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Please check out the new prototype pages at http://www.dsm.org.

What's New

• 1/14 - Added the Kansas City subregional. Also added a quicklink to the Quarter Mile page (times.dsm.org).
• 12/21 - I added Dennis Grant's Autocross DSM Pages. Also, Club DSM Hawaii should now be back up after having IP address problems.
• 11/14 - The Vendors Page (vendors.dsm.org) has been completely reworked. You can even add your own entries for approval by the administrator.
• 9/22 - The Talon Digest Archive Server can now be found at search.dsm.org.
• 9/20 - The DSM FAQ Locator can now be found at faqs.dsm.org. The DSM Product Review pages can now be found at reviews.dsm.org. The 2G NT Pages can now be found at 2gnt.dsm.org.
• 9/10 - Rewrote the DSM.ORG domain name alias script so that I can now easily add new subdomain names. Now all of these names are driven off of a single IP address, so I can add lots more without running out of IP space. Added a Club DSM alias for the Parts Trader. Now you don't have to hunt around for it. It is trader.dsm.org. If you run a similar site that you feel is worthy of a DSM.ORG moniker, drop me a note.
• 7/28 - The Thousandth Answered Question Page of Dr. DSM has been upgraded by Sean Costall. Please check it out and send me any corrections.
• 4/23 - Somone mysteriously sent me this How-To about removing some speed limiter on the 2G FWD turbo.
• Criminy! I thought I was all caught up with what was going on out there in Club DSM land. While I was updating links, I stumbled upon a number of GREAT new FAQ and HOWTO pages. Really, too many to add in a weekend! So I'm going to point to the base pages for a few of them below. Be sure to check them out.
  • 2nd Gen Go Faster Recipe - Yes, it is done! Alex Anastasiou has taken over the project started by Mike Lee.
  • Tom Stangl's VFAQs - The site that raised the bar for FAQ quality and coined the term VFAQ. Be sure to follow the links to yet still more sites at the bottom.
  • Brad Bauer's VFAQs - Brad is giving Tom a run for his money.

How are these cars related?

The Eagle Talon, Mitsubishi Eclipse, and Plymouth Laser are siblings manufactured by a joint venture between Chrysler and Mitsubishi called Diamond Star Motors (DSM). These cars have been built in Normal, Illinois, since 1989.

The Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 shares the same platform and drive train as the all-wheel drive versions of the DSM cars, but were manufactured in Japan. These were limited production cars, homologated for European rallying.

"The contents of these pages do not necessarily represent the views of Chrysler, Mitsubishi, or Diamond Star Motors." Hey, they're not paying me to do this!

Maintained by Todd Day, today@dsm.org.