what UICP is that? and nice intake

 

The UICP is by NISEI. And thanks, I think it came out really nicely, plus, it actually makes the car sound like it has a real turbo when it spools now, lmao.

 

What kind of battery bracket you have there? Im just wondering if that evo x AEM inbox intake will fit over that kind of bracket or an AMS small battery kit. Is it possible? Just dont like the idea of having a filter like that being so exposed.

 

Factory battery tie-down. I actually used a die and made my own threads, continued from the original threads, all the way down to where I wanted it and then I cut off the excess that stuck up after installing the battery with an angle grinder.

As far as the AEM box fitting atop that, I couldn't say for sure, but I would think not since its designed for the Evo which has nothing there at all.

 

Hey Kyle what did you do with the CBRD inlet pipe?

 

It's still on there. The CBRD pipe that I have is just the velocity stack at the end of a MAF adapter pipe. I got it before Chad had decided whether or not to make a full turbo inlet replacement or just stick with the MAF adapter piece, so I'm using a turbo inlet pipe that Devin welded up, coupled with the CBRD velocity stack/MAF adapter.

 

Got ya I thought you had a CBRD inlet pipe for some reason. Im still need to decide on what Im gonna run once I upgrade to the RAD.

 

This is after my EvoX turbo install:

 

Very unique. Most setups have the bpv mounted on the cold-side piping of the fmic.

 

Here's my newly swapped bbx engine bay, not much really going on. Bump for more engine bay pictures...!

 

is that a metal valve cover? or did you paint the composite stock one?

 

It's aluminum and powder coated...and doesn't resemble a k series in any way

 

What spark plug cover is on the red engine

 

I got it from JNZ about a year ago...also had them powder coat my valve cover. They offer a core exchange for the valve cover Here's a link. Total price I spent after refund for core exchange,shipping and I purchased a new valve cover gasket was around $80-90. Definitely for the price adds a nice touch under the hood.

http://www.jnztuning.net/index.php?cPath=305_306_436

 

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