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Cammaxon 02-27-2009 10:12 PM

Wtb evo rims
 
Looking for oem Enki or BBS rims. I don’t care if they come with tires. Obviously new tires means I will pay more. Will pay no more than $1200 with new tires/slightly used. Mostly looking for the BBS.

If you have other fairly priced 17x8 or 18x8 rims post a pic and I’ll let you know if I’m interested.

I’m not interested in cheap, trashed, bent or ugly rims. Not interested in chrome, anything smaller than 17 or bigger than 18. Not interested in anything less than 7.5 inches wide. I would prefer 8 or wider.

Cammaxon 02-28-2009 01:43 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims BOUGHT :)
 
You can close this thread I got 4 BBS off of a 06 Evo for $850, shipped to my house. Hope no one else on here could have sold me a set for the same price. I’d always like my money to stay in the mitsustyle community.

Kevin 1G Drummer 02-28-2009 08:21 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
You're buying all this Evo stuff for your 2g... why didn't you just buy an Evo? hahaha

turbotalon1g 02-28-2009 09:59 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
I was thinking the same thing.

Cammaxon 02-28-2009 04:32 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
I KNEW someone would ask so PLEASEEEEEE read.

Well I’ve all ready had an evoesk car, I had a 315whp (db tuned) STi, (I was the tard at mitsustyle dyno days last year with the STi hoping to make a lot more than the 276 I made that day) I’ve had a 2g for a long time an always though they were one of the best looking coupes around.
The reason I like the Evo is, it’s a cheap car that comes with BBS rims, Brembo brakes, Recaro seats a MOMO wheel but when it comes to a 4door sedan I’d rather have the STi. I test drove both a lot before picking one and the STi just felt better, sounded better, looked better. (You don’t have to agree but my buddy Jerrid Schleifer was faced with the same decision and also chose the STi)
The 2g looks 100x better than a 1g, and is an awd turbo coupe. I live in Minnesota. I’d love to have a high horse 350z, Supra, rx7, SVT cobra, swapped 2jz or Rb 240sx (I did have a 240 for a while) or other RWD sports coupe but it’s just not logical.
When it comes to AWD sports coups I have two options… the 3000gt or a DSM.
The DSM has the 4g63t so is basically an older hatch Evo wanna be.... and its ¼ the price of the VR4.
New Recaros are $700+ per seat… for the same thing I can pull out of the evo
Nice BBS are $500+ per rim for something I can eBay off of an evo.
Momo wheels are $240+ and you have to buy a hub and you lose your airbag (I don’t need an airbag just need to not get an air bag ticket)
Brembos are $2500+ (just for the front) when I can eBay a set of evo brembos buy some gallant knuckles and be good to go for $1500

So basically I’m taking everything I like about an evo, (or sports cars in general) and putting it onto a body that I find more attractive, for about 10k less than buying an evo.

turbotalon1g 02-28-2009 05:12 PM

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DSM does not want to be an evo. 2Gs have grown on me, but the interior lacks the sporting spirit dsms are about.

Your idea is good. But i don't get why you need AWD unless you plan on making "high" power and driving it year round.

Almost all of the fastest cars around here are 2wd

Cammaxon 02-28-2009 05:41 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Very true and yes it’s going to be my year round daily driver hoping to have 350awhp (I’ll let you know Tuesday night after my tune at dbs). I know 350 isn’t really high and my friends tried to talk me into getting a 2wd car to “rape people on the highway bro” but AWD is like my crack.

I did run mid 12s in my STi at only 270 ish awhp (ps im not a bser) you can check the 110mph club pics on www.fastcop.com I think the pic on there of me was 12.7 @110 the run before was 12.6 @108 (I have the slips from bir.)

Kevin 1G Drummer 02-28-2009 08:02 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
I was just giving you shit ;) I'm friends with Mark, Craig, and Jerrid, and I do remember you from the Dyno day.

Cammaxon 02-28-2009 09:09 PM

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ohhh ok good :) I just want to be the first to admit, I have a BUYING problem and should not be allowed to have paypal :(

turbotalon1g 02-28-2009 10:47 PM

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lol, 350 at db is no joke. Fuck i think that i might barely hit 350 at db.

95tsi 03-01-2009 12:59 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by turbotalon1g (Post 279299)
lol, 350 at db is no joke. Fuck i think that i might barely hit 350 at db.

Dude, I did 358 in my weak 2g on nearly the same setup with a 16g.

Cammaxon 03-01-2009 01:43 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Ok ......so given the basic mods I have done what do you think I can expect to make ? I just dont want MORE than 350 cus my clutch is only good to 400 and I have a stock trans..

