S.Brewer's "Project Anti Rally Car" build. For the purists
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gotblkr (May 20, 2017)
Jan 10, 2014, 05:00 AM
#21
The tune that is on this car is rock solid... honestly I feel that some people just don't want to look out of the box. That's fine tho. Cause I'm sick of blending in with a barely lowered, stock wheel, looks like every other evo out there, evo. This is all being done for me and nobody else. Main reason I am even documenting this is pretty much for people who don't like it to see. As I will be updating. And I daily the car. And it will be safe. It's completely reversible if I ever want to change anything or sell the car. And it will show that it's jot a death trap. I'm not making this build thread for my own pleasure. I want ALL the purists to see it.
Jan 15, 2014, 04:51 PM
#23
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Yesterday and today I have been busy with a few things on the car. Pulled my front end off. Made room for the tire against the fender support and moved the harness on both sides. Cut the center section out of both front splash guards. I wanted to keep some up front to protect against water on the hid ballasts. And in the rears, because I didn't want dirt and rocks kicked up into my door jambs. If you have ever owned a car without fender liners you know it can get messy. So I have the best of both worlds. Also went ahead and tucked my throttle cable. And fixed a water leak I have been battling for a couple weeks. Rolled my front fenders. And got my new wheels on the front. Tomorrow I'll be installing coil overs. Pulling the rears. And getting the rear wheels on. 
Jan 16, 2014, 06:43 AM
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I have a truck on air bags. So that's enough. I'm also bagging my girls tsx. I didn't want to bag the evo. Main reason is I can't really hide the air management and run a 5 gallon tank and have a small system at the same time. So coil overs it is. In the future I could upgrade to air cups if I really want. Basically keep a 1 gallon tank in the trunk where the spare goes. And in an emergency I can get 2" of lift. But static is fun. I've had plenty of static cars low enough to where ppl think they are bagged. Like my lexus.
Jan 17, 2014, 04:45 AM
#26
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Put in a decent bit of wrench time yesterday. Got my broadway static coil overs installed. Did some work to me rear quarters (still not happy buy it got late) and got the rear wheels on. Car rides great. Looks great. And is gonna be perfect when I have bodywork done and have the quarters widened just a tad. Enjoy my anti rally car as it sits for now. 
