Mr. Bubbler's Car
Dec 31, 2003, 05:15 PM
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Mr. Bubbler's Car
I just wanted to post up the progress of Mr. Bubblers car. He is going all out and I wanted to show you guys how sweet his car is coming along.
His set up is
GT35R Kit, equal length manifold, Tial Gate
RnR FMIC Kit 750HP, 2.5" SS piping, Tial BOV
RnR 750's
HKS 272's, Head Studs
Underdrive Pulleys
3" SS Cold Air Intake
3" RnR Turbo Back, HKS Carbon/TI Muffler
etc, etc
He will also be running the EMS on this set up. We are expecting
400+WHP on 20psi, 91 octance, 3" cat
500+WHP on 28psi, C-16, no cat
This is going to be one sweet daily driver. It makes my car look bad. Here are some pics.
His set up is
GT35R Kit, equal length manifold, Tial Gate
RnR FMIC Kit 750HP, 2.5" SS piping, Tial BOV
RnR 750's
HKS 272's, Head Studs
Underdrive Pulleys
3" SS Cold Air Intake
3" RnR Turbo Back, HKS Carbon/TI Muffler
etc, etc
He will also be running the EMS on this set up. We are expecting
400+WHP on 20psi, 91 octance, 3" cat
500+WHP on 28psi, C-16, no cat
This is going to be one sweet daily driver. It makes my car look bad. Here are some pics.
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The pipes don't hit. They are almost an inch away from each other. it's just hard to tell from the angle.
The equal length manifold uses our custom radiator hose.
It is a 1 1/2" SS Polished pipe. It looks real sweet and we will be putting that and the FMIC on next.
Here is a few snaps of the exhaust.
The equal length manifold uses our custom radiator hose.
It is a 1 1/2" SS Polished pipe. It looks real sweet and we will be putting that and the FMIC on next.
Here is a few snaps of the exhaust.
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Actually the filter should be fine in there. It is selaed pretty good. Between the lower under tray and the fender all the way around it. It will be hard to get water in there and do anything.
Plus Adam wanted one so we built it for him.
Plus Adam wanted one so we built it for him.