Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 03, 2012 09:16 pm UTC
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Ahh c'mon Rob! You got to ride in it before my girlfriend did!
Thanks for all the comments, this thing is sweet!
Details: -EVO VIII GSR -70,000 miles, running 22psi -Godspeed intercooler -Godspeed throttle body -HKS RS intake -Perrin IC piping -Hallman boost controller -Autometer boot gauge and A/F gauge -Blitz turbo timer -Vortex generator
I'm really happy with the car, but I'm thinking of getting the rims powder coated. They are just painted flat black now. Opinions?
I also want to try and get some EVO 7 taillights, or I might just get these painted.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Rob Cauduro]
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June 04, 2012 03:26 pm UTC
June 04, 2012 03:26 pm UTC
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I matched the colour of the EVO 8 rims I took from you yesterday. Theres a few close colours, nothing exact. Swing by and we can refurb those painted black ones to near stock in colour for ya. PS, thanks for the ride, and for not pointing at my boner Rob, I'll have to coordinate a time to get the tires removed so I can bring the rims up. I love the stock grey on an EVO 8 wheel. Looks so much cleaner. I also had a boner when I was driving, so thank you for being too preoccupied hiding yours to notice mine!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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July 31, 2012 01:21 pm UTC
July 31, 2012 01:21 pm UTC
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Jay's exhaust thingy is the same way so I am thinking he wanted it that way, looks good. Ducts are for brakes?
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Peter Urach]
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August 02, 2012 02:39 pm UTC
August 02, 2012 02:39 pm UTC
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Bought my Evo X in the states, the savings was unreal. Buying an already imported 8/9 or a clean X in Canada is humorously ridiculous. If you look at the trend of Evo 8-10 prices, they are not going down much. So hang onto it because before you know it, it will be a highly sought after car. I thought about getting a 9 for a DD, a clean one is going to run you $26k. LOL.
Oh, and buying stuff across the border is the greatest thing ever. I probably go every 2-3 weeks. 4.4L jug of Mobil 1 synthetic is $22.... Do you typically declare everything when you come back? What do you tell them you're going across for - shopping? Maybe I should get you to grab me oil - Royal Purple is 50% of the price it is here...it's disgusting how cheap stuff is there.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Salomon Ponte]
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August 02, 2012 02:53 pm UTC
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Bought my Evo X in the states, the savings was unreal. Buying an already imported 8/9 or a clean X in Canada is humorously ridiculous. If you look at the trend of Evo 8-10 prices, they are not going down much. So hang onto it because before you know it, it will be a highly sought after car. I thought about getting a 9 for a DD, a clean one is going to run you $26k. LOL.
Oh, and buying stuff across the border is the greatest thing ever. I probably go every 2-3 weeks. 4.4L jug of Mobil 1 synthetic is $22.... Do you typically declare everything when you come back? What do you tell them you're going across for - shopping? Maybe I should get you to grab me oil - Royal Purple is 50% of the price it is here...it's disgusting how cheap stuff is there. I do 90% of my shopping in the US, some local but most is shipped to my friends place, I just tell the customs I'm going to pick up my mail or whichever local place I'm going. I cross probably 5 times a week so they are all familiar with me now but it has never been an issue. The American's like us spending our money down there. On the return back, just show your receipt for your purchases and you're all set, if its more than $50 they'll likely make you pay taxes on it, but you usually still save a good bit. If your purchases are less than $50 they'll usually(I'd say 99% of the time) just let you go as it's not worth their time to collect such a small amount. I've been lucky though and declared $75-80 sometimes and still not be charged. Just be sure to declare, it's not worth the trouble of getting caught. They get to trust you as well and things just get easier.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Peter Urach]
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August 02, 2012 03:11 pm UTC
August 02, 2012 03:11 pm UTC
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Bought my Evo X in the states, the savings was unreal. Buying an already imported 8/9 or a clean X in Canada is humorously ridiculous. If you look at the trend of Evo 8-10 prices, they are not going down much. So hang onto it because before you know it, it will be a highly sought after car. I thought about getting a 9 for a DD, a clean one is going to run you $26k. LOL.
