The Best JDM Car You Forgot About - 3000GT
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video, we take a look at Mistubishi's Forgotten JDM GT Car - the 3000GT (or GTO outside of USA).
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Mitsubishi should definitely make a contemporary 3000GT!
Never going to happen with Renault in the driver seat and Goshen gone.
They are busy making tiny shitboxes. Cars have only ever been a little side gig for them anyway. The days of VR4s, EVOs, AMGs are long gone. They used to innovate too, GDI, INVECS, Active Yaw Control etc but no longer
Love the 3000gt. Made my youtube channel to document the build. Though it is just the non-turbo FWD model. But ATM its gutted,caged, with a fully built all-motor build in it. Using parts that have never been put in one before.
I miss my 1997 pearl white 3000gt sl 😭. Repo man got it bc I was young & stupid back in the day 😩 & didn’t give af about paying my bills/car payment 💔
I owned a black '91 stealth and a red '93 3000GT vr4 back in the 1990s -2000's. I loved those cars right up to the point where parts were impossible to get, finding a mechanic willing to work on it was impossible, and the cosmetics of the car fell apart. When I sold it I had to drive it 2hrs to the new owner and I had to stop 3 times to fill it with oil hah. Maybe parts are easier to come by these days but I couldn't imagine trying to own one as a regular non mechanic in 2023. Man I loved those cars though.
easy to find a mechanic to work on it, the question is did they not want your business and from the techs I talked to at the repair shops didn't like the owners who came into the shops telling them what they should be doing and top it off telling them their rates were not worth their experience. no dis to you at all but sadly seen it from both ends. loads of parts out there and services to fix and refurbish the Ac climate control, only 1 thing that isnt out there for service or refurbish is the active struts on the car, but there are places like - FEELS suspension im sure could be talked into rebuilding the stock ECS struts.... :)
I could type out a whole response to how stupid your reply was to me, but I'm just gonna leave it at...you're a good example why not everyone deserves a voice on the internet.
NONONONO STOP THAT! Im trying to get one and suddenly the 3000gt is making a comeback and they are gonna get more expensive :(
I been saving to buy a gen one, I really fell in love with the aesthetics of the car, don’t know that much about mechanics, I just fell in love with the looks, wish me good luck
I bought my 92 vr4 at 15. It's an awesome car however a huge mechanical issues will probably arise
I got my '92 SL at 18. It's a lot to learn but I'm just finishing up valve seals and timing job. Stick with it and it can be an amazing car
The long forgotten JDM king is alive again!
Glad that more ppl sre talking about it!
Those cars are extremely unreliable
Only for someone that wants to buy a car and just drive it. Never do maintenance. Has no money. Lives on a shoestring budget.
But the same applies to a Ferrari or a Lambo.
Now driving dynamics with the AWD and AWS this will give any High end exotic a crazy good run for the money on the canyons and road course's with treadware's below 340. Stock out of the box from a standing start you're not gonna be the fastest with GVW of 3800lbs and 300hp, Wet weather driving with a set of new fresh tires in Cali when Jan got the most rains in 20+years, was absolutely astonishing amazing, at times was expecting the car to hydroplane or get all over the place it didn't and stayed planted to the road for the conditions +30 the posted :), as I did this test out the repair that was completed. I do hope those get a chance to experience what an amazing car the VR4 is on a road course, canyon touring and long road trip !
Taso is one cool guy!
Can absolutely verify that Taso is the coolest of guys
hey im from massapequa NY. Lived in ny up till 2016 then moved down to south carolina. I own a 91 Vr4 and have been building it for a year now. Remy Rides has been doing all the work to it and morgan from racers X performance is tunning it ..
