This is where all the magic happens – work shop magic that is. Evasive sells a lot of product but they also build and maintain vehicles in the back of the building.
Like this brand new BRZ, in for a full header-back exhaust system and some dress-up parts. You have to admire any new vehicle owner that buys a car and modifies it several days later. Props to you, whoever you are!
This is Evasive’s new Time Attack project car. I drooled over this GT-R at the SEMA show for way too long. It’s currently under the knife getting the full gamut of go-fast goodies installed in order to be as fast as it looks.
As you can see GReddy parts seem to be a common theme in the engine bay and there’s no doubt this VR38DETT will be making some serious jam in no time.
These are brand new 2015 GT-R headlights. They’ve got the ever-so-popular LED lighting built into them. I read somewhere these are being called the ‘Lightning Bolt’ GT-R headlights since the LED part resembles a lightning bolt.
Ben Sopra produces this second generation kit and the front bumper closely mimics the stock one but with a larger center opening for better airflow and more awesome.
The rear diffuser is also a sight to behold!
But it’s the custom Evasive built center exit exhaust that takes the cake! The only regret I have from this shop tour is that I didn’t hear the GT-R run.
So much cool going on in this photo. That Ben Sopra rear bumper and diffuser look fast standing still, and the massive 20-inch Advan GT wheels wrapped in Yokohama Advan slicks are equally impressive. Look closely and you’ll also notice Project mU 2-piece rotors. Hot damn, this GT-R is what dreams are made of!
And here’s what it looked like in all its dark grey glory at the 2014 SEMA show. Stunning!
Nice coverage Pete! Evasive has been on my bucket list of shops to visit.