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evo vs fto

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been doing a bit of reading around here and on the net and want to know what parts suspension brakes control arms etc does the fto have in common with the evo models.
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All I know is that rear dog bones are the same as evo 1-3
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ive heard that also in the engine mount diy i read that the engine mounts are the same as evo not sure what model
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Evo 3 I think. I bought them sometime back.
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what about brake calipers disc sway bars ??/
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Bennoz changed over to evo brakes, so I guess he is the best man to get you the details. :)
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im just curious as to what parts are shared between the 2 bennoz were you hiding 8)
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it was all evo 5 gear that bolted up mate
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im not after what bolts up to the fto but what parts off the fto are the same as evo models there would be a fair bit of parts that would be the same i would assume
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FTO GPX brakes are identical to Evo iii..

I am told control arms and suspension is too. I haven't confirmed.. But may look at putting the FTO Tein's on my iii.. :)
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FTO's are a bitza. They share some Evo stuff, some Lancer/Mirage stuff & quite a bit of Magna stuff.

Anything in particular you're looking for?

I made Evo V brakes fit, but that also required control arms & hubs..

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=26018
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Bennoz wrote:FTO's are a bitza. They share some Evo stuff, some Lancer/Mirage stuff & quite a bit of Magna stuff.

Anything in particular you're looking for?

I made Evo V brakes fit, but that also required control arms & hubs..

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=26018
And Volvo stuff, toyota stuff, dodge stuff.

Eg. PCV grommet at Mitsubishi is $40.00. Go to Toyota, it's exactly the same and its $11.00.
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And a hyundai excel I found out for the reverse gear sensor :lol:
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ZFL45H1 wrote:And a hyundai excel I found out for the reverse gear sensor :lol:
All Excels have Mitsi running gear. Donks are a rebadged 4G15 ;)

As do all Proton Satria & Wiras!
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I couldn't get a match for lower control arm bushes from another Mitsubishi make. Had to go through Mitsubishi! They were cheaper as well?
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Don't the tiburon have the same block??
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