** Evosport CLK63 Black Series Project **
I guess we have it good here in Illinois, a vehicle has to be 4 years old before it is even put in the "lottery" to be emissions tested. Once in the "lottery" you just wait to be picked, considering that they only pick about 10-12% of the cars eligible for testing you have a 90% that you will not be picked. That is why I choose to eliminate my cats completely. I'm 36 years old and have owned dozens of cars over the years and only had one get emissions tested. Want to hear the best part? The car, my 95 M3 has no cats, it looks like It has cats, I just hollowed it out and ran a straight exhaust tube right through it. Passed with flying colors.This was a few years ago, before they started doing the OBD (on board diagnostic) testing, all they did was a visual inspection, the gas cap check and hook the hose up to the tail pipes. So I'm safe for at least 4 years, I'll address the emissions issue if and when it happens.

It won't stay mint forever...wreck it buy a new one!
Last edited by jrcart; Feb 22, 2008 at 11:40 PM.
Your car is gonna be sick bro.
If you are gonna take it to willow, I might be able to make it and we can do some side by side comparisions and I might be able to get our Daytona Prototype driver/team owner, Gene Sigal, to come out and drive both cars. That way we'd have a very accurate comparison.

They are easily replacable and if I were to sell the car I'd take it off.... I get MB parts @ cost.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG

Although Burns does outstanding work, we have the technical and engineering ability in house to build these bits to fit the cars specifically (dimensionally and flow-wise), so we do it here. It is certainly more expensive to do it this way, but it is the only way to make sure the quality and end-product are what we want them to be.
Last edited by Simon @ evosport; Feb 26, 2008 at 08:18 PM.

Also, it is 56 WHEEL, which = 65 HP. This was header, exhaust and software. Pulley and airbox mods will be additional HP. The airbox mods have been completed and the production pulley kit was delayed (this car is leaving tomorrow, so the pulley will be added in Chicago).
We have done a pretty good amount of testing on air-box mods (including multiple filters). The modifications that were done are not in this dyno but are on the car. I am not going to list publicly the mods done as I am not willing to give our competition the recipe.
It has not been on the dyno with the Dymags or the airbox mods. We are just out of time, and I am not sure it will be on the dyno again. We are going to try to make one final pass tomorrow night, but the car might be gone already.
The software tuning was also not completed, and since this dyno road testing has refined the program.
As for the other tuner, well 30 hp v 65 hp - I think that speaks for itself. We pride ourselves on maximizing every angle of performance, not just taking the easy road.
As for a shorty header, I am very interested to see if it is a header or a log manifold. I see no way that a true header can be made in that space. If someone has figured it out, I would love to see the design and would applaud them. It is still a lot less HP though (less then half). Remember the first HP is the easiest, each and every single one after that costs much more then the first.

Thanks!
Thanks! We are lucky to have great people!
OK - the BIG news.....
The car is 99% done. Teaser shots:




Thanks
Brad
Yikes....
I would be very hesitant to drive it around LA in that condition.
Jcart - If you come up to LA, be very careful....the roads have gotten so bad I guarantee you will rip that front end off. First intersection that comes to mind is Wilshire and Comstock....it's like a friggin ditch in the middle of the road. Seriously man, be careful....
Yikes....
I would be very hesitant to drive it around LA in that condition.
Jcart - If you come up to LA, be very careful....the roads have gotten so bad I guarantee you will rip that front end off. First intersection that comes to mind is Wilshire and Comstock....it's like a friggin ditch in the middle of the road. Seriously man, be careful....
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What time are you coming in, I will be down that way from 10-12p maybe we can meet up
You still down to run at the track?
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What time are you coming in, I will be down that way from 10-12p maybe we can meet up
You still down to run at the track?

Although Burns does outstanding work, we have the technical and engineering ability in house to build these bits to fit the cars specifically (dimensionally and flow-wise), so we do it here. It is certainly more expensive to do it this way, but it is the only way to make sure the quality and end-product are what we want them to be.

I think you'll need to stock some spare front spoilers.
The wheels look great on a side profile view.
Where are the photos of the new rotors...?
I'll post up photos of what I'm doing to enhance a second set of stock wheels for street use when I'm finished.
"Once you drive a black, you'll never go back"...
Last edited by MACHC5; Feb 27, 2008 at 02:31 AM.

I think you'll need to stock some spare front spoilers.
The wheels look great on a side profile view.
Where are the photos of the new rotors...?
I'll post up photos of what I'm doing to enhance a second set of stock wheels for street use when I'm finished.
"Once you drive a black, you'll never go back"...

Yea, the profile of this offset on the wheels is amazing.
Lets see those wheels! Black with Time Attack stripe?
thanks
Brad




Now combine those wheels with the 360 Forged one and you'll have all carbon fiber wheels. 
