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    My MIVEC V6 7G Galants

    Here are pics of both my E54A Galant VX-Rs with 6A12 MIVEC-MD engines

    The '93 pre-facelift manual:
















    The '94 facelift automatic:










    And here's a few pics of my previous 6G Galant:




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    looks lovely
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    flatest front end ever!
    RIP GALANT, GOOD MORNING BMW 330i

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    On the prefacelift '93? Yeah I like the look of the '94 facelift better - those US spec bumpers stick out for miles and really ruin the front end I reckon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fuel
    On the prefacelift '93? Yeah I like the look of the '94 facelift better - those US spec bumpers stick out for miles and really ruin the front end I reckon.
    nice!

    Quote Originally Posted by glantv699 View Post
    If God drove a 6G, it would probably be this one.
    http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3011864
    i love eprom tuning:
    anti-lag misfiring - done
    launch control - done
    180kph jdm ecu speed cut - deleted
    a/c disengage at 35% pedal press
    350whp

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    Sweet! YOu guys are lucky man! Yo is that steering wheel in the 5th pic the stock wheel!? That is awesome!


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    Very very nice

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    Quote Originally Posted by evil-G-nius (aka Kimya)
    Sweet! YOu guys are lucky man! Yo is that steering wheel in the 5th pic the stock wheel!? That is awesome!
    yeah. its the stock steering wheel bro. fuel and i have the same steering wheel. its nice but not really top pick when you do autox. its too big - it feels like a ship's wheel. hehe! i replaced mine with a momo 4-spoke btw.

    Quote Originally Posted by glantv699 View Post
    If God drove a 6G, it would probably be this one.
    http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3011864
    i love eprom tuning:
    anti-lag misfiring - done
    launch control - done
    180kph jdm ecu speed cut - deleted
    a/c disengage at 35% pedal press
    350whp

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    Yep standard leather bound steering wheel, as well as gear knob and boot.

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    I've always wondered how bad a front end collision would feel on a JDM G compared to big nosed usdm version?

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    Quote Originally Posted by G-spot
    I've always wondered how bad a front end collision would feel on a JDM G compared to big nosed usdm version?
    the jdm g has a heavy solid "i-bar" behind the front bumper. but yeah, the usdm g would probably have less damage up front due to the extended bumper. +1 on the usdm g.

    Quote Originally Posted by glantv699 View Post
    If God drove a 6G, it would probably be this one.
    http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3011864
    i love eprom tuning:
    anti-lag misfiring - done
    launch control - done
    180kph jdm ecu speed cut - deleted
    a/c disengage at 35% pedal press
    350whp

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    I think there's more regulations and shit for US spec models, ie they have to have bumpers which withstand an 8mph impact or something like that.

    Problem is the US spec bumpers look like a tacky last minute add on, as the cars weren't originally designed to have them.

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    200K, No Sh*t...

    WOW! 200,000 plus miles! I didn't expect a Galant could live soooooo long...
    Good stuff
    :D

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    That's 203,000 kilometers.. notice the 180km/h speedometer. So it's done 126,000 miles.

    My old 6G Galant (pictured above) was at 408,000kms (255,000 miles) when I sold it and it's still going strong.

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    Haha, Can't Catch...

    Quote Originally Posted by fuel
    That's 203,000 kilometers.. notice the 180km/h speedometer. So it's done 126,000 miles.

    My old 6G Galant (pictured above) was at 408,000kms (255,000 miles) when I sold it and it's still going strong.
    Haha, I didn't even catch that...
    :D

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    How many MM throttle body is that... It looks so similar to the I4 4g64...

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    Nice rides man. I'm loving the 94 look.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadow19
    How many MM throttle body is that... It looks so similar to the I4 4g64...
    It's actually quite small at 55mm. It looks the same as facelift E33A/E39A and Evo 1~3 throttle bodies (same location of TPS and ISC) except it has a different bottom where the coolant pipes feed to it.

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