Post your car! (Part Deux)
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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
That's a beautiful car, though the wheels don't look quite right on it in my humble and likely ill-informed opinion, and it sounds good enough to dry hump, but how are you keeping the car still while you burn out?
PS You might want to give this post and this post a quick read.
PS You might want to give this post and this post a quick read.
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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
I find it feels a tad claustrophobic when inside, but it does look nice. Though, the best argument for the gray is that it was the color from Back to the Future, and that's why I bought the car in the first place. It's all about the movie.Deacon wrote:Very nice, sir, though I must admit I prefer the black interior to the gray.
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Ah, well then, whatever floats your boat 
The father of a friend of mine from a few years back had one in his garage that he'd bought, and while it needed mechanical attention to get it running properly (it had been sitting, neglected, in storage for a long time), cosmetically it was nearly flawless, and the black leather interior was not only comfortable but was also so aesthetically pleasing that it was just...I don't know, luxurious, I guess.
The father of a friend of mine from a few years back had one in his garage that he'd bought, and while it needed mechanical attention to get it running properly (it had been sitting, neglected, in storage for a long time), cosmetically it was nearly flawless, and the black leather interior was not only comfortable but was also so aesthetically pleasing that it was just...I don't know, luxurious, I guess.
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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
The wheels LOOK like Torq Thrust's, though I can't quite tell. They're a very common choice for older domestics. Though, I will question why he has (what looks to be) 185's on the rear of that Mustang? I mean, hell, if I had tires that skinny on the Camry I could probably light 'em up too. Gorgeous car though.
Deacon, that's either him holding the brake and the gas (front wheels have bigger breaks, back wheels have power, which is certainly what it looks like from the last section of the video), a line lock (which accomplishes the same concept) or so on and so forth. As I said ^^^ there too, they're also skinnnny tires.
I love the Delorean, I do I do. Though, you do have a loose wire under your dash though... Only has one wirenut on it.

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Yeah, I'm familiar with the wheels, but what I meant was that they're a) too big and b) too bright (near-)white to look proper. Great design, though.
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Thanks Deacon for the comments, the camera doesn't do the wheels justice. In person they are polished aluminum, almost chrome like, very aesthetically pleasing. The size is 16" which is to accommodate the larger disc brakes that were installed up front. And the tire width, well, on these cars you can only go so wide with out relocating the leaf springs and mini tubbing it.Deacon wrote:Yeah, I'm familiar with the wheels, but what I meant was that they're a) too big and b) too bright (near-)white to look proper. Great design, though
The Burn out is a line lock as Infin8Cyn suggested, just trying out the new toys!!
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Oh, I know. I'm looking at doing something as such to my car. It's either 325's for me, or mini-tubbing it.Davinicus wrote:on these cars you can only go so wide with out relocating the leaf springs and mini tubbing it.

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I finally own a car. Have some lovely camera phone pictures!



I love it... dent and all!



I love it... dent and all!
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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
Try not to crash it 
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Thanks for the vote of confidence! Heh. I've never been in an accident in my life. Er, not while I was driving anyways.
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I've been on hiatus from the forums for a few years. I bought this car in August '06.
2007 Black Cherry Pearl Scion tC

Power Mods:
Injen Cold Air Intake, Black
Alphawerks 4-1 header
Invidia S-pipe (downpipe)
Megan Racing Drift Spec Cat-back exhaust
GReddy e-Manage Ultimate
Suspension Mods:
Tein s.tech lowering springs
Hotchkis Racing front sway
Progress Technologies Rear sway
Ingall's Technology 4 point rear tower brace
Wheel & Tire
Enkei Evo5 18x7.5et45, Nitto Neo Gen @ 225/40/18,
5zigen FN01R-C 17x8et35, Toyo Proxes 4 @ 225/45/17
Other Mods:
AEM UEGO 6-in-1 A/F Ratio gauge
GReddy Oil Pressure gauge
GReddy Transmission Temperature gauge
Dyno / 1320 times:
179hp / 176ft-lb
15.1 @ 94.92 (rt 0.632)
2007 Black Cherry Pearl Scion tC
Power Mods:
Injen Cold Air Intake, Black
Alphawerks 4-1 header
Invidia S-pipe (downpipe)
Megan Racing Drift Spec Cat-back exhaust
GReddy e-Manage Ultimate
Suspension Mods:
Tein s.tech lowering springs
Hotchkis Racing front sway
Progress Technologies Rear sway
Ingall's Technology 4 point rear tower brace
Wheel & Tire
Enkei Evo5 18x7.5et45, Nitto Neo Gen @ 225/40/18,
5zigen FN01R-C 17x8et35, Toyo Proxes 4 @ 225/45/17
Other Mods:
AEM UEGO 6-in-1 A/F Ratio gauge
GReddy Oil Pressure gauge
GReddy Transmission Temperature gauge
Dyno / 1320 times:
179hp / 176ft-lb
15.1 @ 94.92 (rt 0.632)
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2007 Scion tC // Dezod Motorsports Stage1 @ 6.7psi -- 309whp, 291 ft-lb
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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
Why the emanage? I don't see anything in the mod list that would imply it's use.

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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
wanted to get it installed before I got boosted. I also use it to pull timing and to lean out the fuel curve a bit. I was getting a bit rich in the top end so I dialed back a little. Not too sure if I want to keep the eManage or not once I get boosted. I really want to check out the new AEM F/I Controller.
In tuning with eManage, I traded a gain of 10hp for a loss of 3tq. My N/A goals were to hit 200hp, but it doesn't see to be worth the money to build the block it. I already have 9.6:1CR from the factory so instead of looking for 10.5:1 pistons, I would just bolt on some forced induction and slowly build the block for that route.
In tuning with eManage, I traded a gain of 10hp for a loss of 3tq. My N/A goals were to hit 200hp, but it doesn't see to be worth the money to build the block it. I already have 9.6:1CR from the factory so instead of looking for 10.5:1 pistons, I would just bolt on some forced induction and slowly build the block for that route.
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2007 Scion tC // Dezod Motorsports Stage1 @ 6.7psi -- 309whp, 291 ft-lb
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2007 Scion tC // Dezod Motorsports Stage1 @ 6.7psi -- 309whp, 291 ft-lb
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Re: Post your car! (Part Deux)
Lots and lots of pretty names XD
Now why can't I get all of those pretty names for my car?
Now why can't I get all of those pretty names for my car?
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