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Poll: Which model do you have? (5 member(s) have cast votes)

Which model do you have?

  1. Sports Gear (2 votes [10.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 10.00%

  2. Super Sports Gear (6 votes [30.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 30.00%

  3. Hyper Sports Gear (12 votes [60.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 60.00%

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Dan /// Astron Boy

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I'm curious to know.

Please vote.

If anyone has any other model, apart from differing types of the above models, please inform and will add.

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whats the difference between the "Sports Gear" and "Super Sports Gear"?

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boost and a lot of other things
Some SSG also didn't have boost, but the SG never had boost unless diesel

Edited by Astron Boy, 10 May 2010 - 03:38 AM.

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So does the below differences work?

"Sports Gear"
N/A 4G63 or diesel turbo,
Either Auto/Manual

"Super Sports Gear"
4G63T, TD04 (15G/13G?)
450cc twin squirt
Either Auto/Manual

"Hyper Sports Gear"
4G63T
TD05H 16G-6
510cc twin squirt
Either Auto/Manual


what about roo-bars and the likes?

doesnt the HG run a different AFM compared to the SSG?

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Without going into specifics like ecu/ afm and turbo, the below link is a list of engine types, model types with what gearbox and options.

http://english.auto....mitsubishi/rvr/

For a more comprehensive list, I've yet to start publishing that on my website, though I'm slowly getting there.

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I've got a super sports gear with a hyper front bar on it :thumbsup:

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Ride: 1996 RVR super Sports Gear. NOW with coilovers
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I'm a P.T. that does crossfit. get over it.


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So does the below differences work?

"Sports Gear"
N/A 4G63 or diesel turbo,
Either Auto/Manual

"Super Sports Gear"
4G63T, TD04 (15G/13G?)
450cc twin squirt
Either Auto/Manual

"Hyper Sports Gear"
4G63T
TD05H 16G-6
510cc twin squirt
Either Auto/Manual


what about roo-bars and the likes?

doesnt the HG run a different AFM compared to the SSG?


Hyper Gear auto comes with TD04 turbo and 450cc injectors.
SSG uses evo 609 AFM and Hyper Gear uses 787 AFM. There is a slight difference in compensation between them two. In stock mode hyper Gear is a better package but there is nothing to stop SSG to easily upgrade to Hyper Gear specs.
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hey thanks guys,

i just picked up a SSG for a new daily. just doing the front of the motor now (timing belt/pump etc).

hows the Auto going for you VR401? you are using a 20g yes?

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hey thanks guys,

i just picked up a SSG for a new daily. just doing the front of the motor now (timing belt/pump etc).

hows the Auto going for you VR401? you are using a 20g yes?


Works very well mate ( thanks to Aldo..Rockabilly from VR4 club ) .
I've just changed the clutches after 70000km and so many 4000rpm stalls.
It pushes my car over 60" at drags in 1.95 which is not bad at all.

Edit: Yes I'm using big 16g with 20g inlet wheel.
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HSG, but owned a SG prior to this one, had the need for more power and loved the functionality.

My Auto is like VR401's old one... Pretty happy to say it's tough as nuts, you can really push that box, be interested to see how reaction times are vs the Manuals on someone with good shift speeds.
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be interested to see how reaction times are vs the Manuals on someone with good shift speeds.


when mine is back on the road Matt, you will see :lol:

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Hey does the HSG have the same chassis number as a SSG (N23W)?

also do all HSG's 1994 -1997 have the evo style climate control? like this...

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HSG/ SSG have same chassis number, N23W
climate control (if climate was installed)- believe it was an option, possibly standard in HSG
had the same cluster that was also used in the GTO, no outside temp buttton, and rear demister button is on the dash surround.

edit: going by auto.vl Climate was standard on HSG/ SSG model.

Edited by Astron Boy, 11 May 2010 - 06:20 AM.

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My 94 has an ugly climate control similar to a VR4. just looking at potentially swapping it over to a later model style. just need to find out when it started appearing and what models.

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you have the button type style? with no green lcd screen?

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yup, thats the one. not a big fan of it.

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Yep, thats the Sports Gear Control, I think all of them Pre-95 had the old style, I've not seen a Post 95 Car using the old style buttons with the square unit.
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when mine is back on the road Matt, you will see :lol:



Yep, I suspect yours might be a little more beefy than last time...
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I believe those controls are still an option, as I have seen some 95s with them.
Even an SSG.

Is the button type control, just aircon, or is it climate control to4

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proper button type climate control. similar in style to a VR4's

this style, Posted Image

Edited by to4garret, 11 May 2010 - 08:46 AM.



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