Engine Components
Engine: 2.0L 4G63 Turbo (7 Bolt block)
Turbo: Precision Turbo 6235 Ball Bearing
Throttle Body: S90 70mm
Pistons: Wiseco Extreme Duty E85 Series Forged (85.5mm)
Connecting Rods: Manley Performance “Turbo Tuff” Steel I Beam
Fuel Injectors: FIC BlueMax 2150cc Hi-Z with Resistor Pack Delete
Fuel Pump (in tank): Walbro 450
Fuel Filter: Russell Competition Fuel Filters 40 Micron Reusable Filter
Fuel Pressure Regulator: STM Tuned E85 Safe FPR
Valve Springs: Supertech Dual High Tension Valve Springs
Head Studs: ARP L19s
Cams: Kelford 272/272
Cam Pulleys: AMS Adjustable
Crankshaft: Stock, balanced and polished
Engine Control Unit / Tune
Currently running the stock ECU with DSMLink / ECMLink v3. This allows me to connect via USB to the car and monitor, backup fuel maps, and swap fuel maps on the fly. The car is currently mapped for E85, but I will soon be getting it remapped and tuned for both E85 and 91/93 Octane. This will allow me to run either fuel by simply switching the maps using ECMLink.
I am planning to upgrade to a standalone Haltech Elite 1500 this fall (2020) before dynoing the car again as I will be able to run Flex Fuel and a bunch more engine safety features.
Suspension / Wheels / Drivetrain
Coilovers: Kai Office, These were installed on the car in Japan and are still in perfect working order on the car.
Wheels: Rays Volk Daytona Racing 707
Differential Bushings: SuperPro Polyurethane (spf2544k, spf2543k, spf2546k)
Drivetrain: Fully built transmission, transfer case, and differential by TMZ Performance
Clutch: Quarter Master Gear-drive 7.25″ Twin Disk Clutch
Safety Equipment
Seat Belts: Genuine Takata Drift III 3 Inch Harnesses
Roll Cage: Safety 21 4 Point Roll Cage
Harness Bar: Braum Universal Harness Bar with custom manufactured mounting brackets for the Evo III (designed by me!)
Fire Suppression: Cabin Mounted H3R Fire Extingusher
Electrical
Battery: Trunk Mounted Optima Red Top
Circuit Breaker: Omron 150 amp Circuit Breaker mounted on battery box
Cooling
Radiator: Koyorad 53mm Radiator
Overflow Tank: Mishimoto Overflow Tank