Cosworth 280-degree camshafts...
Cosworth 280-degree camshafts feed a custom port and polished head by Titan Motorsports
With a motor now built to a level Eddie was comfortable with, he turned his attention to the rest of the car. Knowing how competent the stock Evo already is, he kept the build for the rest of the car fairly straightforward. The brakes are comprised of a lightweight Wilwood setup from AMS. Up front, this system features floating 11.75-inch vented rotors squeezed by fixed four-piston calipers, floating 11.5-inch rotors in the rear, and stainless steel braided lines.
A set of A'PEXi coilovers suspends the car atop GT7 wheels from Volk Racing, wrapped in BFGoodrich drag radial rubber. The suspension was fine-tuned by Eddie's friends over at Junior Tire & Accessory, and the end result provides stable, composed handling through any tight turns Orlando can throw at it.
Excess air is dealt with through...
Excess air is dealt with through a TiAL 44mm external wastegate and atmospheric blow-off valve.
If the plethora of graphics and sponsor logos adorning the yellow paint wasn't enough of a clue at this Evo's intentions, a quick peek around back at the Simmons parachute will get the message across. The interior is equally business-oriented, with a monster 10-point rollcage and a pair of Sparco harnesses strapped to the Ultra Shield aluminum seats. All of the safety equipment, including a full Sparco racing suit for the driver, came courtesy of Titan Motorsports. The Momo steering wheel and Auto Meter gauges also help to provide Eddie and Oscar with the right environment and information as they attempt to rewrite the laws of physics each time they mash the loud pedal to the floor.
A'PEXi NR-1 coilovers help...
A'PEXi NR-1 coilovers help deliver a record-setting 9.21 at 153 mph
At this stage you'd imagine Eddie would be satisfied with his car's current tuning level, but he promises much more to come in the not-so-distant future. He and Jonathan Hon at Titan Motorsports have already begun sorting out a turbo swap to a GT42R, and tuning wizard Rolo at Central Florida Turbo is also waiting in the wings, ready to get the new turbo setup running optimally. Eddie believes this is all it will take for his 3,240-pound daily driver to break the 8-second barrier. You can bet we'll be there reporting back to you when it happens. Until then, we recommend anyone stopping through Orlando to swing by Proccolino's Pizza to see this car for yourself, and enjoy a slice while you're there.
Specs
Engine
Mitsubishi 4G63
GT40R/94R turbocharger (67 trim)
Gato Performance intercooler (24 inches x 12 inches x 4 inches)
TiAL 44mm external wastegate
TiAL atmospheric blow-off valve
APS 3.5-inch downpipe
CP forged pistons
Crower forged rods
ARP L-19 rod bolts
Cosworth camshafts (280-degree duration, 11.5mm lift, intake and exhaust)
Fidanza cam gears
Ferrea valvetrain
Titan Motorsports machined cylinder head (port, polish, C&C, five-angle valve job)
Gato Performance intake manifold
Wilson 80mm throttle body
APS 3.5-inch stainless steel exhaust
Weldon fuel pump
Walbro 255lph in-tank fuel pump
Precision 1,200cc injectors
Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator
Titan Motorsports surge tank
Spark Tech ignition system
Drivetrain
Tilton clutch (dual carbon)
Tilton flywheel
TRE transfer case
Suspension/Chassis
A'PEXi N1 coilovers
Wheels/Tires/Brakes
AMS Wilwood brake system
18x8.5 Volk Racing GT7 wheels
245/45 BFGoodrich Drag Radial tires
Exterior
Beatrush under panel
Beatrush bushings
Varis hood
Varis front lip
Interior
Ultra Shield aluminum seats
Auto Meter 58mm gauge
Sparco harnesses