Last shoot of 2008 [56k: bad idea!]
#1
Last shoot of 2008 [56k: bad idea!]
Here goes. Washed the car yesterday morning, and of course it decided to rain immediately afterward. Regardless, the car stayed fairly clean, and I took some pics up at my girlfriend's apartment complex this morning. Comments welcomed.
And my favorites of the day...
And my favorites of the day...
#3
Thanks for the kind words.
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#8
Haha, Josh does good work and sells good parts! Nothing but props to Josh and Jamie. I bought almost everything from Josh. He installed the Teins and the brakes... the rest was me, some jackstands, and some handtools! Gotta love learning this stuff on your daily driver...
Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks for the kind words.
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#17
Car is looking good, man .
I knew those red lugs would look good with your calipers...kinda makes me wish I went with blue calipers instead of black ones. New engine bay looks good as well - I'll have to see the Cusco endlinks up close at some point.
I knew those red lugs would look good with your calipers...kinda makes me wish I went with blue calipers instead of black ones. New engine bay looks good as well - I'll have to see the Cusco endlinks up close at some point.
#18
I'm not thrilled with the paintjob on the Cusco links (because torquing the nuts down cause the paint to crack, despite numerous coats, as well as a lot of clearcoat) but at a glance it looks fine. At some point I will have to either have it professionally powdercoated, or replace it with a different strut bar. For now, it works. Thanks man. My ETD should come in this week, we'll have to run down to the parking garage to see how it fits with your blower.
#19
Lookin great man! Way to keep on representin the CGP / Advan combo
I have always loved the painted grill surround and the new rotors calipers look aggressive. Those last 3 pics really turned out great. I like the contrast of the CGP on that background. Keep it going!
I have always loved the painted grill surround and the new rotors calipers look aggressive. Those last 3 pics really turned out great. I like the contrast of the CGP on that background. Keep it going!
#21
I initially wanted black calipers but didn't want to pay the premium to Rotora or wait the 60 days so I had Josh get the red, and I was not disappointed. Things find their way of working out!
Last edited by Audioserf; 11-12-2008 at 02:21 PM. Reason: Misspelled Kenny's name...
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Ingalls. I tried it in the original Group Buy and it didn't work out, but this time I'm prepared to put some legwork in to get it to fit (modifications to bracket to clear ABS motor and A/C lines if necessary) because I really enjoyed the solid shifting feel the ETD provides. I may end up taking off my hoodliner to avoid having it damaged by the ETD's engine-side bracket, as well.
I also ordered it as part of an experiment. DAYTA and I are going to see if the engine-side bracket fits with his CT Supercharger setup, and, if not, what type of modifications may be necessary to achieve fitment. Since I plan to add boost in 09 (either CT Supercharger or a turbo kit, depending how the whole KPro thing pans out for people), this is something I need to figure out.
I also ordered it as part of an experiment. DAYTA and I are going to see if the engine-side bracket fits with his CT Supercharger setup, and, if not, what type of modifications may be necessary to achieve fitment. Since I plan to add boost in 09 (either CT Supercharger or a turbo kit, depending how the whole KPro thing pans out for people), this is something I need to figure out.
#24
Yes - with the K24 I'd imagine all intercooler plumbing would be on the driver's side of the engine bay. There's much more room on that side, and that's where the throttle-body resides. There's plenty of room at the back for the turbo manifold (or perhaps someone will fab up a side-mount turbo manifold like I've seen done for the RSX-S).
#25
I was gonna say, Kenny, his car had a SLIGHT resemblance to yours, but inside the engine, thats a whole other story.....Keke How you enjoying your SC these days?
#26
Yes - with the K24 I'd imagine all intercooler plumbing would be on the driver's side of the engine bay. There's much more room on that side, and that's where the throttle-body resides. There's plenty of room at the back for the turbo manifold (or perhaps someone will fab up a side-mount turbo manifold like I've seen done for the RSX-S).
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