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Emcee gsxtc
03-04-2006, 04:43 AM
Just saying a big thanks to all of you at LSE. I haven't stopped enjoying driving my car much since I left your shop on Wednesday! It is amazing to watch all the local ricers stare in awe as I drive by and let them hear a little BOV. Today I spent 5 hours giving GSXTC a long overdue detail. Thank you and be prepared to double your shop size again, because lots more business is coming your way!

A couple pics from tonight: Clean car, and 3 AWDs brave the cold to pick on the ricers.

SlowWhite
03-04-2006, 10:12 AM
What all did you have done? and what was the temps outside?

niterydr
03-04-2006, 11:05 AM
He prety much dropped off his car needing a bit of "help". The only time its fun being a Mitsu "doctor" is when the project is done, and the owner remembers why they have the car in the first place.
Thanks for the kind words Matt, and thanks for the business.

Matt D.
03-04-2006, 11:17 AM
Awesome to hear! I recognize that street in the last picture. ;) Can't wait till a certain red 2g gets to join you guys down there a few times this summer.

scheides
03-04-2006, 04:11 PM
Woohoo! Black 2g powa! What all do you have done with that beauty?

tim
03-04-2006, 09:47 PM
Holy shit Matt. It actually runs and moves on its own power now?

It is about damn time.


What all do you have done with that beauty?
I dont think he remembers. 2002 was a long time ago;)

Emcee gsxtc
03-05-2006, 03:59 AM
Holy shit Matt. It actually runs and moves on its own power now?

It is about damn time.



I dont think he remembers. 2002 was a long time ago;)


LSE replaced head gasket, ARP studs, waterpump, timing belt, fixed all the broken off bolts in the head, figured out why the frizmstat was contractualating the schizmoleter, etc. Everytime they get one of my cars its a challenge to figure out the little problems that sum up the problems stopping them from running properly.

As for remembering, I know quite well, because it all needs to be replaced with the LSE 9-sec setup. Currently:

GReddy BOV, Intercooler, Piping
Emissions EGR and FIAV Blockoffs
Tial Wastegate
Super 20g
ACT Clutch
Walbro 255lph
Thermal CAtback
Extreme Downpipe
Dejon Tool Intake (soon to be replace with Injen)
RC Engineering 550 cc injectors
Manual Boost Controller
APexi AVC-R (not hooked up)
HKS license plate frame (its funny i know)
oh HKS Turbo timer (knew there was something HKS)
RAcing harnesses, rims, springs, etc so on and so forth


Thanks again, I hope to get the 1g up there for some major work this summer.

Emcee gsxtc
03-05-2006, 05:09 AM
Temps range from 15ish to 50 degrees, last two nights high 30 low 40s. It was slippery tonight and cold tonight, but warm up the car and it runs like a champ. The car is so different from high school because it runs so great, all of the original potential is finally being realized. Ask any of my friends, my attitude always depends on what I am driving, and right now I am flying (although always within strict accordance of the speed laws on the streets that my radar detector lights up).

The goal for the 1g is a reliable "beater (looking)" car, that can survive anything stupid I may want to do in it. Plans include: ARP's, the same headgasket, waterpump, timing belt job the 2g just got, possible 4 point cage, and any parts that come off the 2g.

Work hard, play harder!

Emcee gsxtc
03-05-2006, 05:10 AM
Awesome to hear! I recognize that street in the last picture. ;) Can't wait till a certain red 2g gets to join you guys down there a few times this summer.

Yeah that would be awesome be glad to have ya!

Shrep
03-06-2006, 12:05 PM
Nice to see it clean and running right!