Oh, and buying stuff across the border is the greatest thing ever. I probably go every 2-3 weeks. 4.4L jug of Mobil 1 synthetic is $22.... I've seen the price of some in Canada and they were ridiculous. Buying mine in the States saved me quite a bit, and it had a lot less mileage than the handful that were over here. Peter, you and I use the same place in the States to have things shipped, I'm pretty sure I saw a set of beautiful new slicks with your name on it a few months ago!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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August 02, 2012 04:44 pm UTC
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Anything I buy in the States, I ALWAYS declare. Like Jason said, it's just not worth the hassle. I find if you're honest with them, they treat you fair. Funny...I always have NO issues getting IN to the States, but coming back I always get interrogated, even though I am always very clear in what I was doing across the border and always declare everything. I've been across the border countless times (and across many of the different ones) and without fail the Canadian guards for re-entry are almost always assholes. And this is usually at the least busy times of day/week for them, too, because I refuse to cross whenever there's likely to be a crowd. (Weekends, holidays, etc.)
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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August 09, 2012 06:19 pm UTC
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I've seen the price of some in Canada and they were ridiculous.
Buying mine in the States saved me quite a bit, and it had a lot less mileage than the handful that were over here.
Peter, you and I use the same place in the States to have things shipped, I'm pretty sure I saw a set of beautiful new slicks with your name on it a few months ago! I use USaddress but my system is complex, lol. My brothers or parents tell me when they need to order stuff online from the States (mostly Amazon), I coordinate their orders with when I need to pick up stuff I ordered. Then I go pick everything up. This week I have to pick up a kitchen sink, 2 bathroom sinks and 3 faucets for my bro and tons of auto detailing stuff for myself. Then my wife and I go to the Walmart and buy misc things. You'd be suprised how much cheaper things like moisturizer, motor oil and shaving razors are in the US. People may think it's not worth it, especially since I live in Toronto. But my bro's sinks/faucets orders would have cost an additional $500 + tax if he bought the identical ones in Canada. I'm also currently looking for a SUV for my wife in the US. As long as the Loonie is standing strong to the greenback, I'll be shopping in the US for most purchases.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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January 31, 2013 05:33 am UTC
January 31, 2013 05:33 am UTC
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jason Drew]
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January 31, 2013 09:47 pm UTC
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Bought my Evo X in the states, the savings was unreal. Buying an already imported 8/9 or a clean X in Canada is humorously ridiculous. If you look at the trend of Evo 8-10 prices, they are not going down much. So hang onto it because before you know it, it will be a highly sought after car. I thought about getting a 9 for a DD, a clean one is going to run you $26k. LOL.
Oh, and buying stuff across the border is the greatest thing ever. I probably go every 2-3 weeks. 4.4L jug of Mobil 1 synthetic is $22.... Do you typically declare everything when you come back? What do you tell them you're going across for - shopping? Maybe I should get you to grab me oil - Royal Purple is 50% of the price it is here...it's disgusting how cheap stuff is there. I do 90% of my shopping in the US, some local but most is shipped to my friends place, I just tell the customs I'm going to pick up my mail or whichever local place I'm going. I cross probably 5 times a week so they are all familiar with me now but it has never been an issue. The American's like us spending our money down there. On the return back, just show your receipt for your purchases and you're all set, if its more than $50 they'll likely make you pay taxes on it, but you usually still save a good bit. If your purchases are less than $50 they'll usually(I'd say 99% of the time) just let you go as it's not worth their time to collect such a small amount. I've been lucky though and declared $75-80 sometimes and still not be charged. Just be sure to declare, it's not worth the trouble of getting caught. They get to trust you as well and things just get easier. CBSA is RIDICULOUS!!!! EVERYTIME I go, my car gets searched, I get harassed like no one's business. And I have a spotless record. It ails me to no end. LOVE THE EVO!! When you're looking to upgrade your crappy steering wheel to a nice sparco or momo, let me know. I'll take that crap off your hands
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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January 31, 2013 11:09 pm UTC
January 31, 2013 11:09 pm UTC
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In this thread, there is a lot of discussion about boners.
