Ballistic Motorsports built Greddy TT + Chargespeed update w/ pix
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From: Boston
Originally Posted by ttrank
Wow, you were able to keep your washer tank with those IC pipe mods. Very nice but why not just use the one the Greddy IC kit comes with.
edit: I think the real reason is that I bought the kit without the fmic because I wanted a custom made fmic to fit the bumper and not lose the crash bar. Therefore, because my fabbed fmic sits lower and attatches to the crash bar, along with custom made piping, they were able to keep the stock washer tank.
Last edited by 617G; 05-22-2007 at 01:48 PM.
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From: Boston
Originally Posted by Hi-Tech_G
Andy...looking good. Love that front bumper! What wheels did you go with?
#21
Originally Posted by 617G
the shop did the install and I'm assuming they just made the pipes fit around the stock washer tank...
edit: I think the real reason is that I bought the kit without the fmic because I wanted a custom made fmic to fit the bumper and not lose the crash bar. Therefore, because my fabbed fmic sits lower and attatches to the crash bar, along with custom made piping, they were able to keep the stock washer tank.
edit: I think the real reason is that I bought the kit without the fmic because I wanted a custom made fmic to fit the bumper and not lose the crash bar. Therefore, because my fabbed fmic sits lower and attatches to the crash bar, along with custom made piping, they were able to keep the stock washer tank.
Wait, so you got the Greddy IC without having to buy the kit? How did you pull that off? Is that not the Greddy IC but looks a lot like it?
Last edited by ttrank; 05-22-2007 at 01:58 PM.
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From: Pothole Central and still ridin slammed...Boston
Those are going to look hot. I am on the market now for a set of TE28N. I am still keeping the Gram Light Pros but just want something else to switch things up a bit. My next handful of mods are going to be my exhaust, carbon fiber trunk and spliter, and the UTR roof wing and the trunk wing. Hopefully if everything is the way I want I will be joining the FI class sometime the end of June.
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From: Boston
Originally Posted by ttrank
Wait, so you got the Greddy IC without having to buy the kit? How did you pull that off? Is that not the Greddy IC but looks a lot like it?
Last edited by 617G; 05-22-2007 at 03:56 PM.
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From: Boston
Very nice, I'd reconsider the splitter idea, though. The TS front is already low and I bet you'll crack that splitter within a week...would look nice tho. Jerome has a set of CE28N in black chrome...those wheels are sick!!
Hurry up and join the FI bandwagon
Hurry up and join the FI bandwagon
Originally Posted by Hi-Tech_G
Those are going to look hot. I am on the market now for a set of TE28N. I am still keeping the Gram Light Pros but just want something else to switch things up a bit. My next handful of mods are going to be my exhaust, carbon fiber trunk and spliter, and the UTR roof wing and the trunk wing. Hopefully if everything is the way I want I will be joining the FI class sometime the end of June.
#25
Originally Posted by 617G
No, this is not the Greddy fmic. I bought the TT kit without the fmic. The shop purchased a 4 inch core to fill the 3 foot wide opening on the bumper and welded the end tanks and piping by hand. They also trimmed the crash bar to attach the fmic and reinforced it. Came out pretty nice if you ask me
That came out great. Congrats.
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From: Boston
Originally Posted by sen_jen
looks really good. that front looks satanic! i have to disagree bout the color issue though! sorry! no color is 100% colormatched. still, your car is sick though. i wasn't able to catch what 20" wheels you have....what are they?
The wheels are Maya GR5.
Originally Posted by ttrank
That came out great. Congrats.
Last edited by 617G; 05-22-2007 at 03:57 PM.
#29
i liked the way u hide ur auto ;0) sneaky
front looks nice, if thats kit is your style and engine looks mean and i bet sounds even meaner =0) congrates man
matching paint color is def a art, but once you get the propper system and scale, you should be fine, we havent had any problems since we got our new system in
im painting my whole car now and begun preping my body kit, got some custom stuff being done aswell
front looks nice, if thats kit is your style and engine looks mean and i bet sounds even meaner =0) congrates man
matching paint color is def a art, but once you get the propper system and scale, you should be fine, we havent had any problems since we got our new system in
im painting my whole car now and begun preping my body kit, got some custom stuff being done aswell
Last edited by Scootch; 05-22-2007 at 04:43 PM.
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From: Boston
Originally Posted by Scootch
i liked the way u hide ur auto ;0) sneaky
front looks nice, if thats kit is your style and engine looks mean and i bet sounds even meaner =0) congrates man
matching paint color is def a art, but once you get the propper system and scale, you should be fine, we havent had any problems since we got our new system in
im painting my whole car now and begun preping my body kit, got some custom stuff being done aswell
front looks nice, if thats kit is your style and engine looks mean and i bet sounds even meaner =0) congrates man
matching paint color is def a art, but once you get the propper system and scale, you should be fine, we havent had any problems since we got our new system in
im painting my whole car now and begun preping my body kit, got some custom stuff being done aswell