For Sale Turbo K wagon

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In IMSA Supercar races, Consulier GTPs beat the Porsche 911 Turbo, Pontiac Firehawk, Saleen Mustang, Corvette ZR1, Lotus Espirt, Calloway Corvette, and Dodge Stealth. Mosler offered a $100,000 bounty to anyone who could race a street-legal production car around any United States racetrack faster than Mosler’s racing driver could send a Consulier GTP through; no one was able to get that cash, though some said the conditions were not 100% fair. The Consulier GTP was eventually banned by the IMSA in 1991 —as the Mosler Automotive web site says:

After dominating local SCCA races and winning the 24 hours of Nelson Ledges in 1990, Mosler Automotive entered the IMSA Supercar World with 4 silver Consulier Series II GTP's debuting at Lime Rock in 1991 with pole position and a victory. At just 2100 lbs, this 5 speed, 2.2 liter turbo with about 195 hp easily outpaced the other, more powerful but heavier cars, including Hurley Haywood in a factory Porsche Turbo, Boris Said in a Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette, Stu Haynor in a Firebird, and Jim Minnaker in a factory ZR1 Corvette. It was subsequently announced by IMSA that it was not in the best interests of the series for Consulier to win at which time they added a 300 lb weight penalty and finally banned the Consulier GTP from the series. The GTP remains an exceptional sports car and can still outpace most of today's production cars.
 
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Hot rodding one of these 2.2s to the fragile max, how much can you squeeze out of it?

BTW, this one resides near me.

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This was with a basically stock under 200 hp 2.2 non cross flow head turbo 4 cylinder.
 
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engine is the same but 2.5 and head but souped up to the max. This no auto trans but a getrag 5 speed I also run.


 
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Turbo 2 8 valve engine as in the K car wagon but mid engine.
 
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I have seen all the 16 valve and they do make more power as they flow better. I only know the 8 valves. People have put 16 valve heads on 8 valve blocks too in the past. The 9 second omni I posted was an 8 valve. He had to run 38 psi of boost!!
 
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Same person's you know Stan I got of Google.
 
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I always wanted a Mosler, they were pretty cheap in the late 90's but now they are expensive. To me it was the perfect place for the Chrysler 2.2 turbo in that era.
 
I used to have a 89 turbo mini van. I put in a bigger turbo and got a big Volvo intercooler at the junkyard that I mounted up front and pumped up the boost.
That was my daily driver for a time.
 
I used to have a 89 turbo mini van. I put in a bigger turbo and got a big Volvo intercooler at the junkyard that I mounted up front and pumped up the boost.
That was my daily driver for a time.

I picked up an 87 na 5 speed van for 50, put a battery and fuel in it and drove it 30 miles home.
Also had a 93 duster 3.0 na, fun car!
And a rolled 87 shelby turbo z ,sunroof, that I transplanted into a plain jane 85 laser. Had alot of fun with that one
An 83.5 shelby charger, sunroof, in my field (my oldest sons) Were eyeballing an srt4 swap.
Always wanted a turbo manual van, and this wagon looks fun too. These 80s sh!# boxes are good cheap fun
 
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I remember the duster with the Mitsubishi V6 ,never drove one though. I looked everywhere at the time to find the elusive 5 speed turbo caravan. Rather rare.
 
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