Owner: Philip Gialopsos
Car: 2013 Scion FRS
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Date of Delivery: 11/24/2012

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NA ENGINE BAY:

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UNDER THE HOOD:
Vortech Supercharger running on 12PSI (3.124 Vortech Pulley)
EcuTek tune from Marin in AZ86
Cusco Strut Bar /MCB
Mishimoto Baffled Oil Catch Can
Mishimoto Thermostatic Oil Cooler
Light Weight Pulley Set (Crank, Alt and Water Pump)
HKS EL 2.5 Header
Nameless 2.5" Over/Mid Pipe Combo w/ High Flow Cat and Resonator
Perrin 3" Cat Back Exhaust
TRD Battery Tie Down
fteightysix Hood struts
Unichip Tuned (Sold)
Injen Short Ram CAI (Sold)
AVO Drop-In Filter w/ Inlet Hose (Sold)

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SUSPENSION:
Bilstein b14 Coilovers
SPC LCAs and Front Camber Bolts
Whiteline 22mm Front Sway
Whiteline Front End Links
Goodridge Stainless Steel Lines
StopTech Street Pads
15mm Front Spacers/25mm Rear Spacers
H&R Super Sport Springs (Sold)

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WHEELS:
1999 18x7.5 +53 OZ Racing ProDrive w/ BF Goodrich g-Force Sport Comp-2 225/40

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EXTERIOR:
JDM GT86 Headlights
APR Carbon Fiber Side Mirrors
PIAA Wiper Blades
BeatSonic Shark Fin Antenna
Nigel JDM Rain Guards
JDM Colin Tail Lights
OEM Clear Side Markers
OEM Fog Lights/Bezels/Harness
TRD Front Lip
TRD Duckbill Spoiler
TRD Windshield Bannor
TRD Valve Stem Caps
OEM Mud Flaps
Red GT86 Side Pistons
F N A Kit3 4th break
fteightysix Switchback LEDs
Toyota Emblem, Hood and Trunk
GrimmSpeed License Plate Relocation Kit Sold
GT86 Trunk Emblem (Sold)

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INTERIOR:
GT86 Dual Climate Control Unit DIY Install
JPM CoachWorks Leather w/ Red Stitching Gauge Cluster Hood
OEM Red Stitched Speaker Panels
OEM Red Stitched E-break Boot
OEM Red Stitched Knee Pads
OEM Euro Armrest
OEM Frameless Rear View Mirror
TRD Ebreak cover
TRD Shift knob
TRD Seat Belt Covers
Cusco E-Brake Button
YoSpeed Custom Keg Lyph Mafya Center Plaque w/ Door Stills and License Plate
Di-NOC Black Carbon Fiber (15 trim pieces) w/custom red stitching
Black Traction Buttons
Red Footwell Lighting
Trunk and Map LEDs
Weathertech Floor Mats
Keg Lyph Mafya Flip Key

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POP THE TRUNK:
OEM GT86 Top Trunk Mat
GT86 Iron on Patch on Trunk Mat
2 Custom AudioWerks Non-Ported Fiberglass Boxes
2 10" Hertz ES250 Subs
Alpine X-Series 1000W Amp
Dynamat Whole Trunk and Doors
Kicker Wiring
Booze

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Ill probably update with pictures as I go and update this post
THANK YOU FOR CHECKING OUT MY BUILD!!!

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:cheers:

Originally Posted by PERRIN_Chris (Post 1471140) In for the Doge pics.

Originally Posted by Canehda (Post 1472013) I love your boxes in the trunk… much nice. such cool. very bass. wow

Originally Posted by sklimo (Post 1473249) Found this pic of Jessica and Britney with KEG jr from Hooterz meet :cheers:

Originally Posted by AG3NT_5CARFAC3 (Post 1473199) Thanks! They were made at Audioworks in Tewksbury, MA. :)

Originally Posted by Canehda (Post 1474296) Very cool, i like that solution better than removing the tire and tools, plus it looks like it makes really good use of the space. Quick question though, I know my BRZ has a little button on the drivers side in the trunk that is like a trunk killswitch, is this found in the frs and is it a problem to relocate?

Originally Posted by AG3NT_5CARFAC3 (Post 1474510) The boxes are screwed into the frame of the car; 2 screws for each box. At lvl 30 on the headunit, it sounds great! I can bring the lvl up to max with not too much distortion from the system :) As for the trunk button on the inside of the trunk, left side; the FRS does come with that switch to cancel (or lock) the trunk. By pressing in the cancel button (or unplugging the button) when you try to unlock the trunk via unlock trunk on the key, it will not "pop" open; you would need to manually insert the key into the trunk if you take out the button or click the cancel switch. As for relocation, you can, but keep in mind that you do not have a lot of slack to use and Subaru put it there for a reason. I suppose you could extend the wires and mount the switch wherever you wish. Hope this helps! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask! :cheers:

Originally Posted by Canehda (Post 1475038) definitely making me interested in doing something similar, I like the idea of screwing it straight to the frame, I did something similar in my truck and you don't need to have the bass drone to really feel it throughout the car! i'm probably not going to be doing a project like this until the mid summer but i'm definitely going to bookmark this thread for future reference! thanks again! :cheers: