haha lol @ the french fry! reminds me of the time when i had my coupe and my daughter would tuck gummy bears into the seats.

 

I was wondering where the Nav unit was...Looks great...Did you build your bottom end too?

 

awesome just awesome! looks sexy!

 

still waiting for the engine bay pictures!

 

Valvue Body and Torque Converter was added to trany to help!



The Navigation unit is under the seat.....navigation is still in console


cloud<------- I cant see them 100%, but at an angle I can read them and gauge where they are at.....it still works

 

Too bad they are not angled towards the driver.

 

+1, but they look slick. I love the sleeper look inside the car and out. Great job, great ride.

 

how does the shifting of the valve body feel? i got annoyed when i had a valve body in my altima especially in traffic with the hard shifting. the install looks very clean

 

Looks great, congrats! I bet you were going nuts going that long without your G, but its got to be worth it in the end

 

that is sick, nice!

 

da mayor <------ its not that bad really, i was expecting worse! I mean it is a little hard when going into 1st from idling like at a stoplight and sometimes it "sticks" when going into reverse from park, but nothing to regret at all.....

and yes, it was awful not to have my baby for almost 4 month? I tried not to think about how long it was, but the first time i drove when she came back was priceless and well worth the wait

**thanks to scott and mike and the guys at the VRT shop**

 

SPEECHLESS

 

Any numbers?

 

I will dig up her dynos ASAP.
Was a while ago.

We only tuned her for around 400 WHP on Pump. Don't like to kill the Autotrannies regardless of the upgrades....

I might have more picts. Glad you like her Kristen and Mike.

Sad I had to send her home???????

M

 

i love the car, the red with black rims looks super tight, so do those 6pot brakes. nice job on the go fast goodies as well.

one thing, i just dont understand the gauges in the nav compartment. theres no way you can realistically keep an eye on things with them over there.

Kudos!