My Junkyard Evo build
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My Junkyard Evo build
This is my fourth Evo and first to go all out build on. My plan for it is to do a somewhat budget build using as many used parts as possible. I got it a couple months ago for an insane deal it needed some TLC when I got it but no big deal it had the making for some high power. It had a BR 2.1 built motor with built head and cams. I bought it on a Thursday and was at the track Saturday, well it needed a tune first off which I knew but went for it anyway (running rich as ****) put down some garbage times that I won't even post then I broke the clutch. So I ordered a QM from the guys at STM got it in two days (NY to FL).
So far this is the stuff I've done.
Custom made forward facing turbo manifold v band
Custom ac condenser with lines
Tial mvr 44mm wastegate
Precision 6266 ball bearing
Quartermaster 8 leg race with hrb
Tial Q bov
ETS mini battery
Short route uicp
Hoosier drags
4 bar map sensor
Wheel bearings
Fixed oil leaks
Fixed boost leaks
As far as goals I want to run a mid 10 while driving to and from the track.
I will post the important stuff later.
So far this is the stuff I've done.
Custom made forward facing turbo manifold v band
Custom ac condenser with lines
Tial mvr 44mm wastegate
Precision 6266 ball bearing
Quartermaster 8 leg race with hrb
Tial Q bov
ETS mini battery
Short route uicp
Hoosier drags
4 bar map sensor
Wheel bearings
Fixed oil leaks
Fixed boost leaks
As far as goals I want to run a mid 10 while driving to and from the track.
I will post the important stuff later.
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Day I picked her up
Cleaned the engine bay up
Valve cover gasket
Day three she's at the track
Forward facing kit came in
Goodies from STM
More parts in
Trans coming out
Cracked all the way around the hub
Better view
Out with this crap
New hydraulic release bearing
So pretty
Beautiful setup
All bolted in
Hood dump
Love it!
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Little update...I spun a few bearings during the tuning process so now it's under the knife for a 2.4 long rod build. Apparently the person who assembled the block before I bought the car put the rod caps backwards, so it toasted all the bearings, the crank, and 3 of 4 pistons. Here are some pictures while she is down.
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Parts list update as well
walbro 450
ID 2000
BFG KDW2
Manley 9:1
ACL bearings
2.4 crank
O-ringed block
painted some stuff for it to be all pretty
Will also be doing a small tuck on the bay running some ac lines a little differently and some other stuff to try and clean it up a bit. Also got some dip to spray the exterior of the car with should look pretty sweet when done.
walbro 450
ID 2000
BFG KDW2
Manley 9:1
ACL bearings
2.4 crank
O-ringed block
painted some stuff for it to be all pretty
Will also be doing a small tuck on the bay running some ac lines a little differently and some other stuff to try and clean it up a bit. Also got some dip to spray the exterior of the car with should look pretty sweet when done.
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A lot has gone down in the past couple weeks! Everything is wired and back together. Having a issue with the new pump building too much pressure causing valves to stay open. But I think we got that figured out.
Got the wiring ran a little better and cleaned things up quite a bit
Coming together
New fuel line ran and it's all ready for first fire up!
Also did the DIY engine bay bolt dressup well worth the $20
From when I first had it til now
Got the wiring ran a little better and cleaned things up quite a bit
Coming together
New fuel line ran and it's all ready for first fire up!
Also did the DIY engine bay bolt dressup well worth the $20
From when I first had it til now