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proof that i dont funk around... S14 Silvia

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ShinchuApril 18, 2008
#148724

proof that i dont funk around... S14 Silvia

just so you all know i'm not some n00b when it comes to sick ass cars...

ladies and gents, the goods:


1994 (zenki) S14 K's with a 1997 (kouki) front end and tailights.

the SR20DET makes 400hp with the following parts:

- Greddy T518Z turbine
- Greddy front mount intercooler
- Greddy Intake manifold
- Greddy head gasket
- Tomei cams (264in/264ex)
- Tomei Fuel pump
- Tomei 850cc Fuel injectors
- SARD Fuel pressure regulator
- Rocker arm stoppers (unknown brand)
- Greddy Exhaust manifold, outlet, and downpipe
- JIC (?) full titanium exhaust with stainless test pipe
- Yashio Factory 4 row radiator
- HKS air filter
- Greddy oil cooler and filter relocation kit
- Apex'i Power FC ECU
- Blitz dual SBC boost controller

puts all the power to the ground with:
- ORC Pro Carbon single plate clutch and flywheel
- Cusco 1.5 way LSD
- URAS solid engine and transmission mounts

suspension
- CST zero 1 coilovers (8kg front 6kg rear)
- Cusco rear upper camber arms
- Cusco rear toe rods
- URAS tie rods
- Dmax tie rod ends
- Dmax tension rods
- Nismo power brace/tension rod brackets
- URAS "Drift Pineapples" subframe spacers

brakes
- Z32 front calipers
- Project Mu slotted front rotors
- Project Mu titan kai pads front and rear
- Goodridge stainless lines

exterior
- Msports front bumper (later replaced by Hippo Sleek D pad)
- Msports Carbon Fiber hood
- D wave 20mm front FRP overfenders
- Bomex sideskirts
- Bomex mirrors
- origin rear bumper

wheels
- RAYS 57pro
Front: 18x9 +24 (with 25mm bolt on spacers and 6mm slip on spacers making -7 effective offset), with continental conti-sport 225/40/18
Rear: 18x10 +12, with federal 595 235/40/18

- Final Speed (Rays 57F copy)
Front: 17x9 +27 with potenza RE050 235/40/17
Rear: 17x9 +27 with potenza RE711 255/45/17

- WORK XD9A bronze
Front: 18x9 +20 with falken landair 225/40/18
Rear: 18x10 +15 with michelin pilot sports 245/40/18

interior
- Cusco "Safety21" 7 point roll cage
- Bride Zeta II seat with limited edition HKS rear cover and head rest
- Simpson 4 point harness
- Momo Race steering wheel with NRG quick release hub
- Lonza Shift knob
- Generic "Drift Knob" e-brake mod
- Apex'i guages (boost, oil press., exhaust temp., oil temp., water temp.)
- Alipne CD player with 30gb iPod video hard wired, alpine coaxials, 600x1 kicker amp and 10 inch kicker solobaric sub in sealed wedge box

now... ON WITH THE PICS!

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vids! to prove i dont just park...

part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2sktcQBvTQ

part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aJXC7DjrhU

part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI_ktYnXKZ4

part 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnYz1-o7dwE


and here is how it looks after stripping off EVERYTHING to ship it all home to build up a 95 240sx...

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just so you all know i'm not some n00b when it comes to sick ass cars...

ladies and gents, the goods:


1994 (zenki) S14 K's with a 1997 (kouki) front end and tailights.
 
the SR20DET makes 400hp with the following parts: 
 
- Greddy T518Z turbine 
- Greddy front mount intercooler 
- Greddy Intake manifold 
- Greddy head gasket
- Tomei cams (264in/264ex) 
- Tomei Fuel pump 
- Tomei 850cc Fuel injectors 
- SARD Fuel pressure regulator 
- Rocker arm stoppers (unknown brand) 
- Greddy Exhaust manifold, outlet, and downpipe 
- JIC (?) full titanium exhaust with stainless test pipe
- Yashio Factory 4 row radiator 
- HKS air filter 
- Greddy oil cooler and filter relocation kit 
- Apex'i Power FC ECU 
- Blitz dual SBC boost controller 
 
