Hey, this is my peanut eye STi!
 

Bought it recently, only just got around to uploading pics. A few of you might know me already haha. MY04 STi (EJ207)

before supertone install
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/IVVjrXf.jpg?1?9552[/IMG]

after:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/Sf1BW3S.jpg?1?6984[/IMG]


Came with the following mods:
- 3" hks catless turboback exhaust
- hks CAI (changing soon)
- APS twin vent BOV (forge full recirc purchased, will hopefully be here soon..)
- alpine sound system
- kartboy short shifter

What I have done to it (so far):
- walbro 255 lph fuel pump
- front strut brace, front and rear whiteline adjustable sway bars
- installed hella supertone horns
- urethane front lip

What I will be doing soon:
- ecutek tune
- mishimoto coolant hose kit (current top hose is showing signs of wear)


Cheers guys!

welcome!

Looks very clean, goodjob! Be sure to post your dyno sheet when you get the ecutek tune :)

nice pickup. out of curiousity what are you changing the HKS CAI to?

[QUOTE=Straner;784609]welcome!

Looks very clean, goodjob! Be sure to post your dyno sheet when you get the ecutek tune :)[/QUOTE]
Thanks! Yeah will do

[QUOTE=dnbosiris;784615]nice pickup. out of curiousity what are you changing the HKS CAI to?[/QUOTE]
Not sure yet, thinking possibly k&n. Any suggestions?

[QUOTE=Arcade_West;784619]Not sure yet, thinking possibly k&n. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]

yeah i'd probably get the K&N or the ARC intake kit :)

The performance difference between them will be negligible, pick on cost and what you like the look of.

I've noticed everyone upgrades the fuel pump and have been thinking about doing it...
What is the purpose? Will it decrease mileage?

[QUOTE=Lukester17;794530]I've noticed everyone upgrades the fuel pump and have been thinking about doing it...
What is the purpose? Will it decrease mileage?[/QUOTE]

I thought the general consensus was more flow/higher pressure, for aging fuel pumps, it is cheap insurance to replace them.

[QUOTE=Soksta;794533]I thought the general consensus was more flow/higher pressure, for aging fuel pumps, it is cheap insurance to replace them.[/QUOTE]

This.