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Are There Any Performance Computers That Could Boost Up The Horsepower For A 1992 2.0 Non Turbo?

2 Comments 29 September 2009

I have a 1992 eclipse, non turbo 2.0
I was wondering two things:
1) Are there any perfromance computers or anything that will make my car a little faster ? I know honda has hondata, i didnt know if there was something similar to an eclipse
2)Will a galant engine bolt up to an eclipse ?

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2 Comments so far

  1. jr says:

    I don’t think doing stuff to the ecu will gain you much on a non-turbo. If you want performance, sell your car and get a turbo car instead. You can find a turbo 90-94 (known as a 1g or 1st gen) pretty cheap now. Instead of spending money on upgrades to your non-turbo, you could just used that money to pay for the extra cost of a turbo car after selling yours. You could spend hundreds or thousands on your non-turbo and it would still be slow.
    Also, the turbo ones are fast to begin with, but can be made considerably faster for not a lot of money (like 1.5 times the power of stock for a few hundred bucks).
    A 91 or pre-may 92 car would be the best to get. 90’s have a bunch of electrical stuff that is different than the 91-94’s. The late 92-94 have what’s known as a 7-bolt engine which is not quite as good as the amazing 6-bolt engine.
    If you get the 4g63 engine from a Galant (DOHC 2.0), it’s the exact same engine as yours.

  2. Avacali says:

    If you wanted to upgrade the ECU you would have to get an EPROM ECU then chip it and get DSM Link. It’s around $150 for the ECU and $500 for DSM Link. I would not recommend it since it is only the 2.0 and Non-Turbo and really not worth upgrading.
    An engine from a GVR4 (Galant VR-4) would bolt up fine if you also replaced the ECU, transmission, engine harness and a bunch of other things to complete the swap.
    My recomendation is to sell your car and buy a 92 GSX/TSi/RS AWD and start from there, you will be a lot happier with the performance.


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