puts all the power to the ground with: 
- ORC Pro Carbon single plate clutch and flywheel 
- Cusco 1.5 way LSD 
- URAS solid engine and transmission mounts 
 
suspension 
- CST zero 1 coilovers (8kg front 6kg rear) 
- Cusco rear upper camber arms
- Cusco rear toe rods
- URAS tie rods
- Dmax tie rod ends 
- Dmax tension rods 
- Nismo power brace/tension rod brackets 
- URAS "Drift Pineapples" subframe spacers 
 
brakes 
- Z32 front calipers 
- Project Mu slotted front rotors 
- Project Mu titan kai pads front and rear 
- Goodridge stainless lines 
 
exterior 
- Msports front bumper (later replaced by Hippo Sleek D pad)
- Msports Carbon Fiber hood 
- D wave 20mm front FRP overfenders 
- Bomex sideskirts 
- Bomex mirrors 
- origin rear bumper 
 
wheels 
- RAYS 57pro
Front: 18x9 +24 (with 25mm bolt on spacers and 6mm slip on spacers   making -7 effective offset), with continental conti-sport 225/40/18 
Rear: 18x10 +12, with federal 595 235/40/18

- Final Speed (Rays 57F copy)
Front: 17x9 +27 with potenza RE050 235/40/17 
Rear: 17x9 +27 with potenza RE711 255/45/17 

- WORK XD9A bronze
Front: 18x9 +20 with falken landair 225/40/18
Rear: 18x10 +15 with michelin pilot sports 245/40/18
 
interior 
- Cusco "Safety21" 7 point roll cage 
- Bride Zeta II seat with limited edition HKS rear cover and head rest 
- Simpson 4 point harness 
- Momo Race steering wheel with NRG quick release hub 
- Lonza Shift knob 
- Generic "Drift Knob" e-brake mod 
- Apex'i guages (boost, oil press., exhaust temp., oil temp., water temp.) 
- Alipne CD player with 30gb iPod video hard wired, alpine coaxials, 600x1 kicker amp and 10 inch kicker solobaric sub in sealed wedge box 
 
now... ON WITH THE PICS! 

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[IMG]http://i13.tinypic.com/5yv1egn.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://i11.tinypic.com/62xthyv.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://img510.imageshack.us/img510/4743/2275eb7.jpg[/IMG]


vids! to prove i dont just park...

part 1
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2sktcQBvTQ[/URL] 
 
part  2 
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aJXC7DjrhU[/URL] 
 
part 3 
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI_ktYnXKZ4[/URL] 
 
part 4
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnYz1-o7dwE[/URL]


and here is how it looks after stripping off EVERYTHING to ship it all home to build up a 95 240sx...

[IMG]http://i26.tinypic.com/2co4pea.jpg[/IMG]
DD9512FApril 18, 2008
#148732
nice..... looks like you had fun in those vids...and also looks like you gonna have one hell of a S14 build when you get back to the states....so you planning on picking up a luxury whip also?
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nice..... looks like you had fun in those vids...and also looks like you gonna have one hell of a S14 build when you get back to the states....so you planning on picking up a         luxury whip also?
ShinchuApril 18, 2008
#148744
yep wife is getting a 2001 GS300 next month when we arrive back in San Diego. first thing i'm doing is tein CS and wheels. :biggthumpup:
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yep wife is getting a 2001 GS300 next month when we arrive back in San Diego. first thing i'm doing is tein CS and wheels. :biggthumpup:
intezzaApril 18, 2008
#148781
Sick ass Silvia it's going to be a hell of a rebuild.
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Sick ass Silvia it's going to be a hell of a rebuild.
VipDoutApril 18, 2008
#148783
Sick .. WAIT ON THE CS !!! you can look into air ... !!! esp with the diego crew out that way ... they'll lead you in the right direction


Welcome to VSC

nice s14 ... My bros s14.5 ls1 will ready soon ;)
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Sick .. WAIT ON THE CS !!!  you can look into air ... !!! esp with the diego crew out that way ... they'll lead you in the right direction 