Great car however the SL non-turbo handful of owners who spam YT FB and Ig and offer zero tech support in the group is what can easily ruin the VR4 experience. FYI buying a VR4 , one that's been sitting for a time super important to remember this .... Timing belt. Fuel pump. drop tank and replace the pump and sending unit. Next, if you get a Misfire and cant figure it out it is most likley the ECU capacitors that go bad and they are year specific the ECU's also the Mas Flow Sensor - go with an NGK aftermarket only unless you want to go OEM Mitsu,. Now for the tune-up and timing belt for those who want to do it just know this isn't a 1-day project and will take some time, if you have a tech who can work on your car greatly, now for the many who will end up going to a mechanic make sure you get written estimate and id suggest you ask if OEM or aftermarket parts will be used how long it will take 1st red flag unless you're doing a clutch with the tune-up/timing belt is an engine out for this process depending again what needs to be done and easy buying a car that is sitting you will be easily spending north of $8k+ for the basics, again Im sure someone will like to half-ass it and do it for way less, but again....... Should you get a misfire look at the ECU or the Mas Flow sensor? Once everything is sorted out on the VR4 you will have an awesome car to drive and will be a lot of fun as well. 91-93 if you have plans for one do your homework and check the groups to get info on it and just know once you get into selling a VR4 when you are done with the platform make sure you do all of the services and have your timing belt service documented by a repair shop that reports to car-fax so you give the next owner peice of mind on the work that has been done !
The 3000GT/Stealth, still to this day, is one of the most sold GT cars ever made.
The prices on these cars has been rising for a while now. A car in need of some work gets about 20k. They range all the way up to 57k for a low miles great condition car.
Love your videos! My first car was a red 1998 3000GT base model. Loved that car even though it was slow.
I own an FD RX-7 now you should do a video on those next!
I never understood why people call it a GT 3000…
Awesome car, awesome video :)
Thank you! 👍
The 3000GTO is a F-14 in car form.
My dad has a really bright red one they really shouldn't be forgotten
What’s the name of the machine shop that specializes in the engine?
My question is why do these cats drink oil
Truly a 1990’s icon 🫡 I’ve had 3 VR4’s loved every one of them. I have an Evo now and It’s not the same as driving these. Need to find another one
I can second that the EVO is not a replacement for the VR4.
I love how there are fifty videos acting like no one knows what this car is... we know. Like we really fucking know.
Yeah facts
I own a 92 VR4. It has all the original systems and features that were later phased out in later models. It has things like 4 wheel drive and steering, automatic front and rear spoilers, and other nice extras. Sometimes these systems can act up but the engine and transmission have always performed very well and the car has never let me down. I've kept it stock but this summer I think I'll add some custom touches. Lowering and flaring the fenders enough (if possible) to add 10 inch wide tires along with tuning the turbos to get addition hp. Mine has the bright red color and I'm considering a exterior repaint. I'm a little concerned about painting the engine bay to cover the existing red color without pulling the engine. If I mask off parts and temporally unbolt the attached accessories I'm thinking a carefully applied black spray paint might just do the trick. It's only has 92K and exterior and leather interior are in near new condition. The problem of lowering, fitting fat rubber and clearing the wheel wells is hard. If I have to cut away metal to solve the problem I'll loose the ability to return to stock condition and that will be the toughest decision I will have to make. You can find these cars for a decent price if your willing to fix some issues but fully restored models are a bit pricey. When you sit in one you really feel the car wrap itself around you and it's a great feeling.
Heavy broke often and styling just not that special. Reason it was over looked.only.owners think they are great. Just like camaro and mustang owners, of course its great i have one lol
Owned a 1992 mitsubishi GTO for 10 yrs but eventually sold it as it was becoming harder and harder to keep it on the road as a daily driver through spare parts becoming scarce and very expensive other than that the car was in great shape and it was a sad occasion when a club member drove it away.
I've owned 2 92's, an ES and RT/TT, still got the RT/TT, sweet car.
Nice!
yeah bro "get rag"
Fr 😭😭 it's pronounced "gehtrahg"
Great job. How can we get them to remember the car and remake it. Also I have had mine for 20 years and cool story as well.
VR4LIFE 😎 VR4EVER 😍
Are you kldding me, the facelift made the car look so much better
1:33 what are those front fenders??