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    You are here entirely tooo much!! 99 galant's Avatar
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    custom 7g, what to do?

    i tried to look threw the 7g mods to see what can be done.
    i couldnt find anything like you can with the 8g

    i want to see what can be done to make a 7g look good, i might be interested in one to work on next summer

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    Just look @ G-rim and Dohcstunnr, the possibilities are endless.
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    hey there are others besides them that where nice

    maz, seth, blue ice, proto, nitrousoxide,

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    I know there are other ones, yours is nice too, especially the color and the wheels its just that those two come to mind immediately.
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    anything u can do with an 8g u can do with a 7g for the most part. and theyre both pretty hard to modify
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    They have JDM parts just like we do.. lol

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    ^ and even harder to find.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DOHCstunr View Post
    ^ and even harder to find.
    took me a year to find my worldspecs!!!!!! plus i didn't want to give up my right nut.

    i think of 8G's as show and 7G's for go

    but you can make a nice 7G and quick 8G. the feeling my 7G gives me no other galant has, except a vr-4

    "DSM's, making people mechanics since 1985"
    Quote Originally Posted by polishmafia
    You want real respect from those fools? Don't race him. Tell him racing is a sport left to young boys who are still waiting for their balls to drop. Then while he's out racing, fuck his girlfriend in the ass, take pics, and leave them on his car while hes at school.

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    I'd have to agree with you kolio, cuz the 7G's are lighter and more nimble than our 8G's. I remember when we first moved to the country, my uncle had a 95 galant, don't remember the trim level. It was a stick, and he drove it like he stole it. To me, that thing felt like a sports car. We've had a galant in the family since. My mom bought mine brand new as a present to herself for finishing nursing school. I got it passed down to me a couple of months before I joined TGC because we started going deep into the supra project, and I needed another car, my mom had a nice new RAV4 anyways. My uncles old 7G was eventually sold because at 224,000 miles, the tranny went out, and the car just had a lot of repairs that needed to be done. I regret it now, because now that I have my galant for a daily, I want to build one after my supra is done.
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    how did no one mention peanos 7g??!?!?

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    Good point, that things is beautiful. I love the color, and the kit.
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    i thought i mentioned smurfette

    "DSM's, making people mechanics since 1985"
    Quote Originally Posted by polishmafia
    You want real respect from those fools? Don't race him. Tell him racing is a sport left to young boys who are still waiting for their balls to drop. Then while he's out racing, fuck his girlfriend in the ass, take pics, and leave them on his car while hes at school.

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    Thanks to Mitsubishis cross platforming....us Galant owners have the luxury of picking candy out of the same candy jar as the Eclipse owners performance wise since Eclipses are based on Galant chassis.

    For powertrain, drivetrain, and suspension...pretty much everything for a 2g can work on a 7g.

    Now for interior and exterior...you kinda have to get creative on your part since 7g's don't have tons of asthetic options such as body kits, aero enhancements, lighting etc etc aftermarket options. As for JDM parts....its hard to find parts also.

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    i agree with what they have said.
    fortunately here in the Philippines there are tons of jdm parts.
    as of aesthetics, i agree that bodykits are hard to find but you could be creative and modify it.
    it's always better to photoshop your ideas first to lessen expenses.
    if your satisfied with the design and look of the bodykit and other stuff you want then start buyin.
    that's what i did to my 7g and i'm pretty satisfied :D
    http://www.cardomain.com/id/seized1

    i used the kaminari bodykit for a 7th gen honda civic and it turned out ok :D
    as for the performance mods there are aftermarket, 2g eclipse and modifying parts.

    its possible that the 7th gen galant could be an "all show and all go car". :D

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    Im very happy with my 7g... Ive gotten great results performance wise for my money tied up in it....

    Performance:
    lightweight flywheel
    stage 2 clutch
    1g 60mm tb
    custom CAI
    balance shaft delete
    5 speed swap
    ported and polished head

    exterior:
    Streetconcept.com front bumper
    shogun side skirts
    shogun rear
    adr 18'' competition 7 rims with falken 225/40/18 tires
    cleared corners
    8g spoiler
    35% tint up front and 20% the rest of the way

    Suspension:
    K-Sport coilovers! (man i love them!)

    Im very satisfied with the performance of my car. Before i did anything to it i ran like a 12 in the 1/8th track but after i did everything i ran a 10.34 (ive seen stock srt-4's run 10.50's consistantly)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadow19 View Post
    Im very happy with my 7g... Ive gotten great results performance wise for my money tied up in it....

    Performance:
    lightweight flywheel
    stage 2 clutch
    1g 60mm tb
    custom CAI
    balance shaft delete
    5 speed swap
    ported and polished head

    exterior:
    Streetconcept.com front bumper
    shogun side skirts
    shogun rear
    adr 18'' competition 7 rims with falken 225/40/18 tires
    cleared corners
    8g spoiler
    35% tint up front and 20% the rest of the way

    Suspension:
    K-Sport coilovers! (man i love them!)

    Im very satisfied with the performance of my car. Before i did anything to it i ran like a 12 in the 1/8th track but after i did everything i ran a 10.34 (ive seen stock srt-4's run 10.50's consistantly)


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    when it comes to styles there are:
    custom, conversion, vipu and race.

    it is really up to you. :D

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    The 7G is a lot sleeker looking to me, I personally plan on the sleeper route. I want it to be fast but look stock. I think as far as the stock body the 7g is just sexy. Which is why we, in these threads, defend them so much. It takes some crativity and actual forethought modding a 7 vs an 8. While it may be difficult to mod an 8G it is a huge pain in the ass to mod a 7....but the results net you a much more interesting vehicle. Unless you are droppin coin like Cali, Billet and Reelax of course. My opinion, and I am sure as you have seen, everyone else...get a 7G for a project. You wont be disappointed! Here is mine:


    5 spd swap
    lightened flyheel
    LSD Inert
    metal shift bushings
    short shifter

    KYB AGX adjustable shocks
    Eibach Pro Kit
    ENergy Graphite suspension bushings
    17 RS Racing wheels
    Brembo Slotted rotors and Akebono pads

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