Welcome to VSC 

nice s14 ... My bros s14.5 ls1 will ready soon ;)
KickEachVerseApril 18, 2008
#148788
Noob. Haha. Jk. Welcome to the boards. Nice 240. Definitely should come out when u move back to Daygo. Peace.
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Noob. Haha. Jk. Welcome to the boards. Nice 240. Definitely should come out when u move back to Daygo. Peace.
airmaxApril 18, 2008
#148791
beautiful car!

love them seats...i got some wheels to match =)
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beautiful car!  

love them seats...i got some wheels to match =)
mdenogaApril 18, 2008
#148795
Bippu PxrLex;148783 wrote:Sick .. WAIT ON THE CS !!! you can look into air ... !!! esp with the diego crew out that way ... they'll lead you in the right direction


Coilovers are a good choice but its just you can't adjust it as quick as air. Its more convenient to have air in CA. However, a majority of the Japanese run coilovers. :shrug:

Shinchu, I understand you don't "funk" around but the reason you are limited to certain areas to post is because we want everyone to learn about vip the right way. I have friends of mine who have been in the car scene for years but when they talk about vip its more of the misinterpreted info given by US magazines and automotive websites. Please don't take this the wrong way but everyone will have to spend some time in the VIP 101 and also you do have access to view all the other forums just limited to post in certain sections. Give it sometime and contact me in the next few weeks regarding your membership status.
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[quote=Bippu PxrLex;148783]Sick .. WAIT ON THE CS !!! you can look into air ... !!! esp with the diego crew out that way ... they'll lead you in the right direction 
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Coilovers are a good choice but its just you can't adjust it as quick as air. Its more convenient to have air in CA. However, a majority of the Japanese run coilovers. :shrug:
 
Shinchu, I understand you don't "funk" around but the reason you are limited to certain areas to post is because we want everyone to learn about vip the right way. I have friends of mine who have been in the car scene for years but when they talk about vip its more of the misinterpreted info given by US magazines and automotive websites. Please don't take this the wrong way but everyone will have to spend some time in the VIP 101 and also you do have access to view all the other forums just limited to post in certain sections. Give it sometime and contact me in the next few weeks regarding your membership status.
geneticApril 18, 2008
#148799
take those mirrors home too!

havent seen you on the forums since groovy heh
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take those mirrors home too!

havent seen you on the forums since groovy heh
VIP-UCFApril 18, 2008
#148835
if you want to slam the gs...don't get the cs...nice ride but sucks ass as far as ride height...
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if you want to slam the gs...don't get the cs...nice ride but sucks ass as far as ride height...
//935GS400April 18, 2008
#148861
go all out and get AirRunners bro. you wont regret it! AutoFashion is in San Diego they specialize in VIP.
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go all out and get AirRunners bro.  you wont regret it!  AutoFashion is in San Diego they specialize in VIP.
augdoggApril 18, 2008
#148868
I wanted one of those sooo bad like a year ago! They still look fun....
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I wanted one of those sooo bad like a year ago! They still look fun....
2vipgs300April 18, 2008
#148892
thats sick man, cant wait to see the us build. Ill be in yoko here in a couple of weeks......
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thats sick man, cant wait to see the us build. Ill be in yoko here in a couple of weeks......
CaoboyApril 18, 2008
#148927
Shinchu;148744 wrote:yep wife is getting a 2001 GS300 next month when we arrive back in San Diego. first thing i'm doing is tein CS and wheels. :biggthumpup:




First rule of knowing you are a noob? Buying Tein CS.
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[quote=Shinchu;148744]yep wife is getting a 2001 GS300 next month when we arrive back in San Diego. first thing i'm doing is tein CS and wheels. :biggthumpup:[/quote]
 
 
 
First rule of knowing you are a noob? Buying Tein CS.
airmaxApril 18, 2008
#148930
unless you get the matching UAS kit :biggthumpup:
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unless you get the matching UAS kit :biggthumpup:
vip tint+glassApril 19, 2008
#148967
when you movin out to murrieta man?
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when you movin out to murrieta man?
mrkiddApril 19, 2008
#149016
big fan of that ride.......lots of fun......
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big fan of that ride.......lots of fun......
ShinchuApril 19, 2008
#149087
Caoboy;148927 wrote:First rule of knowing you are a noob? Buying Tein CS.


well if you have any suggestions for something else that rides that soft for my wife to daily drive with newborn twins in the backseat, let me know, since i'm obviously a noob.
this also means air is not an option.

but thanks for the welcome, everyone. i look forward to getting to know you all.

