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Sorry to hear about your car...very wierd for Evo engines to just pop like that under minimal strain.
Very interested to know more about your rollcage install as well as the Kognition Design Carbon Kevlar front diffuser...never heard of Kognition so I'm wondering if its similar to the APR splitter or something. My diffuser is pretty trashed so its up fpr replacement soon too. Pics and info on those please, (especially the cage - loks like an excellent job). I'm looking at getting caged and yours looks like a particularly nice one so I'd love to have a good look at how it fits in there - Autopower by any chance?
Not sue if the AMS brake ducting kit will clear your carbon front diffuser without alot of fiddling...I'd suggest fitting the ducting kit first to see were the hoses go and then worry about the undertray if I were you. The reason I say that is that my ducting runs below the line of the stock undertray where the hoses run under and into the wheelwells so if your undertray is designed to totally seal off the front of the car up the axles it's worth a look at how you're going to route those ducting tubes to avoid clearance issues!
Also interested to see/hear what your experiences/plans are regarding the brakes - I've had alot of trouble boiling fluids at track events and I've done the whole SS lines/PF pads/PF floating rotors/Motul fluid thing already. Some people seem to cope fine with simple upgrades but no jpy personally - curious to hear what your setup will be and how it works out. The AMS ducting kit did help things noticeably for me but I still experienced enough pedal floppiness at my last trackday (before the ducting kit was worse - pedal to the floorboards bad) that I'm currently looking at going BBK to dissipate heat even better.
All in all, a very nice build you've got going. Good selection of parts, nice mix of bling and functionality. Very similar to my own setup and usage, not to mention same colour!
Stick with her and I'm sure she will do you proud. Best of luck!
Very interested to know more about your rollcage install as well as the Kognition Design Carbon Kevlar front diffuser...never heard of Kognition so I'm wondering if its similar to the APR splitter or something. My diffuser is pretty trashed so its up fpr replacement soon too. Pics and info on those please, (especially the cage - loks like an excellent job). I'm looking at getting caged and yours looks like a particularly nice one so I'd love to have a good look at how it fits in there - Autopower by any chance?
Not sue if the AMS brake ducting kit will clear your carbon front diffuser without alot of fiddling...I'd suggest fitting the ducting kit first to see were the hoses go and then worry about the undertray if I were you. The reason I say that is that my ducting runs below the line of the stock undertray where the hoses run under and into the wheelwells so if your undertray is designed to totally seal off the front of the car up the axles it's worth a look at how you're going to route those ducting tubes to avoid clearance issues!
Also interested to see/hear what your experiences/plans are regarding the brakes - I've had alot of trouble boiling fluids at track events and I've done the whole SS lines/PF pads/PF floating rotors/Motul fluid thing already. Some people seem to cope fine with simple upgrades but no jpy personally - curious to hear what your setup will be and how it works out. The AMS ducting kit did help things noticeably for me but I still experienced enough pedal floppiness at my last trackday (before the ducting kit was worse - pedal to the floorboards bad) that I'm currently looking at going BBK to dissipate heat even better.
All in all, a very nice build you've got going. Good selection of parts, nice mix of bling and functionality. Very similar to my own setup and usage, not to mention same colour!

Stick with her and I'm sure she will do you proud. Best of luck!
Last edited by theshadow; Feb 11, 2008 at 03:22 PM.
Yeah I will run race gas at the track, but still want to be able to run pump gas if I want to take it out for a weekend or two around town
. Got a link to the HTR 35r kit? That seems like too much turbo for my goals, but worth checking out. AMS states on their website that their 3076 kit is capable of 400+ on 93 octane pump gas and 525whp with race gas. Thats where I was going to start my research.
. Got a link to the HTR 35r kit? That seems like too much turbo for my goals, but worth checking out. AMS states on their website that their 3076 kit is capable of 400+ on 93 octane pump gas and 525whp with race gas. Thats where I was going to start my research.Eric
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Sorry to hear about your car...very wierd for Evo engines to just pop like that under minimal strain.
Very interested to know more about your rollcage install as well as the Kognition Design Carbon Kevlar front diffuser...my diffuser is trashed to the point where it's a pretty pathetic piece of plastic hanging there. Pics and info on those please?
Very interested to know more about your rollcage install as well as the Kognition Design Carbon Kevlar front diffuser...my diffuser is trashed to the point where it's a pretty pathetic piece of plastic hanging there. Pics and info on those please?

Never heard about your coilovers before but I can guarantee you that the Whiteline bits and AMS ducting kit will help out alot, although I'm not sue if the ducting kit will clear your carbon front diffuser without alot of fiddling...would fit the ducting kit first and then worry about the undertray if I were you.

Also interested to see what your experiences and plans are regarding the brakes - I've had alot of trouble boiling fluids at track events and I've done the whole SS lines/PF pads/PF floating rotors/Motul fluid thing; the ducting kit did help noticeably but I'm currently looking at going BBK to dissipate heat even better so I can last a whole 20 minute session a full tilt. 

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.I chose BC Racing because of their willingness to work with me on creating a system that is geared towards track use. I really enjoy testing and developing new products with companies and the guys at BC are just as excited as I am. I have tried their off-the shelf version coilovers on other cars on the track and was impressed.
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