*My 2010 SFWD/Street Civic Coupe Build Thread*
10-17-2009, 11:29 AM
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*My 2010 SFWD/Street Civic Coupe Build Thread*
I've just recently taken a huge interest in the sport compact drag racing scene. I've always been real big into street racing, and going to the track for event's, but have never had a quick car to really do anything with. So i figured i'd take some tme and post of my latest project i've had in the works and introduce myself.
I'm Ryan and live in Fredericksburg VA, fortuneately i'm 45 mins. south of M.I.R. As some of you know, i started a thread while this car was stock motor and went 12.5's back to back on a 225/50/15 BFG DR. After a few trips to the track stock All Motor, i got bored of the car and started pieceing together a turbo kit. Bare with me, the pictures arent great.
A couple pictures from when the car was all motor. Just to refresh some memories.
Fuel Set-Up Aeromotive Eliminator pump, -10 return line and -8 feed line with AN fittings.
Precision 825 Intercooler and Precision pt67 Ball Bearing turbo.
Painted the Engine Bay BattleShip Grey and Installed the motor back in the car. Went with Open Diff EP3 5spd. trans and a Comp. TwinDisk.
Turbo Kit mocked up
Rear view "obviosuly"
Bogart Pro 4's
Sorry for the Large/crappy pix
I'm Ryan and live in Fredericksburg VA, fortuneately i'm 45 mins. south of M.I.R. As some of you know, i started a thread while this car was stock motor and went 12.5's back to back on a 225/50/15 BFG DR. After a few trips to the track stock All Motor, i got bored of the car and started pieceing together a turbo kit. Bare with me, the pictures arent great.
A couple pictures from when the car was all motor. Just to refresh some memories.
Fuel Set-Up Aeromotive Eliminator pump, -10 return line and -8 feed line with AN fittings.
Precision 825 Intercooler and Precision pt67 Ball Bearing turbo.
Painted the Engine Bay BattleShip Grey and Installed the motor back in the car. Went with Open Diff EP3 5spd. trans and a Comp. TwinDisk.
Turbo Kit mocked up
Rear view "obviosuly"
Bogart Pro 4's
Sorry for the Large/crappy pix
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10-17-2009, 11:42 AM
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Nice, bro!
I always admired this car when it was in its previous form, it was fast as hell for what it had in it. Time to turn the wick up!
I always admired this car when it was in its previous form, it was fast as hell for what it had in it. Time to turn the wick up!
10-17-2009, 12:18 PM
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Thanks
Go big or go home lol, no honestly i'm just an idiot and don't know how to resize
But thanks for the feedback -Ryan S.
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whats with the new paint bay different than rest of car style thing? Is it the new sic whit it thing?
Just wondering if i should do it to my dsm to fit in? (best i can without actually selling it and buying a honda haha)
Just wondering if i should do it to my dsm to fit in? (best i can without actually selling it and buying a honda haha)
10-17-2009, 05:20 PM
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Ive never seen one crack so I dunno if its a myth or not yet.
10-17-2009, 05:21 PM
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looks good. did u purchase this kit from someone in the Pa area?. It looks familiar..
good luck with the project
looks good so far!
what specs on the motor?
good luck with the project
looks good so far!
what specs on the motor?