VIP T+G, i'll be in murrieta on may 14th. i'll be busy as hell looking for that GS, insurance, apartment, furniture, baby equipment, etc... bassically becoming an american all over again.
:pat:
murrieta will be temporary until i return from my 6 month tour in Africa, then i'll be moving closer to San Diego when i get orders to a ship down there. i'll still come up all the time to visit the in-laws though.

2vipgs300, you coming out to yokosuka on the GW? keep in touch man i'll be around just long enough to show you where autobacs and up garage are located. :biggthumpup:
also i'll intorduce you to the auto hobby shop staff here. jeremy is good people.

genetic, what's your handle on groovydrift? i still post there too.

mdenoga, i wasnt trying to be instanly approved for full access, just showing you all what im about. i'm no way a VIP guru, but i still know a thing or two, and wheel fitment is one of my favorite things to tinker with. i'm also very patient. so whenever you feel i'm "ready" then i'm ready. =)

thanks everyone. i'll consider alternatives to the tein CS as long as the wife is tolerant of them. this is pretty much her car, and she's allowing me to tinker with it a bit. the S14 is my full-on man toy.
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[quote=Caoboy;148927]First rule of knowing you are a noob? Buying Tein CS.[/quote]

well if you have any suggestions for something else that rides that soft for my wife to daily drive with newborn twins in the backseat, let me know, since i'm obviously a noob.
this also means air is not an option.

but thanks for the welcome, everyone. i look forward to getting to know you all.

VIP T+G, i'll be in murrieta on may 14th. i'll be busy as hell looking for that GS, insurance, apartment, furniture,  baby equipment, etc... bassically becoming an american all over again. 
:pat:
murrieta will be temporary until i return from my 6 month tour in Africa, then i'll be moving closer to San Diego when i get orders to a ship down there. i'll still come up all the time to visit the in-laws though.

2vipgs300, you coming out to yokosuka on the GW? keep in touch man i'll be around just long enough to show you where autobacs and up garage are located. :biggthumpup:
also i'll intorduce you to the auto hobby shop staff here. jeremy is good people.

genetic, what's your handle on groovydrift? i still post there too.

mdenoga, i wasnt trying to be instanly approved for full access, just showing you all what im about. i'm no way a VIP guru, but i still know a thing or two, and wheel fitment is one of my favorite things to tinker with. i'm also very patient. so whenever you feel i'm "ready" then i'm ready. =)

thanks everyone. i'll consider alternatives to the tein CS as long as the wife is tolerant of them. this is pretty much her car, and she's allowing me to tinker with it a bit. the S14 is my full-on man toy.
elpresidenteApril 19, 2008
#149090
Shinchu is a good egg, capable of good things. Welcome to VSC buddy!
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Shinchu is a good egg, capable of good things.  Welcome to VSC buddy!
ShinchuApril 20, 2008
#149257
yeah what up man i saw your shaguar build on ZT! that thing has come a LONG way! literally and figureatively!
thanks for the welcome.
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yeah what up man i saw your shaguar build on ZT! that thing has come a LONG way! literally and figureatively!
thanks for the welcome.
PhiSigApril 20, 2008
#149278
Badazz -- I think i like it better on the Emotions better
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Badazz -- I think i like it better on the Emotions better
Yokotas13April 20, 2008
#149290
dont lie
you bought it like that chris :)


glad to have you here brother
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dont lie
you bought it like that chris :)


glad to have you here brother
ShinchuApril 20, 2008
#149297
thanks for the welcome, brother. =)

and yes, its true. i bought it "mostly" like that. (i made a few improvements though)
but seriously for $6k, how could i pass that up? :shrug:
saved me money and time in the long run.
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thanks for the welcome, brother. =)

and yes, its true. i bought it "mostly" like that. (i made a few improvements though)
but seriously for $6k, how could i pass that up? :shrug:
saved me money and time in the long run.
DriftGirlApril 20, 2008
#149314
bought for 6k? Damn, Mus be nice to live in the land of good n plenty!

