buyers.