Hster build
I was trying really hard to make my thread as organized as possible but obviously didn't happen 
I'm updating some pictures that was taken during the build that didn't get posted
If anybody have questions on anything, let me know.

radiator + fan


custom driveshaft from driftmotion with adapter plate for the diff.

it's 3inch aluminum

sus304 exhaust

merge to 3in y-pipe

not completely welded during the pic

than comes out aluminum from muffler. reduced alot of weight.. I'm planning to change tip length and style alittle though..

new tomei lsd

in!

taken during wiring fun
placed ls1 ecu where stock battery once resided.
I will update with more pics once I get the bodykit in.
I just need few more mods and will start taking it to the track for ultimate shakedown test

I'm updating some pictures that was taken during the build that didn't get posted
If anybody have questions on anything, let me know.

radiator + fan


custom driveshaft from driftmotion with adapter plate for the diff.

it's 3inch aluminum

sus304 exhaust

merge to 3in y-pipe

not completely welded during the pic

than comes out aluminum from muffler. reduced alot of weight.. I'm planning to change tip length and style alittle though..

new tomei lsd

in!

taken during wiring fun
placed ls1 ecu where stock battery once resided. I will update with more pics once I get the bodykit in.
I just need few more mods and will start taking it to the track for ultimate shakedown test
thanks for your comment! I use corvette fuel filter assembly which has the pressure regulator build in. Also sard Jet pump Killer to run return line from fpr. it makes it so much easier with the corvette fpr. I've seen some use return time rail from earlier ls1
it's summit!(as a package deal) hehe cheap and good
Aluminum plate is welded on top however.. to make it look alittle better
no traction control nor ABS. this car will be drifted and will not be daily driven and I have no need for them. Also, once you take out the stock ECU, there is no way to wire up the traction control

Aluminum plate is welded on top however.. to make it look alittle better
no traction control nor ABS. this car will be drifted and will not be daily driven and I have no need for them. Also, once you take out the stock ECU, there is no way to wire up the traction control
Last edited by battery188; Jan 19, 2012 at 04:02 PM.
When I weighed the car last time after the swap, I was at 1614kg with stock passenger side seat and racing seat on driver side + 1/4 tank of gas. Now I have both racing seat which would have dropped at least 14kg so about 1600kg (3527lb)
*this is with full interior
with our car being so heavy, it isn't super fast but definately enough to drive around in street with smiley face. I think I would need at least 400hp 400ft/lb torque and bring the weight down to about (3000lb) to really make it perform the way I want to.. (along with all pillow-ball arms and better bracing of course)
one thing for sure is that it has much more torque and power than stock turbo 2jz (not to disrespect it or anyone)
it's all subjective view though..
Short answer : I like it but I want more
I'm in Korea. Yongin is a city next to Seoul(capital)thanks
Last edited by battery188; Apr 19, 2012 at 05:09 PM.










