RWD SR20/95' Impreza L
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if the price is right haha
Frank at Garage Boso will be the one to tune it! I dont know if you know pro drifters but he tuned and owns the shop where the rasta style S15 resides at. Ive been talking to him for months now about what we need to do to receive 350whp and around 300-320ftlb torque. id like to have the car done by christmas.
Frank at Garage Boso will be the one to tune it! I dont know if you know pro drifters but he tuned and owns the shop where the rasta style S15 resides at. Ive been talking to him for months now about what we need to do to receive 350whp and around 300-320ftlb torque. id like to have the car done by christmas.
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if the price is right haha
Frank at Garage Boso will be the one to tune it! I dont know if you know pro drifters but he tuned and owns the shop where the rasta style S15 resides at. Ive been talking to him for months now about what we need to do to receive 350whp and around 300-320ftlb torque. id like to have the car done by christmas.
Frank at Garage Boso will be the one to tune it! I dont know if you know pro drifters but he tuned and owns the shop where the rasta style S15 resides at. Ive been talking to him for months now about what we need to do to receive 350whp and around 300-320ftlb torque. id like to have the car done by christmas.
There's a garage Boso in the bay area? Wow, cool! I didnt know..FML
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Update #8:
This is where the car stands as of today (11/22/11)
This past week has been non-stop. This week was dedicated strictly to finishing the crossmember for proper engine placement. We moved the motor 2inch back and 1inch down from the original fitment. We ended up managing to make the stock steering rack work with the new crossmember aswell, however we had to make completely custom mounts and mounting brackets which came out even better then I believed they could. Tomorrow we will start on the transmission mount then on to the exhaust and intercooler piping. The cage will also be re-done to 1 3/4inch tubing and built to SCCA Spec (It will still be a drift car just different spec cage). Stay tuned. I can see the first start-up happening soon. And also contact me if you're interested in the BEST quality roll-cage you can get in Northern California.
The car arrives at Cricks Custom Fabrication and we begin by moving the motor back to where we would like to see it when crossmember is finished:



Beginning stage of the crossmember:




Next we started to make the mounts for the steering rack:




Test fit was then made:



This crossmember is one hell of a piece. We actually kind of tested it with a porta-power to see if it would hold and the porta-power actually started leaking fluid and couldn't pump out any more pressure to it. I couldn't be happier with the way it came out. I hope to keep you guys intrigued as the build goes on. Thank you
This is where the car stands as of today (11/22/11)
This past week has been non-stop. This week was dedicated strictly to finishing the crossmember for proper engine placement. We moved the motor 2inch back and 1inch down from the original fitment. We ended up managing to make the stock steering rack work with the new crossmember aswell, however we had to make completely custom mounts and mounting brackets which came out even better then I believed they could. Tomorrow we will start on the transmission mount then on to the exhaust and intercooler piping. The cage will also be re-done to 1 3/4inch tubing and built to SCCA Spec (It will still be a drift car just different spec cage). Stay tuned. I can see the first start-up happening soon. And also contact me if you're interested in the BEST quality roll-cage you can get in Northern California.
The car arrives at Cricks Custom Fabrication and we begin by moving the motor back to where we would like to see it when crossmember is finished:



Beginning stage of the crossmember:




Next we started to make the mounts for the steering rack:




Test fit was then made:



This crossmember is one hell of a piece. We actually kind of tested it with a porta-power to see if it would hold and the porta-power actually started leaking fluid and couldn't pump out any more pressure to it. I couldn't be happier with the way it came out. I hope to keep you guys intrigued as the build goes on. Thank you
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Update #9:
This is where the car stands as of today (11/27/11)
Today I went back over to my friends garage where my car currently is to do my part in finishing up on the transmission mount and getting the crossmember/mounts painted for their final installation. I also decided to take advantage of the time while the pieces were out of the car to feed you some more detailed pictures so you can see exactly what kind of skill/fabrication had to go into this project. Enjoy
Here is a closer look at the finished product:







Next we painted the crossmember and transmission mount that was made. The transmission mount was made with a bow in it to tuck the exhaust a bit higher:





Tomorrow the crossmember/mounts will go back in the car and we will begin the making of the downpipe, mounting radiator, forming the intercooler piping.
This is where the car stands as of today (11/27/11)
Today I went back over to my friends garage where my car currently is to do my part in finishing up on the transmission mount and getting the crossmember/mounts painted for their final installation. I also decided to take advantage of the time while the pieces were out of the car to feed you some more detailed pictures so you can see exactly what kind of skill/fabrication had to go into this project. Enjoy
Here is a closer look at the finished product:







Next we painted the crossmember and transmission mount that was made. The transmission mount was made with a bow in it to tuck the exhaust a bit higher:





Tomorrow the crossmember/mounts will go back in the car and we will begin the making of the downpipe, mounting radiator, forming the intercooler piping.
Last edited by RiSky; Jan 13, 2012 at 08:17 PM.
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i having to deal with the same bs of the bmagic lip.. right now my gc has two lips and im going to get rid of both.. looks good.. cant wait to see or hear it running!


