EvoX 800hp (the engine)

[vermilioN]

Fully Built engine and transmission with an fp black on e85 (with all the supporting mods.. full bolt ons + cams, fuel pump, injectors etc) brands would be mainly ETS and MAP to name a few.. I'm not entirely sure about shops in brisbane.

[anghel132]

You know you'd probably save yourself cash and have more fun buying a smashed Evo and building it from the ground up.

[zedd82]

Unless you have very deep pockets avoid NA Autosport at Slacks Creek. Although he knows evo's he hasn't done much with the X's and I personally don't trust him from my experiences dealing with him.

I personally use Mercury Motorsport, I know a lot of people don't like them and they have a bit of a bad rap due to the previous tuner, but I've never had any issues with them and now that Trent the owner is doing the tuning it is a lot better and more reliable. My 2c

[evil.ralliart]

No use asking until you have the car....so many things will change in well over a year. If you have the funds now why no car? You could be driving it around now. That much HP will cost you more than the car itself you realise.

[rokpapaziz]

Hold on guys, sorry I'm late




Ok go.

[ninjured]

would 800 be the most power in aus?

[zedd82]

There was one in the US that did over 900. Someone posted a video on here somewhere. Just remember once you start getting over 600 can start to loose driveability in a big way, something to consider

[vermilioN]

For a daily driven car on the street 600 will be enough.. It will be fast as hell. Almost everything will need to come from america, look at evo x forums build threads to see what they have done.. Give you an idea.. Sounds like a lot of headaches ahead

[bunnishiwa]

You have a year - teach yourself to do it all. Most stuff, including turbo swaps, is pretty easy once you get down to it.

Nothing is more satisfying than a fast(er) car that is all your own work.