**AN EVO BUILD FOR MYSELF** (A "simple" build by a "simple" person)
#31
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Hands down one of the easiest/smoothes transactions that I have ever done. Sean (Lumpy Sticks) was a man of his word, and was very patient with my schedule. I am confident to vouch for him to anyone in the future. His Evo is also much cleaner than mine so don't let this beautiful picture fool you!
So lets get a meet together next year with all the CA guys at something like Laguna Seca? Then we can have lots of Evos together, on the track at that.
#34
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Dude you are literally right down the street from me! I have been wanting to do a cruise down PCH one of these days, maybe its something we could do with other local Evos! But anytime, if you ever have questions or need help with the install just let me know.
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#37
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See I had no idea events like this even existed. Fontana is definitely close enough for me to drive there, have a track day, then drive back home with no issues. Currently in San Diego this weekend so would not have been able to make it . I will definitely look into the Dec 2nd one!
#38
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All of my money until the 16th of December is already spent. But, I'm in Hemet, and my day job involves hundreds of miles of driving anyway so I don't mind driving a while for a meet somewhere down here.
#40
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Another newer Socal evo owner....nice!!!!! (was just reading Lumpies build thread also haha) Great build so far, I like the idea of ultimate street car awesome job! I'm down to cruise sometime also...I'm around the Ontario/ Rancho Cucamonga area myself. I'm going to be doing the Dec 9th Street of Willow Speed Ventures with my s2000 buddy so if you find the time you should come along!
#41
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Another newer Socal evo owner....nice!!!!! (was just reading Lumpies build thread also haha) Great build so far, I like the idea of ultimate street car awesome job! I'm down to cruise sometime also...I'm around the Ontario/ Rancho Cucamonga area myself. I'm going to be doing the Dec 9th Street of Willow Speed Ventures with my s2000 buddy so if you find the time you should come along!
I am honestly considering going to this event on Dec 9th. You are the second person to tell me about it, and I think it would be an awesome experience.
Only problem is that I feel my clutch slowly giving out . Daily driving is fine, but once i get on it the gears get a bit harder to get in. It was supposably replaced about 2 years ago with a complete ACT HDSS setup so I may just buy a replacement disc, instead of an entire kit. I just don't know if it is worth that risk and hope the pressure plate is still okay.
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#42
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Well the evo has gone through some minor changes, but man it is such a different car. While removing my Fortune Auto coilovers to install my "stock" suspension, I come to find out they oem bilsteins already had lowering springs!! They had a full set of racecomp engineering lowering springs installed. After a little research I come to find out these springs are exactly what I was looking for! Especially because I am about to drive this machine to Vegas for a weekend getaway!
Fast forward to the weekend and I take my evo on its first road trip to Las Vegas. I truly wanted to see what it would be like to drive this daily rally car on a 4+ hour road trip. All I have to say it was well worth it, and performed so much better than I expected.
There truly is nothing an Evo cant do.
Fast forward to the weekend and I take my evo on its first road trip to Las Vegas. I truly wanted to see what it would be like to drive this daily rally car on a 4+ hour road trip. All I have to say it was well worth it, and performed so much better than I expected.
There truly is nothing an Evo cant do.
#43
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Nice updates! I'm actually looking for a set of those springs...but I don't think they are manufactured anymore. From looking at the lowering springs thread the general consensus is that the newer swift spec r springs are what people are running now for a more "performance" lowering spring. The car looks good man, glad the evo was tolerable on long road trips
#44
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Thank you very much for the kind words! The springs have been decent so far, but I may be in touch with Tein to see if they can build a coilover to what I want, something comfortable lol. That means these springs may be for sale soon!