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09-19-2008, 08:16 AM
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OH, and does this car look familiar? If so, that turbo that Steiner posted has a striking resemblance to the one here. Look closely at the open engine bay shot. Further description shows: gt37r, 2.3 stroker, aem
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt0OmzpoaNk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt0OmzpoaNk
09-19-2008, 08:29 AM
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I didn't realize the second Evo was from FL, the tag looked like an NJ tag to me. The wing is different, no badges on the OP video, exhaust looks different. I doubt it's the same car.
09-19-2008, 05:22 PM
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OH, and does this car look familiar? If so, that turbo that Steiner posted has a striking resemblance to the one here. Look closely at the open engine bay shot. Further description shows: gt37r, 2.3 stroker, aem...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt0OmzpoaNk
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Lying, misleading or simply not disclosing your mods FTL. This is a street racing not WRC, F1 or anything like that. Unless there's a risk of intellectual property or something proprietary being stolen I don't understand the need for secrecy. With the exception of MAYBE the exhaust manifold or heads, I doubt anything under the hood is a "one-off". Video of those types of projects usually comes from the side of a track or from inside the cabin.
09-20-2008, 01:29 AM
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Hmm, didn't seem to have a very agressive anti-lag at all. Nice 2-step launch though. Usually anybody running anti-lag will have some serious popping going on between shifts as the fuel gets ignited in the manifold to keep the turbo spooled between shifts while off the throttle. Makes for a nice lightshow on the track at night too.
he didn't WOT shift therefore it won't pop between shifts
OH, and does this car look familiar? If so, that turbo that Steiner posted has a striking resemblance to the one here. Look closely at the open engine bay shot. Further description shows: gt37r, 2.3 stroker, aem
A lot of turbo's use S-covers.
he didn't WOT shift therefore it won't pop between shifts
OH, and does this car look familiar? If so, that turbo that Steiner posted has a striking resemblance to the one here. Look closely at the open engine bay shot. Further description shows: gt37r, 2.3 stroker, aem
A lot of turbo's use S-covers.
09-20-2008, 01:31 AM
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I don't think that's the same car from the start of the thread. There were a few small differences I noticed right away. FWIW, that's also a nightmarishly horrible 1/4 mile time for a stroked 37r. With a decent tune and an average 60ft time that kind of setup should be deep into the 11's all day. With a good driver 10's should be expected...if not better.
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Lying, misleading or simply not disclosing your mods FTL. This is a street racing not WRC, F1 or anything like that. Unless there's a risk of intellectual property or something proprietary being stolen I don't understand the need for secrecy. With the exception of MAYBE the exhaust manifold or heads, I doubt anything under the hood is a "one-off". Video of those types of projects usually comes from the side of a track or from inside the cabin.
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Lying, misleading or simply not disclosing your mods FTL. This is a street racing not WRC, F1 or anything like that. Unless there's a risk of intellectual property or something proprietary being stolen I don't understand the need for secrecy. With the exception of MAYBE the exhaust manifold or heads, I doubt anything under the hood is a "one-off". Video of those types of projects usually comes from the side of a track or from inside the cabin.
09-20-2008, 01:40 AM
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No no you don't have to defend him. I'm not blaming the messenger. Didn't mean for it come across like that.
BTW...What have you done to your STi? I almost pulled the trigger on a white on gold STi back in '05 when I bought my Evo. Now the Evo has been retired to weekend warrior status and my daily is a Legacy GT. Trying to fight the mod bug but I wanna hear some boxer rumble. Thinking about something conservative like a custom tune and some Prodrive cans.
BTW...What have you done to your STi? I almost pulled the trigger on a white on gold STi back in '05 when I bought my Evo. Now the Evo has been retired to weekend warrior status and my daily is a Legacy GT. Trying to fight the mod bug but I wanna hear some boxer rumble. Thinking about something conservative like a custom tune and some Prodrive cans.
09-20-2008, 03:35 AM
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No no you don't have to defend him. I'm not blaming the messenger. Didn't mean for it come across like that.
BTW...What have you done to your STi? I almost pulled the trigger on a white on gold STi back in '05 when I bought my Evo. Now the Evo has been retired to weekend warrior status and my daily is a Legacy GT. Trying to fight the mod bug but I wanna hear some boxer rumble. Thinking about something conservative like a custom tune and some Prodrive cans.
BTW...What have you done to your STi? I almost pulled the trigger on a white on gold STi back in '05 when I bought my Evo. Now the Evo has been retired to weekend warrior status and my daily is a Legacy GT. Trying to fight the mod bug but I wanna hear some boxer rumble. Thinking about something conservative like a custom tune and some Prodrive cans.
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09-20-2008, 08:23 AM
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When I used to own a few FWD cars, I would run a larger rear sway bar with a stock front one.
09-20-2008, 08:55 AM
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Long list coming:
99.5mm CP Pistons
Manley Rods
Crower Valvetrain
Ported intake manifold
Perrin Fuel Rails
1000cc RC Injectors
Walbro 255lph + Kenne Bell BAP
ACT 6 Puck Clutch
TGV Deletes
Custom Garrett Intercooler
Borla Header
Custom Rotated Turbo kit
Precision SC6169SP T4 .81ar
Hydra Nemesis 2.5
Whiteline 27mm front 29mm rear sway bars and endlinks
BC Racing Coilovers 12k/10k
Cusco Tranny/Motor mounts
Kartboy Shifter/bushings
Whiteline rear diff locking bolts
Hawk HP+ Pads
SS Brake lines
99.5mm CP Pistons
Manley Rods
Crower Valvetrain
Ported intake manifold
Perrin Fuel Rails
1000cc RC Injectors
Walbro 255lph + Kenne Bell BAP
ACT 6 Puck Clutch
TGV Deletes
Custom Garrett Intercooler
Borla Header
Custom Rotated Turbo kit
Precision SC6169SP T4 .81ar
Hydra Nemesis 2.5
Whiteline 27mm front 29mm rear sway bars and endlinks
BC Racing Coilovers 12k/10k
Cusco Tranny/Motor mounts
Kartboy Shifter/bushings
Whiteline rear diff locking bolts
Hawk HP+ Pads
SS Brake lines
i hate that. Nice launch btw