Ignore the non performance stuff its just on the list for S's & G's
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Performance Upgrades

Intake
K&N FIPK Air Filter
Mutt ETE42 Turbo (60-1 trim compressor)
Hallman manual boost controller
Large front mount intercooler (Indy Race Cores)
Powder coated 2.5" lower and upper intercooler piping
Greddy blow-off valve
1st Generation throttle body
Extrude honed and ported intake manifold

Fuel Delivery
Walbro 255lph high volume fuel pump
Fuel pump rewired direct to battery
Large diameter stainless steel fuel lines
K&N fuel filter
Aeromotive Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
750cc upgraded fuel injectors

Exhaust
Ported and polished exhaust manifold
Ported and polished oxygen sensor housing
3" Archer Racing downtube
3 1/4" stainless steel exhaust
High flow muffler
No catalytic converter

Engine
Head rebuilt (Archer Racing)
1mm oversized stainless steel intake and exhaust valves
HKS 272 intake and exhaust cams
1st Generation block married to 2nd generation head (Archer Racing)
Block bored 0.020" over
New Eagle rods
New JE 0.020" pistons/rings
New ARP head studs
New timing belt
New knock sensor
New driveshaft

Drivetrain
ACT 2600 racing clutch
Stainless steel clutch lines
New clutch master cylinder
Lightened flywheel
Full synthetic transmission and differential fluids
Slotted brake rotors
Axxis Ultimate brake pads
Stainless steel brake lines
New front axle

Gauging
SPI boost gauge (installed on A-Pillar)
Inteltronix A/F monitor (installed on A-Pillar)
Fuel pressure gauge
Exhaust gas temperature (EGT) gauge
Digital oxygen sensor gauge

Other
DSMLink V2 engine management system
High performance spark plug wires
New Battery

and about my buying problem... in the last 24hours I bought a set of Evo MR BBS (even though I'm still the high bidder for a set of Evo Enkis) I bought a black Evo MR MOMO Wheel w/ airbag (even though I still have 40 hours left on my best offer for another momo wheel) a 8000k hid kit(not ebay) black projector headlights (ebay lol) seat brackets that I can drill what ever holes I want on(in hopes to win atleast one set of Recaros im bidding on) My soon to be Fiancé is lucky my $ for her ring is in a CD until June (ps I'm not financial well off, I've just been in Iraq and Kuwait not spending any thing for the last 10 months)

Cammaxon 03-01-2009 01:52 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cammaxon (Post 279281)

I did run mid 12s in my STi at only 270 ish awhp (ps im not a bser) you can check the 110mph club pics on www.fastcop.com I think the pic on there of me was 12.7 @110 the run before was 12.6 @108 (I have the slips from bir.)

ok i just checked it was MPH: 110.70 ET: 12.716
http://www.fastcop.com/photos.html
2008 110mph club
and yes i saw that every ones times on the mitsustyle time slips are faster :( lol but thats why i love you all :) you are here to teach me things

Kevin 1G Drummer 03-01-2009 08:17 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Hmm, 350 on 92 might be a little tough to get with that setup. From my understanding, that 60-1 is only a little bit bigger than my GT3076, and I'm only making 305 at DB @20psi. I couldn't run any more boost or timing because it would start knocking. One more thing to think about, is that at those power levels, you won't need the forged internals. a stock bottom end 6 bolt will hold that just fine.

turbotalon1g 03-01-2009 09:54 AM

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Stock bottom end is a lot tougher than a lot of people think.

Cammaxon 03-01-2009 01:34 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Well the engine is allready done, it's only waiting on the tune. I suppose I can get a bigger turbo when it's not going to be my dd...and just an update.. I ended up winning BOTH Evo steering wheels on ebay so I'll sell the the other one when i get home.

Cammaxon 03-01-2009 01:39 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevin_1G_Drummer (Post 279310)
Hmm, 350 on 92 might be a little tough to get with that setup. From my understanding, that 60-1 is only a little bit bigger than my GT3076, and I'm only making 305 at DB @20psi.

I'd be extreamly happy with 300. I'd be extreamly happy as long as it runs smooth and I don't have a dsm...daily systems malfunction...doesnt start monthly... or any other fun name for it.

brando 03-01-2009 01:49 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
do you want just the rim or the whole wheel?


(lol sorry i had to do it)

Cammaxon 03-01-2009 02:21 PM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cammaxon (Post 279306)

... in the last 24hours I bought a set of Evo MR BBS (even though I'm still the high bidder for a set of Evo Enkis) I bought a black Evo MR MOMO Wheel w/ airbag

sorry lol I was talking about steering Wheels and Wheels, so I said Rim to avoid confusion but I did put "best Wheel size" for the title of my other thread when I was trying to decided what size wheel to buy.

Cammaxon 03-02-2009 04:14 AM

Re: Wtb evo rims
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevin_1G_Drummer (Post 279287)
I was just giving you shit ;) I'm friends with Mark, Craig, and Jerrid, and I do remember you from the Dyno day.

OHHHHHHH IT JUST DAWNED ON ME WHO YOU ARE! They were redoing your head gasket at Scheides house the night they did Jerrids radiator and i put the fuel pump in my STi!


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