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Old 05-07-2006, 07:27 AM
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Just a couple pics of my almost complete twin t25 set up. The cars at the body shop right now getting the body kit and paint put on.



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be interesting to see how that runs. should have a kickass midrange
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hows the size of that turbo compared to the fd twins?
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Wow, it's gorgeous!



I'm shocked you're still using an AFM though?
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Now if you can just get a flapper in there so you can make it sequential (joking).



Looks good, nice welds.
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I'd guesstimate there about 1/3 larger than the fd twins. Maybe more, I haven't had the 2 next to each other. Yeah still using the afm, it's kind of an experiiment. Most likely I'll be going with a standalone eventually. I've just spent so much money on everything else not to mention I want to see how far I can go with just the rtek1.7 and safc2. 99% of my customers can't afford standalones and I have no experience with them. I've plenty of experience in fab work but not a whole lot in the area of tuning. Figure I'd best work my way up one step at a time. Also I need to get the car back on the road for shows and races to promote my shop. Thanks for the kind words.



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Here's a few more pics. Sorry about the sideways pic. I know how to rotate it just don't know how to keep it that way.LOL.



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Guess its about time I added some pics,lol.

Here's a pic of the os giken twin plate I installed at the beginning of the season. Awesome clutch, although not the greatest on the street.LOL.







Bracing for the front bumper





Aluminum belly pan





Fuel cell





The new wheels, got them shipped over from japan(off yahoo) stripped and powdercoated them.





TB porting, didn't notice any difference(however i didn't bother to polish it so no surprise there i guess)





The new tb to ic pipe





Kei office coil overs, also purchased over seas. They work great, 8kg/6kg

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I'll post some more pics later.



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Just realized this post is in the wrong section, could a mod please move it?
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