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From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 29-05-2019 To be able to handle such a power increase I decided to invest in a Big Brake Kit upgrade. I went for: FRONT: 330mm K -Sport 8 port kit (latest version) Braided Hoses Carbotech XP10 Pads REAR: GodSpeed Grooved Rear Discs Carbotech XP10 Pads HEL/Carbotech Braided Hoses Extras: Motul RBF600 Fluid 1.5 Litres Ceratec grease to help prevent squeeking The K-Sport kit is very well regarded but I really wanted RED Calipers. So I had the Calipers professionally painted Brembo red, which also matches the rear brembos! ![]() ![]()
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Dan_Turism0 - 29-05-2019 looking awesome Anees think i'm going to need to up my game to be able to keep up with you now haha
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 29-05-2019 Dan_Turism0 looking awesome Anees Not a problem for you mate - your car has one of the greatest engines ever made!!!You already have the displacement.......... ![]()
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Dan_Turism0 - 29-05-2019 lol true although there's still stroker kits available for the Supra , so I guess you need to change your sig to 'Displacement is the replacement for displacement' hehe?
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - DaveEdin - 29-05-2019 Sounds awesome mate! This is gonna be one hell of a machine.. From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 29-05-2019 Dan_Turism0 lol true although there's still stroker kits available for the Supra 2.2L is still pretty small........ :-p For me an Evo is all about response, response and RESPONSE! I have seen many cars with 600 - 700+bhp but alot seem to be lag monsters which although fun takes away from what the car is about - (I say it again) RESPONSE and CORNERING! The Evo is not a top-end car and has the aerodynamic properties of a brick so I want lots of low down and mid range power. If I wanted top end I would get a 2JZ Supra or Aristo ![]() What I am hoping to achieve is a car that drives like a standard car on steroids! :glare: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 29-05-2019 One thing an Evo does do well is corner! My car already has: Bilstein Shocks and lowered on Eibach Prokit springs Whiteline Rear AntiRoll Bar I research suspension for quite a while and in the end decided to break the bank and get one of the TOP suspension setups for Evo - afterall handling is what its all about! Ohlins, EXE-TC, Intrax, Nitrons, KW are the top top stuff. I had a ride in a Evo with Tein Coilovers on which I was initially considering because I do like the EDFC I used to have in my Aristo but I personally didn't think it was the right choice for the natural habitant of an Evo - the Backroads. Great on a smooth road surface but too harsh that leads the car to skip. The last thing I wanted to do was to compromise the handling so after much research and lots of recommendations from people in the know I went for Intrax 1K2! ![]() http://www.intraxracing.nl/?cat=productdetail&prodid=605&title=EVO_7_+_8_+_9_dampers_1K2 ![]() [img] http://www.intraxracing.nl/afbeeldingen/producten/605_6.jpg[/img] I combined this with Ralliart Top Mounts rather than the Intrax top mounts because my car is principally a road car. To aid the suspection to perform at its best I also bought a Whiteline Front Roll Center Correction Kit and a rear bump steer kit. From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Dan_Turism0 - 29-05-2019 Fair point mate going to look forward to this for sure and hope to get a ride in it once it's done
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Lexusboy - 29-05-2019 Loving your car more and more :thumbup1: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - mplavery - 29-05-2019 Awesome mate, love these cars and what a great result on the dyno Its quite common for the OEM dumo valves to fail but people dont notice that much until they put it on the dyno |