Down The Rabbit Hole I Go....

[optronix]

I've fancied car shows ever since I was a kid and I think it'd be cool to try and squeeze every ounce of power out of whatever I do to it on a track

It's not how you stand by your car...

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[WizardPete]

I can confirm the Tomei is very loud. My 3 year old daughter knows the car easily 100 yards out from inside the house.

Holy balls, is it!!?!! My wife said that every time I leave or come back the entire garage door shakes and the floor vibrates. (our room is directly over the garage)..

I fricken love it!

 

[WizardPete]

I have been slacking on uploading photos because I've just been busy at work. I have a couple, but honestly taking pictures isn't my forte. I have everything installed except for the front pipe, and I've done all the work myself in my garage. Took me 3 days to get what I have so far done and multiple trips to Harbor Freight and Home Depot. But alas, progress is being made!

 

[TurboZed-R]

Holy balls, is it!!?!! My wife said that every time I leave or come back the entire garage door shakes and the floor vibrates. (our room is directly over the garage)..

I fricken love it!

For a titanium it's pretty deep. I wouldn't want anything quieter for the R

 

[WizardPete]

For a titanium it's pretty deep. I wouldn't want anything quieter for the R

Anything else I feel would be unholy.

 

[WizardPete]

Track it first before you make all the suspension changes.

Sounds like a smart idea. This wheel gap gets me though...

 

[WizardPete]

You should probably figure out what type of driving or motorsport you are going to be doing. Then build around that in the most efficient way.

Your suspension your better off with a good set of single adjustable coilovers and balljoints. That would save you a few thousand off your list. You don't need front sway bar only rear. Ridged collars will be sufficient to stiffen the already solid chassis. You don't need motor mount if you not making 500hp lol

A new hood will probably cool better than the prospective parts. Especially if you're not tracking the car.
Spend on the important things that have the biggest impact. Save the fine tuning cheapest part for when the big stuff is already done.

I appreciate your advice.

 

[Zelixir]

Sounds like a smart idea. This wheel gap gets me though...

If you haven't fixed the wheel gap yet then try Aero Flow Dynamics spacers. they have a very nice fitment

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