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MetroMPG · 08-31-2020, 03:21 PM

Mirage will be more efficient and maybe more powerful as well. It has multiport injection and variable valve timing. If it's 2017 or newer, it also has cam rollers.

There's a guy who installed a Mirage drivetrain into a quad/ATV/dirt buggy...

Thread: Not your typical G4 owner (3A92 engine & 5-speed swap into dunebuggy)

He used Megasquirt to run it, so that probably means no variable valve control, right?

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