If your looking for information on the 6g7x V6 engines... (6g71, 6g72 (SOHC/DOHC), 6gat, 6gct, 6g74, etc.)...

go to this site: http://www.robskorner.org/faqs/faqs.htm

then select 'Chrysler 3.0 Litre SOHC V6(6G72)'

Great info. - suggest you start with the 'Other 6G7x Motors' link first.


(Thanks to the US Diamante website.)

Cheers for that :)

And for anyone who's interested here's the complete technical manual for the SOHC 12v, DOHC 24v turbo and non turbo.

http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~baker/monster/files/6g72.pdf

Hey Paul i wonder if it is possible to get one of those 98 Galant VR4's with the TT 2.5L V6 into Aus and what it would cost.
Bet with some mods on that baby you could have one hell of a beast.
A:flame:

I'd love to, its what I wanted to do for ages but apparently they're on the SEVS ineligibilty list

I'd love to, its what I wanted to do for ages but apparently they're on the SEVS ineligibilty list
SEVS??? Bring me up to date bro..... Hey have you got any pics from under the hood, cause maybe just maybe being the layout correct the donk could go straight into a gen 3 like mine (hmmmmm yess then it would be unstoppable mwuhahahahahahahahahaha)

Special Enthusiasts Vehicles Scheme I think it stands for, it's the thingo (for lack of a better term lol) that decides what can and cant be imported into australia...

Special Enthusiasts Vehicles Scheme I think it stands for, it's the thingo (for lack of a better term lol) that decides what can and cant be imported into australia...
But it only controls whole cars ... to be registered. You can import anything you like if its parts only. (Customs duty may apply thou, @ upto 15%)

There is other altenatives as well.

But it only controls whole cars ... to be registered. You can import anything you like if its parts only. (Customs duty may apply thou, @ upto 15%)

Yeah I realise that...But we were talking about whole cars for registration purposes :P