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Thomas: Man that is one clean install. I'm like totally jealous.
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Thanks for the comments coolblackser & SE R Madness. I appreciate it. It took a lot of blood, sweat, tears, time and money to get it to this point.
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Did you DIY or have someone do it for you? Got any dyno data???
Video of boiling tires??
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Yes I sourced all the parts myself. The stuff I couldn't fabricate on my own or get anywhere else I bought from Fmax. There are many custom pieces I made myself such as brackets to mount things. Everything was powdercoated for durability. My goal was to have a setup that looked exactly like the factory would have it, as well as make it easy to work on.
I have some videos, but I'm going to shoot many many more soon when the weather gets cooler. It's too dang hot right now. You can really *feel* the difference between a cool day (or rain) and a hot day.
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Hey are you thinking about going to the NOPI nationals Sep 21 or 22? We are trying to get a group of Nissans. you know to show the Honduhs that there are other... better ways
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You must not be on the Georgia SE-R list. There was a thread about just this subject on there this week. I will be there with my car (just attending) on Saturday. I have gone every year since the first one.
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In which case you could be the secret weapon....LOL
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Yeah last year going to NOPI (my car only had CAI, no turbo yet)coming across the interstate bridge in the double turn lane a blue si decided to romp it around me in the middle of the turn. I had a car load full of people and he just barely inched his way in front of me. I can't WAIT for an idiot to try to cut me off this year. hehe
BTW, My car looks completely stock from the outside. You can see the intercooler and the 3inch exhaust tip(well hidden also) but other than that no other signs of mods. No stickers, with stock suspension and stock wheels, nothing else.