Evo VIII Build - Dominican Republic (pics)
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Evo VIII Build - Dominican Republic (pics)
First and foremost, Thanks to ALL the EvoM Vendors that have helped us out through this build.
Thanks to Tom@ETS, Chris@NoLimitMotorsport, Greg@GSCMotorsports, Adam@Z1Performance, Buschur Racing, WOT, TTP Engineering, Mynes Performance, and other whom I may forget but have helped.
This vehicle belongs to Cristian Penson, owner of C-Works, the top notch tuner and shop owner of Dominican Republic. His previous vehicle was an Evo V which had the opportunity to run 10's as a DD.
His new vehicle will also be DD but goals are set a little higher. He is looking to get 650-700whp DD.
Here are a couple of pics....(sorry for the bad quality....they're phone pics)









Thanks to Tom@ETS, Chris@NoLimitMotorsport, Greg@GSCMotorsports, Adam@Z1Performance, Buschur Racing, WOT, TTP Engineering, Mynes Performance, and other whom I may forget but have helped.
This vehicle belongs to Cristian Penson, owner of C-Works, the top notch tuner and shop owner of Dominican Republic. His previous vehicle was an Evo V which had the opportunity to run 10's as a DD.
His new vehicle will also be DD but goals are set a little higher. He is looking to get 650-700whp DD.
Here are a couple of pics....(sorry for the bad quality....they're phone pics)









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is that the 2.0 or stroked?? just wondering. i like those pistons. im looking into buying some parts to build my bottom end right now. id like to go with those pistons myself. looks great.
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Local vendors are the best! you can always reach them and they will more than gladly answer any of your questions.
Also, would like to thank the entire EvoM community for helping with all the research and opinions.
Updates will come once everything is put together.
i really like the squish area design of the ttp spec pistons.
i dont know if any other piston makes them that way. they generally posess a circular dish = easy to make, but you may sacrifice some potential ponies....
i dont know if any other piston makes them that way. they generally posess a circular dish = easy to make, but you may sacrifice some potential ponies....



