How Do I Make My 1993 Dodge Stealth RT Non Turbo Faster?
Based on the same platform used by the Mitsubishi 3000 GT, the Dodge Stealth was a large, GT-style coupe. Offered in a turbocharged version (the R/T) and a normally aspirated non-turbo version, the Stealth was an attractive car that offered strong performance, particularly in turbo guise. The non-turbo Stealth did not offer as much performance as its forced induction counterpart, but it is possible to make it faster. There are also a few different approaches you can take to this, including modifying the engine and improving the handling. Install a larger diameter exhaust. This is usually one of the first things that is done to a Stealth to make it faster. In stock form, the Stealth’s exhaust system is smaller than optimal in diameter and restricts the efficient flow of exhaust gasses out of the motor. A performance exhaust features a larger diameter and allows the motor to run more efficiently and make more power in the process. You can buy an off-the-shelf exhaust system or have a muf
