No compromise Supercharged ek9 build


Front studs are a pain as you have to split the hubs, good chance to fit new wheel bearings though

Gauges look great!
 
Thanks guys.

Blitz- Replacing the studs wasn't that difficult but just time consuming. The hardest part is splitting the hub apart the rest was straight forward. The defi bank reads Water temp, Oil temp and oil/fuel pressure depending on which sensor you have.
 
Cool thanks for the info, very tempted by the defi, just don't want to lose the double din just yet though lol
 
This is an awesome project, very lenthy and great attention to detail! :D
 
Spent the weekend detailing the car for the photoshoot. Big thanks to ben for machine polishing the car and to greg for letting us use his garage. cheers guys :)

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moved into the garage

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Job done. then it started to rain and i had to drive it all the way to the other end of edinburgh lol. At least we got rid of the swirl marks and tar spots and paint in minty fresh now.

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Anyone interested in reading about this build can find out more in the Fastcar mag issue out on the 1/06/2011

Thanks

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awsome work man, last pic is unreal !

congrats on the mag feature much deserved :nice:
 
Epic build up and this makes me want to go out and buy a copy of fast car, even though I've not purchased a copy in years :nice:
 
My God, I've never see something like that before, no words man, just say that it's amazing!!!! you're car is my inspiration
 
Hi man the quality of your work is just stunning!!! The car will be as new!!!

Can I ask you where you found your resonated decat?
 
cheers guys :)

Resonated decat was from ebay mate. type in 2.5" JDM resonated decat and it should come up.
 
cheers ek_MO :)

MWLOL. Probably one of the best purchases i made tbh. Not too raspy and allows for better flow, which is exactly what i needed from a straight bit of pipe lol.
 
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