Здравствуй У меня такая же машина где на неё детали заказать можно ? Хочу сказать выглядит очень стильно и мощно Огромный труд проделал Уважение тебе

Looks like a Ford Pinto

Anymore updates on this?

この型のシグマ🚘️シンプルでスタイリッシュですよね🙆

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What did it run? Looks like a car that would give you many grins

Excellent work my friend can you help me out with the torque specs for main bearings and rod bearings also head torque if possible thanks

I own a 2002 Mitsubishi Mirage Great little car 198000 Ks on the clock 5 speed manual box It's White

Great video bro love your content I have a question since I’ve watched your videos and you seem to have alot more experience so what I have is a 1989 8v 1997cc single cam 4G63 I am currently rebuilding it and wanting to add forced induction with a to4e from a 89 vr4 galant do you think it would handle it? Its only done 66,000ks any tips or info cheers bro

Can you tell me all parts you have in your beautiful car.

Can you tell all parts you have please in beautiful car.

Nice! I need this for reference!

Hey man what brand of springs have you got in the rear looks nice and low? also have you got shortened shocks? I have a GR Sigma Wagon I am wanting to get hella low cheers

How is the wee Mirage going? Look forward to seeing that 😁

Hi there, I have one of these cool little cars too which I am very very slowly working on. Great little cars, do you still have it?

Hi. I have this engine 4G63 SOHC 2.0 Liter but its not Turbo. Where can I order parts for this engine ? Please send me website.

I’m planning to put a cordia turbo engine into an 84 colt have you seen this done before

What is the brand of the adjustable cam gear? Thanks!

Always liked thee old Sigmas, had one SLAMMED on vr4 rims years ago lol it was such a fun cruiser. If only those stock vr4 rims came in 17" to 20" 😆

My first car was a 1984 1.2 one of these. They are so rare everyone used to ask me what it was. I modified it a bit and I had it from 2000 to 2003, the owner after me ran it for about another 3 years until it was rusted to badly underneath and was scrapped.

Call. A. Magna. Here ,,,,, 2 litre an 2.6.

It's a good base to start with, me grandparents had the 85 GLX Sigma, I was about 7yrs old and thought it was the bees knees,✨I have always liked the wheels you've got there. very nice 👍, shall wait and see the transformation🤘 thank you for showing.

Nice 4G63!

It's a Mitsubishi Magna here in Australia.Was not even based off the Sigma

My social worker daily one despute having new cars in her garage

@ OSM garage: what is a warrant? I’m from the USA THNX

Did you get the leaking valve cover gasket replaced as well?

Had a brand new 1984 Dodge "Colt" GTS Turbo back in the 80s..wish I still had the car today..it did sterling service for me from Arkansas to Suffolk (UK) and Texas, lost it to a terminal North Texas hailstorm in 1990... Had the Turbo charged engine with a single port fuel Injection system, black plastic aero effects ( black front air dam, side skirts and a spoiler with red accents)..a fun little ride and impossible to find today..

coming to MOD this year bro?

OSM Garage do you happen to have any 4G32 carby turbo parts? or 4G62, 4G63 SOHC turbo parts?

Do you have the torque specs?

Been waiting for this since part 1. Love the vid bro

Glad you're still around.

My family had a 1987 model for many years. We had the TN version and it was called a Magna. I liked the dash and stalk design, the sound proofing and rear wheel well design. However, the rear arch tended to rust, the roof gutter tended to rust, the 2.6 Astron 2 engine timing belt tended to clatter. If you didn't have power steering the front wheel drive lay out made a strong person work (not suitable for elderly, injured or smaller framed females). I liked the low sharp front, over all wedge shape and curvy rear window. Our experience is the engine became tired at the 200k km mark (smokey sooty exhaust and bumper). For comparison we had a 1988 Camry whose engine became tired at the 310k km mark (some smoke and little soot) and Our current 1992 Accord that has 350k km is not showing any signs of tiredness (no smoke, clean bumper). As you can see only few people keep their cars long enough to see the differences between car makers above. At the 50k to 170k km mark (or 8 to 12 year mark) they all look the same and their durability differences are lost in urban talks. However, with the above experience, my family only drive 80's and 90's Honda (exclusively) as a daily for work etc. Looks like a classic but runs like a 2-3 year old car and never let us down.

I would totally drive this with pride! Hope she takes good care of you!

I all fined nice car to drive etc. ,,,

My parents had the 1983 Mitsubishi galant/sigma stationwagon here in holland. Beige collor. I always found the car interesting. But there is almost no information about it

I had one of these Mitsubishi Sigma GSR turbo model for about 10 years, a white one before I onsold it. I brought it brand new at Wakefield Motors in Wellington. I was extremely proud of it. However over the next 10 years it began to become a bit of a rust bucket and so I got rid of it. The buyer was a young guy who was extremely happy to buy such a model. Surprisingly he paid me a little more than I had originally asked for it. It was a great family car which everyone loved!! 😁

Merhaba lar bendede var. 87 model 1800motor dizel ama parça. Sorunu var parçalarını bulamıyorum. Sağlam. Arabalar

part 2 please

A real nice indulgent look, thanks mate.

it had the “stigma” of being 2 slow.

Crazy To find one Here in New York....That was my first Car in 89" in Red, i hook it up real nice with Supra Rings and wide Tires have Champ logo on the Doors

I own this model for 1 years...actually for me this a great car but that so hard to find the accesories lol..if u know what website that i can find it please tell me

NIce did you sand and polish the oil channels under the oil pump timing cover, it's a good idea especially if rough casting is present.

good old water in the fuel tank to add them extra $$ priceless same as adding sand and mud inside a hot water cylinder and scrapping it lol more weight more money

I use to have a white one but it was stolen years ago but these cars are great

Enjoyed your video mate. Nice work!

Nice video! It's taken me this long to have a proper watch, but well done. Just gave it a share on the OS facebook page ;) .