My Road Racer/DD build at AMS
Dec 4, 2006, 07:42 PM
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My Road Racer/DD build at AMS
First of all I want to thank the the gang at AMS, everyone that works there works hard, been up there 3 or 4 times and each time I am more and more pleased. Coming from the Viper World and been so mistreated, AMS is a breath of fresh Air in their professionalism and workmanship is EXCELLENT.
My 9 RS will be the First Motec EMS in the states... I have posted some pics at My very good friends site and have the ok to post a link to his site that is not related with Evo's at all.
Being my 2nd Turbo car I be pretty stupid when It comes to questions being answered, hopefully my sig will answer most of them. Being winter here and there I am in no rush(liar I wanted it yesterday,lol)
Went there today to get the seat right for my large azz and the mods they did to get THE BIG seat in was perfect.
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No interior shots today cause Martin was busy setting up the Motec...
Also the engine bay is not completely done yet, as ignition and such...
Thanks to the Guys at AMS and there will be a surprise for all when the car is completed
My 9 RS will be the First Motec EMS in the states... I have posted some pics at My very good friends site and have the ok to post a link to his site that is not related with Evo's at all.
Being my 2nd Turbo car I be pretty stupid when It comes to questions being answered, hopefully my sig will answer most of them. Being winter here and there I am in no rush(liar I wanted it yesterday,lol)
Went there today to get the seat right for my large azz and the mods they did to get THE BIG seat in was perfect.
Click here please
No interior shots today cause Martin was busy setting up the Motec...
Also the engine bay is not completely done yet, as ignition and such...
Thanks to the Guys at AMS and there will be a surprise for all when the car is completed
Dec 4, 2006, 07:50 PM
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You need to inform the guys on that forum that Evo's are AWD not FWD, But good pic's cant wait to see it finished. Wht do you have your intercooler pipes safety wired like that are you expecting it to blown apart? Get some t-bolt clamps and throw away those stockers and you should not have that problem 
Dec 4, 2006, 08:00 PM
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We know, it is by no means done,,, just trying to get her running right now but thanks for pointing it out... as for telling the guys its awd, they thought at first it was a regular Lancer... I never heard of an Evo until the beginning of the year... just old and dumb I be...
thanks guys
thanks guys
Dec 4, 2006, 08:00 PM
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Gary, nice to see you again today. I am glad we got the seat situation sorted out today and we are already working on loweing the passenger seat. I am running into an issue on the drivers side with the factory seatbelt. The wide seat is too close the the rear section of the center counsel to mount the receptical for the factory belt. We are trying to figure out an option that doesnt involve removing the rear section of the center counsel. Its a super tight fit on the passenger side. I will try to get pix tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by MYEVOVIII
Wht do you have your intercooler pipes safety wired like that are you expecting it to blown apart? Get some t-bolt clamps and throw away those stockers and you should not have that problem
You would be suprised what a few days of hard racing does to a silicone coupler.
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That looks really good man. I love the clean look of the engine bay with all of the extra space in it now, and all the sensors either removed or relocated.
Dec 5, 2006, 09:25 AM
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Not trying to be the negative one of the bunch but Gary you will be the second with Motec. We have a evo9 mr with a 42r turbo kit thats running motec here in ga. the guy is originally from up north. south or north dakota one of them i cant remember. but looks like an awesome build and continue the great work man.
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Originally Posted by smokedmustang
You Big-Baller Gary! LOOKS HOT! Can't wait to see it when it's done!!
I call shot-gun.
You better stay on your side of town!
I call shot-gun. You better stay on your side of town! ... love the pictures gary.. got any of the car itslef.. do you plan on keeping it stock outside to make it a "Sleeper" .. loooking good there gary... ttyl.. 
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