its good to have set goals and have a target i dont own an evo yet but hopefully ...very soon as soon as i sell my car :X but i want 400-500 WHP conservatively obviously coil overs volks and a MEAN stance :P .. im hoping on full bolt-ons /cams springs retainers and e85 to achieve my goal

 

it took me 2.5 years and a lot of phone calls back and forth to AMS to get my car where i want it to be...

Much more of a go than show

2.3 with a 50 trim making 500 and 465 lb on 93 and meth isn't tooo shabby..

 

3 years and 30+k later, but you will never be "done" and will always add or change things as you keep your evo.

Mikey

 

i dont think ill ever be done. its a never ending cycle

theres always new parts coming out, new ways to make power, ect. ect.

 

a two years but if I wasn't deployed it would be much longer.

 

for me the most fun is always changing things up, with a full build in process I doubt it will ever be done.

Just over 2 years with the car.

 

As many others have said its a constant change of what you want. Once you hit one goal there is a new" shinny object!" that you want to add. There will never be an end once your have the bug.

 

It took me a little over 50k to decide

 

I will be done one day because i know exactly what i have left to do, but i just don't have the money to do it yet. Its just a matter of saving, buying, and slowly putting it together.

 

I've owned my 3 for 6 months. I would say i have another two years to get the car where i want it.

 

for my dream evo, im sure it will take me a few years and hard earned money to get to that stage but till them working on it haha

 

the way i see it, you can go boltons and stock frame turbo upgrade for some reliable gains or you can go fully built. im going fully built so probably another 8 months total of 1.5 years

 

enough is never enough.. unless thats the limitations of the car!