R/TErnie's Evo 9 2.2L 4G64 EFR7670
Any idea how close you'll be to Ted_B?
Jan 14, 2013, 05:57 PM
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There is an Ethanol station 1 mile from APR. 
I'll be mixing with E98 and running r comps year round! win win! haha.
Aaron,
I have a ton of stock Evo parts... stock driveshaft, 15" brakes, white trunk lid, evo 8 tails, stock springs, etc. Would you guys want those? You could sell them and work on JJ's Subaru with the money you got from them
Mychailo,
I'll still be around, just not quite doing Nuclear Engineering
Jeremy,
93 octane is the norm. But I'll do my best never to run it. lol.
I took a truck load of stuff from the shop to the dump today, I have another full load to take tomorrow. Scrambling to get the shop organized, reduced to the necessary stuff, and boxed up. The house stuff is almost done.
I'll be mixing with E98 and running r comps year round! win win! haha. Aaron,
I have a ton of stock Evo parts... stock driveshaft, 15" brakes, white trunk lid, evo 8 tails, stock springs, etc. Would you guys want those? You could sell them and work on JJ's Subaru with the money you got from them
Mychailo,
I'll still be around, just not quite doing Nuclear Engineering
Jeremy,
93 octane is the norm. But I'll do my best never to run it. lol.
I took a truck load of stuff from the shop to the dump today, I have another full load to take tomorrow. Scrambling to get the shop organized, reduced to the necessary stuff, and boxed up. The house stuff is almost done.
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Jan 14, 2013, 07:38 PM
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congrats man! coming from the vw scene prior to owning the evo, i was BIG into vw's and what not. APR is deff the top dog of that industry. Please post up all the cool rides you get to beat on, on their private track!
Jan 25, 2013, 08:20 PM
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I have a tb trunk 
Big shout out to matt Nucci for helping me pack, prep the Suby, and finish the titanium exhaust for the Evo. Couldn't have done it without you!
That being said... New exhaust is awesome. A) because I have one now B) because it's quiet inside... And C) it's loud as he'll outside when you get on it!
The entire exhaust weighs 21 pounds. The 10.5' long ti exhaust weighs 9 pounds. I'm sooooo stoked with how it came out. Very very pleased. Hopefully Nucci posts pics before I get time to take pics of it when I make it to Alabama.
Cars are shipped. Garage and house stuff is gone. Going to relax for the next few days. Phew. Lots of work and running around. I'm tired.
Evo spun 2nd on the 245s hard. Doesn't help the road was about 30 deg F
I'm excited to pickup a new set of 285/30/18 tires... Looking at ad08s, dzIIs, or maybe another set of r888s
Big shout out to matt Nucci for helping me pack, prep the Suby, and finish the titanium exhaust for the Evo. Couldn't have done it without you!
That being said... New exhaust is awesome. A) because I have one now B) because it's quiet inside... And C) it's loud as he'll outside when you get on it!
The entire exhaust weighs 21 pounds. The 10.5' long ti exhaust weighs 9 pounds
. I'm sooooo stoked with how it came out. Very very pleased. Hopefully Nucci posts pics before I get time to take pics of it when I make it to Alabama. Cars are shipped. Garage and house stuff is gone. Going to relax for the next few days. Phew. Lots of work and running around. I'm tired.
Evo spun 2nd on the 245s hard. Doesn't help the road was about 30 deg F
I'm excited to pickup a new set of 285/30/18 tires... Looking at ad08s, dzIIs, or maybe another set of r888s
Jan 25, 2013, 08:41 PM
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Surprised you got anything done along with dealing with the big move, looking forward to seeing more "evo time" once you get settled in. I was going to pm you about some alternator stuff, but that can wait til you are less busy also.
I have a tb trunk
Big shout out to matt Nucci for helping me pack, prep the Suby, and finish the titanium exhaust for the Evo. Couldn't have done it without you!
That being said... New exhaust is awesome. A) because I have one now B) because it's quiet inside... And C) it's loud as he'll outside when you get on it!
The entire exhaust weighs 21 pounds. The 10.5' long ti exhaust weighs 9 pounds. I'm sooooo stoked with how it came out. Very very pleased. Hopefully Nucci posts pics before I get time to take pics of it when I make it to Alabama.
Cars are shipped. Garage and house stuff is gone. Going to relax for the next few days. Phew. Lots of work and running around. I'm tired.
Evo spun 2nd on the 245s hard. Doesn't help the road was about 30 deg F
I'm excited to pickup a new set of 285/30/18 tires... Looking at ad08s, dzIIs, or maybe another set of r888s
Big shout out to matt Nucci for helping me pack, prep the Suby, and finish the titanium exhaust for the Evo. Couldn't have done it without you!
That being said... New exhaust is awesome. A) because I have one now B) because it's quiet inside... And C) it's loud as he'll outside when you get on it!
The entire exhaust weighs 21 pounds. The 10.5' long ti exhaust weighs 9 pounds
. I'm sooooo stoked with how it came out. Very very pleased. Hopefully Nucci posts pics before I get time to take pics of it when I make it to Alabama. Cars are shipped. Garage and house stuff is gone. Going to relax for the next few days. Phew. Lots of work and running around. I'm tired.
Evo spun 2nd on the 245s hard. Doesn't help the road was about 30 deg F
I'm excited to pickup a new set of 285/30/18 tires... Looking at ad08s, dzIIs, or maybe another set of r888s
Jan 26, 2013, 08:41 PM
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I thought you were going to want to post your own pictures, that's why I held off.
Somehow I don't have any pictures of the 10.5 foot long titanium section. Probably because its so long and lightweight, its almost impossible to handle without two people, unless you want to smash it into the ceiling lights, or other things...
Stainless downpipe in its entirety
One pie cut titanium bend section, tacked but not finish welded
Middle titanium hanger, made from 0.5" thinwall titanium tubing, coped joints
Unassuming tip (please excuse the dirty bumper and generally bad picture quality)
Matt
Somehow I don't have any pictures of the 10.5 foot long titanium section. Probably because its so long and lightweight, its almost impossible to handle without two people, unless you want to smash it into the ceiling lights, or other things...
Stainless downpipe in its entirety
One pie cut titanium bend section, tacked but not finish welded
Middle titanium hanger, made from 0.5" thinwall titanium tubing, coped joints
Unassuming tip (please excuse the dirty bumper and generally bad picture quality)
Matt