ATI PROCHARGER plus other goodies, She's FINALLY done!! Almost...
08-26-2003, 01:36 AM
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ATI PROCHARGER plus other goodies, She's FINALLY done!! Well, almost...
Everything is finally installed except for the brakes & springs, which didn't make it on the vehicle before the Streetcar Showoff this past Fri, Sat & Sun. They'll be on by this weekend's G/Z cruise.
Bad news: The Z didn't even place at the show.
I don't know how/what they judge on.
Maybe not enough ladies around the booth.
Good news: fdao went to the show and he did have a camera!! Thanks Frank!
While I'm on it... Thanks to Revolution Motorsports. Dave and his crew are dedicated to their customers and to perfection. Anyone here in Hawaii can trust your ride to them. I'd say they're the experts on the Z now. They even brought a Procharger "specialist" (House of Boost) from the mainland for the install. I can assure you Revolution know's what they're doing. They took care of and/or coordinated the rebirth of my Z.
Also want to thank Automasters (body & paint) , Armando @ PMP Designs for the hook up w/Rotora Brake kit and NISMO Body kit, Jeff "Nismo Guru" @ PerformanceNissan, Doug Crawford, Robbie aka lsdunique, Dave @ 350Z Forums, Paul at Avalon and Gary @ GruppeS. I'm sure I'm missing some others from this forum, these guys and others went way out of there way to help me. I truly appreciate it.
Anyway....
Bad news: The Z didn't even place at the show.
I don't know how/what they judge on. Maybe not enough ladies around the booth.Good news: fdao went to the show and he did have a camera!! Thanks Frank!
While I'm on it... Thanks to Revolution Motorsports. Dave and his crew are dedicated to their customers and to perfection. Anyone here in Hawaii can trust your ride to them. I'd say they're the experts on the Z now. They even brought a Procharger "specialist" (House of Boost) from the mainland for the install. I can assure you Revolution know's what they're doing. They took care of and/or coordinated the rebirth of my Z.
Also want to thank Automasters (body & paint) , Armando @ PMP Designs for the hook up w/Rotora Brake kit and NISMO Body kit, Jeff "Nismo Guru" @ PerformanceNissan, Doug Crawford, Robbie aka lsdunique, Dave @ 350Z Forums, Paul at Avalon and Gary @ GruppeS. I'm sure I'm missing some others from this forum, these guys and others went way out of there way to help me. I truly appreciate it.
Anyway....
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08-26-2003, 01:57 AM
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Originally posted by joust75
Very Nice! Any chance of a full on side view??
Very Nice! Any chance of a full on side view??
08-26-2003, 05:06 AM
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Basically, you got the same size tires as me (265/295) and you got the ATI SC on your car now. I got to know, how do those tires feel with the ATI SC powering them? You have what I have been planning from the beginning, over 400hp at the crank. That is why I went with bigger tires. I love the look of them and I thought that once i got the hp to push them, they would perform well. Please tell me if i am correct..
Wow, your car is something. There is no doubt you put the effortinto the fine detail. Congratulations.....Jeff - Zland
Wow, your car is something. There is no doubt you put the effortinto the fine detail. Congratulations.....Jeff - Zland
08-26-2003, 05:47 AM
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looks great dude. 2 suggestions. paint the mirror bezels body color and paint the calipers. Those two things really take away from the beauty of your car.
Looks awesome though.
Looks awesome though.
08-26-2003, 07:53 AM
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Originally posted by Zaphod 350z
looks great dude. 2 suggestions. paint the mirror bezels body color and paint the calipers. Those two things really take away from the beauty of your car.
Looks awesome though.
looks great dude. 2 suggestions. paint the mirror bezels body color and paint the calipers. Those two things really take away from the beauty of your car.
Looks awesome though.
I agree. Seems like judges like painted calipers for some reason. Any interior shots? BTW! Great Job.
yelling to his buddies "look at this!"
08-26-2003, 09:08 AM
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LOL! That's Fred, a Z Club of Hawaii Member, who was pointing at the headlight cover . He wanted one just like that for his Black Touring .
Anyway, Thom's (Jetjammer) car was tastefully displayed with attention to the details of the engine bay. I guess the judges were looking for graphics and possibly painted brake calipers . His was one of the cleanest looking car there IMO. Definitely one of the more unique ones (ie: One and only SC Z on the Island) 
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Good job Thom!
. He wanted one just like that for his Black Touring .Anyway, Thom's (Jetjammer) car was tastefully displayed with attention to the details of the engine bay. I guess the judges were looking for graphics and possibly painted brake calipers
. His was one of the cleanest looking car there IMO. Definitely one of the more unique ones (ie: One and only SC Z on the Island) .Good job Thom!
08-26-2003, 10:40 AM
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Jetjammer, nice car, lots of mods...don't let that supercharger go to waste now, make sure you run the crap out of it at least some
One question, in your engine bay pic it looks like the aux fuel pump isn't mounted. You might want to get that mounted just in case it moves around, could rub a hole in something...which you don't want when you're talking about fuel lines.
One question, in your engine bay pic it looks like the aux fuel pump isn't mounted. You might want to get that mounted just in case it moves around, could rub a hole in something...which you don't want when you're talking about fuel lines.
