RSmark
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Brought back in September 2009, after its 1st wash, wax and polish
From early days i was never a big fan of the standard 16' OZ F1 Racing alloys and had plans for a Brembo conversion.
It took a few months to let the tyres on the 16' wear down enough to look into the Evo VI Super Turismo alloys.
Mid March i managed to get hold of some recently refurbed Alloys in Gun Metal Grey these 4 alloys set me back £250.
Then had to save up for some tyres. I got them from Camskill.com, didnt bother with the top spec tyres as i wasn't 100% sure on fitment so opted for 225/45/17(standard evo VI size) Kenda tyres, £210 posted. £20 fitted from a friends friend.
This is how it looked beggining of may(ready for M.O.T)
I had already looked into the brembos back in March and got a full set of calipers, Hel hoses and Rear OMP Pads in a matter of weeks, setting me back almost £400. Lastly i needed discs. I did plenty of research before opting to buy just Grooved discs.
After getting in touch with a friend to fit them we managed to get the full set up fitted yesterday(26.07.10)
There was some problems from the start. Genuine Mitsubishi bolts dont fit Evo IV hubs. altough every other guide i had read through on MLR had said they did, they are however a few mm too long. So once fitted the bolts fouled the discs stopping the car from moving, off to a local car outlet to get some strong washers. Some hours later the end result is as follows:
Front conversion:
Rear conversion:
and finally the whole car!
I must say this is how ALL Evo IVs should of came from factory.
Any comment welcome. Mark.
From early days i was never a big fan of the standard 16' OZ F1 Racing alloys and had plans for a Brembo conversion.
It took a few months to let the tyres on the 16' wear down enough to look into the Evo VI Super Turismo alloys.
Mid March i managed to get hold of some recently refurbed Alloys in Gun Metal Grey these 4 alloys set me back £250.
Then had to save up for some tyres. I got them from Camskill.com, didnt bother with the top spec tyres as i wasn't 100% sure on fitment so opted for 225/45/17(standard evo VI size) Kenda tyres, £210 posted. £20 fitted from a friends friend.
This is how it looked beggining of may(ready for M.O.T)
I had already looked into the brembos back in March and got a full set of calipers, Hel hoses and Rear OMP Pads in a matter of weeks, setting me back almost £400. Lastly i needed discs. I did plenty of research before opting to buy just Grooved discs.
After getting in touch with a friend to fit them we managed to get the full set up fitted yesterday(26.07.10)
There was some problems from the start. Genuine Mitsubishi bolts dont fit Evo IV hubs. altough every other guide i had read through on MLR had said they did, they are however a few mm too long. So once fitted the bolts fouled the discs stopping the car from moving, off to a local car outlet to get some strong washers. Some hours later the end result is as follows:
Front conversion:
Rear conversion:
and finally the whole car!
I must say this is how ALL Evo IVs should of came from factory.
Any comment welcome. Mark.