I like my new....
Jun 18, 2012, 08:35 AM
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Not new parts per se, but I had Soulspeed roll my fenders on Saturday. I had been dealing with the rubbing ever since I installed my springs month or so ago. Its really nice to be able to hit a dip and not have to worry about the rubbing. Collin did a great job.
Jun 26, 2012, 03:19 PM
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I know its been a little while, but I like my new ETS UICP, Intake, Cat back exhaust, Works short shifter, Enkie Rims, and Torque solutions shifter bushings, Thanks for everything Evo D
Jul 1, 2012, 09:07 PM
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Love my new brake pads.
Last week I texted KevinD saying I need some better brake pads with more bite. Two days later Kevin texted me and said my brake pads were in. So I drove over, picked them up and paid for them, and took them home.
I didn't get a chance to put them on until this morning while changing tires for the AutoX. Changing brake pads on an Evo is very simple. No bolts, just 2 pins and viola!
Fast forward to the first runs. After one or two good hard runs, and the the cabin filling with the overwhelming smell of what smelled like boiling cat urine as the pads heated up for the first time, the brakes were warm and biting hard enough to make your eyeballs pop out of your head.
The car now stops on a dime and I love it!
Chris rode with me for a run and said when I braked hard, it felt like his face was being pulled off. I have to agree. Racing brake pads are no joke. The car now stops as well as it accelerates and that's an awesome and super fast combination.
Last week I texted KevinD saying I need some better brake pads with more bite. Two days later Kevin texted me and said my brake pads were in. So I drove over, picked them up and paid for them, and took them home.
I didn't get a chance to put them on until this morning while changing tires for the AutoX. Changing brake pads on an Evo is very simple. No bolts, just 2 pins and viola!
Fast forward to the first runs. After one or two good hard runs, and the the cabin filling with the overwhelming smell of what smelled like boiling cat urine as the pads heated up for the first time, the brakes were warm and biting hard enough to make your eyeballs pop out of your head.
The car now stops on a dime and I love it!
Chris rode with me for a run and said when I braked hard, it felt like his face was being pulled off. I have to agree. Racing brake pads are no joke. The car now stops as well as it accelerates and that's an awesome and super fast combination.
loving the look so much, handling feels different too!
Aug 21, 2012, 09:52 PM
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Just picked up a new ride 2011 GT2 RS. Its such an awesome car. Kelly, Tom....any EvoM members are welcome to come by and check it out. I'll take it out to the next meet...also new 21 inch wheels for the GTR as well.
Our shop Superlaggera with SONY new GS speakers scheme
Business partner's GT3 RS Spiderman?
Our shop Superlaggera with SONY new GS speakers scheme
Business partner's GT3 RS Spiderman?
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