Ian's 2011 GSR Build
 

This my build thread of my 2011 GSR.

Update 12-17-11: 110 octane tune with stock ecu map switching
Update 01-02-12: SSP One Piece Underpanel Installed

Current Mods:

Engine and other Mechanical (thanks to Force-Fed):

• ETS Quiet V2 Turbo Back Exhaust
• ETS Intake System
• ETS 4" FMIC Anodized Black
• ETS UICP
• ETS LICP
• Grimspeed 3 Port EBCS
• Walboro 255lph Fuel Kit
• HD Single Disc Clutch Kit with Release Bearing

Exterior and other Cosmetic:

• 35% 3M Tint, 20% Front
• Smoked Marker Lights
• Lamin-X Smoked Light Film (front and back)
• SSP One Piece Underpanel (01-02-12)

Future/In Progress Mods

• Coilovers
• Wheels
• Lip
• Side Mirrors

Dyno 09-30-2011
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/dyno1.jpg
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/dyno2.jpg

01-02-12 Underpanel
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/undertray/finished1.jpg

12-17-11 110 Tune
http://ianty.com/white-tips.JPG

10-02-2011 Pics
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/engine-close1.JPG
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/engine-close2.JPG
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/engine1.JPG
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/fence-front-close1.JPG
http://ianty.com/MyBuild/grill-driver1.JPG

Second to last I'd take again but be on your stomach to make the building larger than life. I think it'll help that alot. Also, if you are on g+ im in a photographers group I'll link you to. They help with critiquing photos you've taken in you'd like.

Thanks for the advice, you can expect that shot in the not so far future. I've just started with this camera, so I'm still a noob (although I'm not using the automatic settings). IM me about the g+, I'm definitely interested. This camera is a beast, I don't think I'll ever outgrow it.

Nice! Any pictures of the back? Im looking into the ETS quiet exhaust and am trying to see as many pictures of it that i can.

sent :)

I will post up a pic or two of them soon, although they look like stock to the native eye... a really nice throaty sound too.

lower it and it'll look a lot better. Nice mods {thumbup}

Nice write up/pics...Like the GG with the black intercooler, looks good!

Looks really good!

SSP Underpanel Installed