Hdoan112's epic voltex and turbo college student build thread!
04-18-2016, 03:28 PM
#81
06-01-2016, 09:52 AM
#83
I finally graduated from ASU after 7 long years (I changed a major a lot those first few years) with my bachelor of science in business management, I guess this is no longer considered a college student build, lol.
I got some 25mm spacers for the rear from Science of Speed, so now my rear wheel specs at 18x10.5-3 with a 275/35, here's the car at its first show with the new setup, HIN Phoenix 2016
won 2nd place Honda at HIN, losing to my friend Tho, which was well deserved
went to Cali this weekend to go to wekfest long beach, here's a pic of me and my friend Alejandro after 5 hours of driving, almost to our hotel
Went to Seibon and picked up a Mugen style hood. As much as I love buying real parts and supporting the jdm companies, I can't bring myself to spend $4,000 on a real Mugen hood, the fitment on this is actually pretty good
here's a couple pics at the car wash the night before wekfest
DSC_8267 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
DSC_8265 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
Rolling into wekfest
_MG_5329EWM by Bryant Nguyen, on Flickr
at wekfest
DSC_8288 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
_MG_5346EWM by Bryant Nguyen, on Flickr
after wekfest
DSC_8295 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
DSC_8296 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
DSC_8304 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
I got some 25mm spacers for the rear from Science of Speed, so now my rear wheel specs at 18x10.5-3 with a 275/35, here's the car at its first show with the new setup, HIN Phoenix 2016
won 2nd place Honda at HIN, losing to my friend Tho, which was well deserved
went to Cali this weekend to go to wekfest long beach, here's a pic of me and my friend Alejandro after 5 hours of driving, almost to our hotel
Went to Seibon and picked up a Mugen style hood. As much as I love buying real parts and supporting the jdm companies, I can't bring myself to spend $4,000 on a real Mugen hood, the fitment on this is actually pretty good
here's a couple pics at the car wash the night before wekfest
DSC_8267 by Henry Doan, on FlickrDSC_8265 by Henry Doan, on FlickrRolling into wekfest
_MG_5329EWM by Bryant Nguyen, on Flickrat wekfest
DSC_8288 by Henry Doan, on Flickr_MG_5346EWM by Bryant Nguyen, on Flickrafter wekfest
DSC_8295 by Henry Doan, on FlickrDSC_8296 by Henry Doan, on FlickrDSC_8304 by Henry Doan, on Flickr
06-01-2016, 01:18 PM
#85
I live in Arizona and I never had overheating issues until this past weekend driving back from California. Even then, it only went up 1 bar, before I noticed, and all I did was turn off my a/c and drive less than 80mph and it was normal again. Keep in mind, I was driving for 6 hours in the middle of the day, so it was kinda expected lol. I also have a Full blown motorsports aluminum radiator, dual spal fans (1 slim and 1 extreme performance), and also a vented hood. I still normally run ac as well.
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