In another thread, some people are calling each other butt pirates.
Has DSM CANADA GONE GAY?
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Johnny Larmond]
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March 28, 2013 08:12 pm UTC
March 28, 2013 08:12 pm UTC
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Bryan Lawrence
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Says Mr. BB. "Oh, I can't load UBB on here.. it's glitchy!" GET A REAL PHONE! Hopefully something that was made in the past decade, unlike the stone he's rocking right now
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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March 29, 2013 11:24 pm UTC
March 29, 2013 11:24 pm UTC
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So I finally had a day off, only because everything was closed. The weather was nice so I decided to get some work done on the EVO. I have a butt load of parts that I've purchased over the winter, so it was a perfect opportunity to get things started. Winter parts collection includes: -SS brake lines -ATE super blue -Fresh Brembos -RPF1's/ 255/40 Star Specs Z2's -Grimmspeed master cylinder stopper -Beatrush license plate bracket (got pulled over a few times for not having a front plate) -Nesei Slim battery tray -Odyssey PC680 -New brighter gauges (the stock ones are so dull!) Brembo's installed! Teaser pic of new wheels! Next step, getting my tires mounted and rolling this thing out of the garage!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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March 29, 2013 11:47 pm UTC
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Is that a hella horn I see?
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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May 31, 2013 03:20 am UTC
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 06, 2013 06:16 pm UTC
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Latest update: I've been waiting for this intercooler to be built for over a month, I'm happy to say it's finally here! I wanted to upgrade the shitty eBay special intercooler that was on the car before. After seeing what was on the market, and talking to many vendors, I settled on the ETS intercooler. The guys are great and the product is excellent. I can't wait to get this installed. The piping on this kit eliminates 2 feet of the stock piping and cleans up a lot of messy unnecessary bends that the stock piping had. The piping is powdercoated wrinkle black, and they upgraded me to a 4" intercooler for FREE!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 06, 2013 06:20 pm UTC
June 06, 2013 06:20 pm UTC
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Wow man that thing is beautiful!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 07, 2013 09:12 pm UTC
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Latest update: I've been waiting for this intercooler to be built for over a month, I'm happy to say it's finally here! I wanted to upgrade the shitty eBay special intercooler that was on the car before. After seeing what was on the market, and talking to many vendors, I settled on the ETS intercooler. The guys are great and the product is excellent. I can't wait to get this installed. The piping on this kit eliminates 2 feet of the stock piping and cleans up a lot of messy unnecessary bends that the stock piping had. The piping is powdercoated wrinkle black, and they upgraded me to a 4" intercooler for FREE! That's funny, I bought an intercooler from ETS for my Saab TurboX, it arrived damaged...twice now.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 10, 2013 03:21 am UTC
June 10, 2013 03:21 am UTC
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Here's my haul after a weekend full of driving! -Carbon Creation carbon fiber EVO 8 hood (OEM style) -VIS carbon fiber trunk (still don't know if I should leave it spoilerless or drill the holes. I'm leaning towards the clean look) -XtremeStop drilled and slotted rotors and pads. They are a Canadian company and apparently make some pretty good brakes. Their R&D is funded by the Canadian government. I decided to give these a try because the price was right, and I've gone a little overboard with my budget! I'll report back on how they compare to my tired Power Slots and EBC redstuff pads! -Amsoil 10W30 Dominator racing oil. We all know how much proper lubrication is important!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 10, 2013 05:38 am UTC
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Some nice grabs, can't wait to see how she looks with it all on.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 10, 2013 01:11 pm UTC
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The trunk lid is stupid light. I think attaching the wing is going to make the lid ass heavy and put more wear on it than you want. Also, they're only gel coated. The boys in my body shop highly recommended clearing them to protect against UV rays. And of course, we're all drooling.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 10, 2013 02:28 pm UTC
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Damn son that thing is sexy!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 10, 2013 04:16 pm UTC
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he looks like he was confused when he painted that bay
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 10, 2013 06:16 pm UTC
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Long time member No time poster here's my EVO X =] ps. oh hai gais
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 11, 2013 03:23 am UTC
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Ryan Laliberte
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ERMAHGERD HE'S BACK!!!!! And apparently likes cookies.....
