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From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Printable Version +- JapCarForum (https://www.japcarforum.com) +-- Forum: Cars, Cars, Cars! (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +--- Forum: Project Cars (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=156) +--- Thread: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey (/showthread.php?tid=2799) |
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - spikes - 20-12-2017 wow :thumbup1:very nice :biggrin: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Bandit - 20-12-2017 Got to say spot on as usual mate, very nice motor and the effort you put in is as always just amazing, the quality of the work and the parts you fit are always the best you can get and you always get it right :thumbup1: Never too much to take your cars over the top but enough to make them known :thumbup1: Greta job mate and look forward to seeing it sometime
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 20-12-2017 Gord It was me that was sleeping, i had worked 12hr shift the night before, then drove you BMW all the way to where ever, then fell asleep on the way back :biggrin: You were a solder for doing that! :thumbup::thumbup: Neil was asleep too. Only me and Bandit were awake. Sure I've got the pics somewhere mate. From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - deckie77 - 20-12-2017 Very nice work, i'm jealous all-over, that's some machine you've built, From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Bandit - 20-12-2017 Gord Yer redbull saved the day Yeh you both passed out in the back :laugh: still got the pic's too :laugh::laugh: very funny day trip that one :thumbup: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - SHAHZ - 20-12-2017 very nice bro, car looks stunning:thumbup:....LOL i remember reading about your in car pc install on the IS:laugh: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 21-12-2017 parthiban All I can say is WOW! That is absolutely stunning, fantastic work there - I love it when the attention to detail to get everything perfect is so high! How long did it take to get all that done? Thanks for all the kind comments guys. ![]() The car has been parked at my mates garage since September and I have been going when I can after work and almost every weekend to do little bits and pieces to it. It has taken a lot of time and losts of travelling to get bits and pieces for it. Apart from Gord and Nads (and the lads at the garage) all my other friends still have no idea! Will be good to suprise them - I did talk about Evos in general with one a few weeks back and he said the he was too old for a car like that(he is 29!!).... he will get a surprise. :laugh: I purposely wanted the PC screen to look factory fitted. Most people install a 7" touch screen but looking at the dimensions of the opening of the double din adapter I thought an 8" one was worth a go and so it proved. It fits better then a 7" one would have and obviously is much easier to see small text with it. Regarding prices. I honestly haven't added it all up, but just to give you some ideas. The prices I remember are £650 for the remap and dyno time, Metal Forge Dump valve £230, £200 just for the genuine vortex generator (normally £240 + vat), AMS Intercooler £400 (normally £650), HKS Induction Kit (£190), Carbon Front Lip (£300), these are £550 + Vat normally, Sideskirts and the other carbon bits not mentioned are bordering on about £1000. Exhaust system around £600. Ralliart Gear Knob £55, Turbo Elbow (£90 bargain!! Normally £252 brand new)....HKS EV6 Boost Controller £350 (mint but used....normally around the £500 mark....err thats all I can remember for the moment but loads more yet like the springs, gauges, antiroll bar, cameras, car pc, even the full service and then even gaskets and o rings etc all add up etc.......... The worse thing about it is keeping it safe. Evos are one of the most nicked cars about and I do keep it blocked in all the time at home but it is worrying the stories you hear on the MLR (EVO Owners club)……. In fact I have not even revealed the car on there. This is the only place for now. I also need a place to stick my Outlawjapclub Sticker on
From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - parthiban - 21-12-2017 Don't know how you kept it secret for so long, must have been hard work! Are they really that high risk, are they easy to steal or is it a carjacking risk? From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - Anees - 21-12-2017 parthiban Don't know how you kept it secret for so long, must have been hard work! A few years back my mate with an Evo 3 had it stolen from him at gunpoint :confused1::confused1: Got to be very careful! :Bazza: From Hairdresser to Street Thug.......the journey - FirebirdPhil - 21-12-2017 Now thats a car!!:w00t::w00t::w00t::thumbup1: Very well done indeed. |