...I'd go freakin nuts on that island!! :giggity:
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bought for 6k? Damn, Mus be nice to live in the land of good n plenty! 
 
...I'd go freakin nuts on that island!! :giggity:
Yokotas13April 20, 2008
#149346
yeah, chris is good peoples.

too bad he did more hard parking than drifting :)
i kid i kid lol
( he did of course at Ebisu pretty good)
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yeah, chris is good peoples.
 
too bad he did more hard parking than drifting :)
i kid i kid lol
( he did of course at Ebisu pretty good)
RotaryAE86April 20, 2008
#149354
hard parker haha

j/k welcome to the community, seems like alot of drifters are making their way here...
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hard parker haha
 
j/k welcome to the community, seems like alot of drifters are making their way here...
PhiSigApril 20, 2008
#149392
Wow, great price, is in USD?
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Wow, great price, is in USD?
PhiSigApril 20, 2008
#149394
wow, just noticed the videos, mad jdm yo!
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wow, just noticed the videos, mad jdm yo!
CaoboyApril 21, 2008
#149512
Go with Tein CS with UAS bags instead of springs, or go straight air. Air's going to ride softer than the coilovers.

If you can't afford it, then wait. Don't impulse buy on the CS thinking it will go low enough. It won't, and it'll be a waste of money when you can throw it towards air.
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Go with Tein CS with UAS bags instead of springs, or go straight air. Air's going to ride softer than the coilovers.

If you can't afford it, then wait. Don't impulse buy on the CS thinking it will go low enough. It won't, and it'll be a waste of money when you can throw it towards air.
ShinchuApril 21, 2008
#149529
yeah i should have asked grant for a ride in his Y33 with air before i started to move. i think its a little too late now... unless you want to take a ride down here, sweet-cheeks? =) maybe have some chili's for din-din? you know you want to...

yes i got the silvia for stupid-cheap. $6,000 USD. all i had to do really was replace the worn out apex'i coilovers (they sucked anyway. werent fully threaded bodies... much like the tein CS) replace the stuck cusco tension rods with some Dmax hotness, and also from Dmax i added some tie rod ends because they come with spacers that help with the bump steer. oh and of all things, the car came without a front strut brace. :augentreher:

and i just recently scored a greddy oil pan for free99 haha! and yes its the real deal. i have great friends. :biggthumpup:


i'll consider the air instead of CS, but i really dont need the car to be super OMFG VIPIZZLE slammed. its going to be daily drive by my wife who has never owned a lowered car before (GASP!) but she has been in my cars enough to know how to handle them. she just hates the harshness of coilovers, so i thought the CS with softer rates would be the best bet.
and yes there is also the cost aspect. she doesnt want to throw tons of money into the GS. just enough to get the point across that yeah, its hot. :giggity:

so if yokotaS13 gets down here to convince me to get air... maybe i'll do it if i can get a good setup for a great price.
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yeah i should have asked grant for a ride in his Y33 with air before i started to move. i think its a little too late now... unless you want to take a ride down here, sweet-cheeks? =) maybe have some chili's for din-din? you know you want to...

yes i got the silvia for stupid-cheap. $6,000 USD. all i had to do really was replace the worn out apex'i coilovers (they sucked anyway. werent fully threaded bodies... much like the tein CS) replace the stuck cusco tension rods with some Dmax hotness, and also from Dmax i added some tie rod ends because they come with spacers that help with the bump steer. oh and of all things, the car came without a front strut brace. :augentreher:

and i just recently scored a greddy oil pan for free99 haha! and yes its the real deal. i have great friends. :biggthumpup:


i'll consider the air instead of CS, but i really dont need the car to be super OMFG VIPIZZLE slammed. its going to be daily drive by my wife who has never owned a lowered car before (GASP!) but she has been in my cars enough to know how to handle them. she just hates the harshness of coilovers, so i thought the CS with softer rates would be the best bet.
and yes there is also the cost aspect. she doesnt want to throw tons of money into the GS. just enough to get the point across that yeah, its hot. :giggity:

so if yokotaS13 gets down here to convince me to get air... maybe i'll do it if i can get a good setup for a great price.
ShinchuApril 21, 2008
#149530
where the heck is the "edit" button?!!? or do i need full access for that?

