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Mitsubishi: How good is the 1.8 Liter in an Eclipse?

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    Mike
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    How good is the 1.8 Liter in an Eclipse?

    We've owned a number of 1990 to 1992 Eclipses and Talons with the 2.0 liter
    DOHC motor, and had pretty good luck. I'm looking at one with a 1.8 liter
    engine.

    Is the 1.8 liter as reliable? How is it for mileage. I assume that it
    doesn't have the power that the 2.0 liter does.

    Mik



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    Stewart
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    Re: How good is the 1.8 Liter in an Eclipse?

    "Mike" <com> wrote in message
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    Quite a bit less power hence its rather a slug esspecially with an
    automatic. Rear springs are softer too, so you'll notice rather a more
    sloppy ride in corners.

    Stewart DIBBS



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    simpleton
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    Re: How good is the 1.8 Liter in an Eclipse?

    the 1.8 is a slug.
    "Mike" <com> wrote in message
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    Geary
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    Re: How good is the 1.8 Liter in an Eclipse?

    The 1.8 IS a bit slow, but it's quite reliable. Properly tuned, with a
    5-speed and factory alloy rims, I get 35 mpg (highway) in my '94. FYI -
    I only got 31 before I changed the rims, reducing my total wheel mass by
    30 lbs. over the steels & hubcaps! I could even feel the difference in
    the steering effort.

    Also, I have a friend with over 200K on his with normal maintenance and
    conventional oil.

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