Project V
Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 10:27 pm
A long overdue post on Project V. The car was originally purchases locally with very minor issues, Dead front shocks, a leaking BOV, faulty A/c Fan.
Over the past few months things have been replaced gradually, which helped bring back the raw performance of the car.
The car came with a few simple bolt ons:
Ralliart boost gauge
Apexi Downpipe
Apexi Power intake and Filter
So far the following has been installed on the car:
Evo X All metal diverter valve
We got a replacement A/c fan from another lancer
Custom 3" Cat-back exhaust was fabricated
BC Racing BR Type Coilovers
Hallman Manual Boost Controller
Stock ECU with Ceddy Mods (Launch control - Antilag - Multimaps - Speed Density)
Car Weight: 2980kg
Full tank of gas + no driver and subs
The goal of this project is to do minor mods which can yield substantial gains. This requires careful selection of parts in question on a needs basis.
The Hallman MBC was installed after the factory boost control solenoid went faulty. We needed a method of controlling boost and the hallman proved rock solid from previous projects.
The factory restrictive exhaust was scrapped in favour of a Mandrel bent 3" system.
The ultimate plan with this car is to convert over to speed density, And I will be documenting the journey along the way. Will post up wiring diagrams, logs etc.
Over the past few months things have been replaced gradually, which helped bring back the raw performance of the car.
The car came with a few simple bolt ons:
Ralliart boost gauge
Apexi Downpipe
Apexi Power intake and Filter
So far the following has been installed on the car:
Evo X All metal diverter valve
We got a replacement A/c fan from another lancer
Custom 3" Cat-back exhaust was fabricated
BC Racing BR Type Coilovers
Hallman Manual Boost Controller
Stock ECU with Ceddy Mods (Launch control - Antilag - Multimaps - Speed Density)
Car Weight: 2980kg
Full tank of gas + no driver and subs
The goal of this project is to do minor mods which can yield substantial gains. This requires careful selection of parts in question on a needs basis.
The Hallman MBC was installed after the factory boost control solenoid went faulty. We needed a method of controlling boost and the hallman proved rock solid from previous projects.
The factory restrictive exhaust was scrapped in favour of a Mandrel bent 3" system.
The ultimate plan with this car is to convert over to speed density, And I will be documenting the journey along the way. Will post up wiring diagrams, logs etc.





