i thought it was impossible to get an evo 6 into america well this guy did.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1358029

 

it is legally impossible. you can bring them here all day thats not the issue. you can't legally own it, if you get caught the car will be seized.



its been a while since i've posted on my build hopefully i will be able to start working on it again and finish this thing

 

Awesome work! very Impressive. Subscribed! Cant wait to see the end result. Great updates too much appreciated!!!

 

Everyday I find myself checking this thread for an update. Very cool project wish I had the time/money/skills to do this.

 

Pretty sweet, I would love to do a project like this!

Just a thought, while you got everything ripped apart and metal exposed why not seam weld the crap out for the car like rally builders do for rigidity?

 

Awesome !!!!!!!!!

 

i've thought about this a lot, but being that im not a welder and don't really have the money to pay someone to do it(though i have no clue what it would cost) its pretty much whats holding me back. this project has been long delayed due to things in life, but i should be getting a house soon and that means my own garage so the project we be put back to life and in motion very soon

 

How is everything coming with this? Any new info/parts for us to get excited about. I am excited to see the end result of all of this work. Great Project!

 

TTT, I pm'd OP, Theres also a VI in the Bay Area thats legalized.

 

Awesome build! Wish I had the ***** to do this.

 

finally updating this
okay so a lot has changed since my last update so let me get this caught up to speed

I decided to stick with the USDM Evo 9RS rear and got it all bolted up


finally got the "evo" rolling...






rims are the wrong offset so the fronts dont fit over the brembos ftl

then I bought a house so i now have a garage i can work on the car in



got the car towed to my house yesterday, now i am gonna just try to get eveything organized and create my list so that i can get stuff done




Here she is in her new resting place waiting to be put together

 

very nice update!!! and congrats on the house! looks very nice!

 

Good luck with the swap, lot of work but their a lot of fun when it's all done!

 

Beautiful car, keep it up! looking forward to the end.

Im curious, Its may stupid question, Since you are doing conversion in california, can conversion in new york?

 

you can do the the conversion anywhere you'd like, if your asking due to smog or registration requirements i have no clue how strict new york is, but from what im told california is the worst place to do something like this, so if im able to do you should be fine