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This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 03:41 am UTC
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Less than 24 hours on the road and already a horror story. The girlfriend and I went out for dinner and a movie, after the movie finishes, I come out to a smashed passenger window, an eff'd up dash and hacked up harness. Upon further inspection, some personal items were stolen as well. What the hell is wrong with some people? The carnage: Not a happy boy.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 04:54 am UTC
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That's absolutely ridiculous. It makes no sense to me how someone can steal from someone like that. It's like they think that you didn't have to work hard to pay for that. And for some reason they deserve it. Really sorry to hear about the robbery, man.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 05:22 am UTC
June 16, 2013 05:22 am UTC
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Jay man, really sorry to see that!
Where abouts were you?
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Stephan Tanchak]
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June 16, 2013 06:27 am UTC
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That's absolutely ridiculous. It makes no sense to me how someone can steal from someone like that. It's like they think that you didn't have to work hard to pay for that. And for some reason they deserve it. Not only that but causing a thousand dollars in damage(not sure what the actual figure is) so that they can get a hundred dollars for a deck. Sorry to hear about this.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 01:51 pm UTC
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Thanks guys. I appreciate it. I'm absolutely sick over this.
I was at the Cineplex theater in Niagara Falls. Stay away, or drive your beater. The manager at the theater said that I'm lucky my car is still there, a lot of vehicles get stolen there.
I'm pissed off because now my insurance is likely going to go up. This isn't going to be a cheap claim at all. Upon further inspection, there is a lot of miscellaneous damage;
-They pried against the dash trying to pull the deck out, so the dash is all chewed up. -They pulled the deck out so hard that it snapped the factory tabs, so mounting a new deck is going to be nearly impossible. -They factory harness is ruined.
The police are suppose to call me today, and my insurance company is going to send an adjuster tomorrow to estimate the damage.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 02:25 pm UTC
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Yeah. If they know things happen there, why not do something about it?? I hope things go okay with the claim and all .
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
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June 16, 2013 02:41 pm UTC
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If they know it happens a lot, why doesn't an unmarked cruiser pass once in a while in that area? You'd think cops in the region would be up for some easy bookings. Private property..Cineplex would have to request it. But the cops are probably too busy chasing down kids with loud cars going 5KM/H over the limit anyway. I can't believe someone would do this to you, Jay. They should be charged with defacing a piece of artwork! I hope I never find someone doing something like this to my Talon. I don't think jail would suit me.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 02:47 pm UTC
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Thanks guys. I appreciate it. I'm absolutely sick over this.
I was at the Cineplex theater in Niagara Falls. Stay away, or drive your beater. The manager at the theater said that I'm lucky my car is still there, a lot of vehicles get stolen there.
I'm pissed off because now my insurance is likely going to go up. This isn't going to be a cheap claim at all. Upon further inspection, there is a lot of miscellaneous damage;
-They pried against the dash trying to pull the deck out, so the dash is all chewed up. -They pulled the deck out so hard that it snapped the factory tabs, so mounting a new deck is going to be nearly impossible. -They factory harness is ruined.
The police are suppose to call me today, and my insurance company is going to send an adjuster tomorrow to estimate the damage. I've seen cars get written off with this amount of damage.......Just saying.
1998 Tsi Awd 10.6@134
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 04:01 pm UTC
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Gui, I met a guy who was from out east and he would tell me story about how they would always leave their doors unlocked, because if you are caught stealing they would cut your hands off.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 16, 2013 08:58 pm UTC
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Just sickening how some people think they can just take what they want instead of earning it, ugh. I just don't know how these type of people can not have any sort of remorse for things like this.
I hope you get it sorted out and somehow, the person(s) involved get what's coming to them.