anyway, just wanted to say yes, she has owned a lowered car before, our jzx90 cresta was lowered, but just 1.8 inches with springs/shocks.

and i also replaced the exedy carbon clutch with an ORC carbon clutch on my silvia. i think it was just normal wear and tear though. but it sucked because it went out on the way to mobara circuit, where yokotas13 tore it up and got 2nd place in beginner class (only cuz i wasnt able to drive that day you lucky bastid. =) )

also, like phiSig said... CHECK OUT MY VIDS! i'm no hard parker dammit! :biggthumpup:
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where the heck is the "edit" button?!!? or do i need full access for that?

anyway, just wanted to say yes, she has owned a lowered car before, our jzx90 cresta was lowered, but just 1.8 inches with springs/shocks.

and i also replaced the exedy carbon clutch with an ORC carbon clutch on my silvia. i think it was just normal wear and tear though. but it sucked because it went out on the way to mobara circuit, where yokotas13 tore it up and got 2nd place in beginner class (only cuz i wasnt able to drive that day you lucky bastid. =) )

also, like phiSig said... CHECK OUT MY VIDS! i'm no hard parker dammit! :biggthumpup:
Yokotas13April 21, 2008
#149536
Bro, the cedric is in pieces


if you want the air befor eyou leave ill hook you up with a good price.
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Bro, the cedric is in pieces


if you want the air befor eyou leave ill hook you up with a good price.
STR8WESTCOASTNMay 27, 2008
#159738
your car looks sick with those bronze rims (dunno what they are.. volk?)
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your car looks sick with those bronze rims (dunno what they are.. volk?)
ShinchuJune 4, 2008
#162108
thanks. the bronze wheels are work XD-9.
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thanks. the bronze wheels are work XD-9.
BippuBossJune 5, 2008
#162595
nice, looks clean and good build.
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nice, looks clean and good build.
chubbyGSJune 6, 2008
#162917
nicely done but not diggin the bomex sides.
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nicely done but not diggin the bomex sides.
KohinoorJune 7, 2008
#162960
wow, sick silvia! lmk if you ever wanna sell those hks seats :giggity:
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wow, sick silvia! lmk if you ever wanna sell those hks seats :giggity:
RS_SexJune 8, 2008
#163460
If i may recommend the JIC FLT's I ahve them on my Q and love them they are just right not to soft and not too firm I have them set pretty stiff and they still provide a nice smooth ride but you could always go softer
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If i may recommend the JIC FLT's I ahve them on my Q and love them they are just right not to soft and not too firm I have them set pretty stiff and they still provide a nice smooth ride but you could always go softer
VIPstyleDanJune 11, 2008
#164578
Just saw part 4 of the videos, You picked it back up pretty well for being out of it for a year. Looked good, crazy deal for 6,000.
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Just saw part 4 of the videos, You picked it back up pretty well for being out of it for a year. Looked good, crazy deal for 6,000.
toebJune 15, 2008
#165594
yeah bro go with air!:biggthumpup: ive been on the uas kit for a few months now and love it the ride is better than the tanabe nf210's i had before air. the ride is real close to stock at the right ride hight. i would suggest you do the digital controller thow you can set it to that perfect psi for ride hight and wire it to the ignition so it raises to that hight on start up. heres a few pics of my gs300 on uas!:biggthumpup:=)

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yeah bro go with air!:biggthumpup: ive been on the uas kit for a few months now and love it the ride is better than the tanabe nf210's i had before air. the ride is real close to stock at the right ride hight. i would suggest you do the digital controller thow you can set it to that perfect psi for ride hight and wire it to the ignition so it raises to that hight on start up. heres a few pics of my gs300 on uas!:biggthumpup:=)
 
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