The "Look what i got TODAY!" Thread! Post them up guys!
11-08-2011, 01:59 PM
#5621
No real reason backed by any qualitative explanation. I just wanted to do it from the onset of this build which started awhile back and at the time I had the funds to spend to acquire the NISMO version so I could be a "test mule" of sorts. I'm pretty sure the rev-up would have been way more than adequate especially with the motor being stroked and being expected to make peak power at much lower RPMs compared to a non-stroked VQ.
11-08-2011, 02:31 PM
#5623
On another note my new jack has instantaneously become my new favorite tool. I'm very excited to get started on my installs so I can start using it. I love new tools!
Mission Accomplished!!!
Yeah I should probably do a build thread of my own.
Last edited by Kwame; 11-08-2011 at 02:54 PM.
11-08-2011, 02:32 PM
#5624
Really? I read the suspension 101 sticky and it said depending on the use and aggressiveness of the set up it didnt really matter? I didnt want to go with the metal bushings because it said they can have some noise. I HATE squeaks and creaks so I went with rubber.....
Did you "oval out" the sub frame with a drill/dremel for the toe bolts?
Did you "oval out" the sub frame with a drill/dremel for the toe bolts?
Yes I did. My toes wasn't the problem with the ichiba camber arms. It was camber adjustability...
11-08-2011, 06:15 PM
#5628
On bc coils but if I had to put a number out there I'd say prolly .5 - 1 inch more than gf210s. Also after searching and calling ichiba USA I found they made two different rear camber arms and only differ'd by one number in the part number and on their site they have the exact description but under certain vendors they say +\- 2 degree or +\- 4 degrees so just make sure you do your research
11-08-2011, 07:14 PM
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Sooo the wife took the evo in for me while im deployed in afghanaland.
i got my Eibach springs installed, WORKS short shifter, and Greddy Ti-C to start off with for now until i get home.
Pics:
Greddy Ti-C
Eibach Pro Kit, waiting on my final set of spacers to come in.
WORKS SS installed
Thats all for now. much more to come.
i got my Eibach springs installed, WORKS short shifter, and Greddy Ti-C to start off with for now until i get home.
Pics:
Greddy Ti-C
Eibach Pro Kit, waiting on my final set of spacers to come in.
WORKS SS installed
Thats all for now. much more to come.
11-10-2011, 05:57 AM
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I went the way of Eibach due to the the testimonials on here. I read through a lot of thread posts that scared me out of using the cheaper ones. According to most, Eibach has very good quality.