I guess worst case scenario, you could do the deck relocation, get the triple gauge pod that goes in the stock location and drops the deck down below where it is less visible.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 17, 2013 03:56 am UTC
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Carproof reports count break'ins as damage, hurting the overall value.
So if you decide to not go through insurance, you'll likely end up saving money in the long run.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 17, 2013 05:10 am UTC
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All the deterrent's possible outside of flame throwers under the car and electrified door handles..I have on my car So yeah, pager alarms are great. Funny thing is, all you really need is a led flashing in your car that's visible when your alarm system is armed and that's usually enough to turn thieves away.
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 17, 2013 11:24 am UTC
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Johnny, that's the exact link I just posted! Hahah. I would have bought it but the title says that it's the front glass, but in the description it says it's the rear. I'm waiting to hear back for the seller. Lucian, it's a good idea, but I'm 99% sure the glass is different
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Re: This is why we can't have nice things :(
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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June 17, 2013 03:40 pm UTC
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I'll definitely keep an eye out for the Kenwood DDX770 double din screen. Kijiji/ebay but chances are he'll sell it on some forum to keep it on the DL. So if you're part of Honda forums, I'd check those too.
Then again, there are quite a number of pawn shops around Niagara too.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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September 10, 2013 02:34 am UTC
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I've seen several Evo's with CF trunks and I've yet to seen one fit 100% correctly, that's a big turnoff in my book.
Hood looks good though. From a weight savings standpoint though, I've heard the Evo's stock aluminum hood is 2 pounds lighter than the Seibon CF hood, I'm sure each brand varies a little but either way, it's not really much of an upgrade in that aspect.
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[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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September 10, 2013 04:46 pm UTC
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Do what I am doing run a wingless cf one, and a painted one with a wing! Doesnt hurt to have enough spare parts to change my car's body panels like I change my shoes! I personally loved it the way it was at the cruise! When you miss the wing throw the stock trunk back on!! We ll need to photo shoot our cf ed cars together when mine is ready!! Im going to fix and vent my damaged CF VIS hood, paint it and hood pin it for track use. keep my OEM CF hood. Going to repair and paint my worst stock windowed hatch, install the turbo wing and hatch pins. Then I can swap to my CF/lip spoiler/FAL hatch, and I have yet another CF hatch that will need a FAL window and maybe a high downforce wing (yet to be determined). Doors and sunroof next, Then CF fever is cured.
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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September 10, 2013 08:26 pm UTC
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^ That's a bit too much cf I'd say ditch some extra and get cf fenders, if you can find them. More weight savings, less parts to store. As for the main question, keep the cf parts, paint them if you wish even. You have them, why not keep them (unless you don't want them and you found a buyer for them). Personally I'd get a spoiler for it. Always loved the spoiler on the evo (obviously, installed on the evo only )
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[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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September 10, 2013 08:53 pm UTC
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Jay, keep them as is. They're nice the way they are. BUT, I would recommend re-clearing them. It will save the GEL coat from UV rays.
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[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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September 10, 2013 11:55 pm UTC
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I love the hood, and now that I've painted the vent grille matte black, it looks A LOT better.
The trunk, different story. It looks cool and it's well built, but like Jason mentioned, they fit like garbage! I made every adjustment possible to try and get it flush, including sitting in my trunk space with the lid closed adjusting the striker!
I think that's the only issue I have with it. The spoilerless look is growing on me, and I'm slowly getting around to fixing the clear coat on my factory spoiler.
I'm also considering sanding the paint off the sides of the spoiler to expose the carbon. That's another option.
Thanks for the opinions fellas!
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Re: Evolution VIII...
[Re: Jay Warwick (Pham)]
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July 18, 2014 03:08 am UTC
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Well guys, it's been a LONGGGGGGG winter for the EVO. With my new job, I'm away from home a lot and it doesn't leave me a lot of time to work on the car. Considering there was some much stuff to do and so little time to do it, I almost considered selling it. Luckily, I've had a lot of down time over the last two weeks and managed to get her back together. Only thing left to do is get an alignment. Detailed pictures and descriptions of the winter upgrades are to follow. Here's a little taste:
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