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Posted By Ali on December 22nd, 2008

BoostLabs.com New Website Redesign is Launched

After the sale of the communities, I decided to take Boost Labs towards a new direction, Internet Marketing. Internet Marketing has always been a passion of mine. Next to cars it was something that always grabbed my attention. It was only logical for me to pursue my passion by refocusing the company to specialize in the field.

Starting from scratch again is always exciting for me and I can’t think of anything better to do then to help others build high traffic quality sites.

Official Press Release:

BoostLabs.com New Website Redesign.

Gaithersburg, Maryland, December 22nd, 2008 – After four years of maintaining the same website look, BoostLabs.com has launched a new website redesign. The founder, Ali Allage, redesigned BoostLabs.com after a decision to change the company’s focus to Internet Marketing Consulting. “After the sale of our community forums, I was surprised to see how many companies were asking for our help to grow their website traffic the same way we did for ourselves. Many didn’t really understand what was completely involved in our internet marketing efforts, so I decided to setup our new company website showing what specifically we have to offer”, said Allage.

The website was created to help visitors understand what Internet Marketing is and how Boost Labs can help. “Internet Marketing or Online Marketing is a general term that often gets mistaken for SEO services only. There are many other aspects behind Internet Marketing and with our new website redesign I hope it makes it easier for visitors to understand what it is all about”, said Allage.

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Posted By Ali on December 20th, 2008

1998 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS: Project TrackWhore :: Part 4 : Paint

Welcome to Part 4 of the Project TrackWhore build.  With the holidays coming up, as well as, being swamped with work, I haven’t had the time to update this project as fast as I would have liked.  Nevertheless, let’s see the car fresh out of paint:

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Color of choice: Evo MR Grey.

After seeing the finished product, Project Phoenix created by John2.5RS and coming from the Evo world with EvolutionM, I thought the color was appropriate.

A week prior to  paint day, I decided to order a few body parts to thrown in with the car in the paint booth:

1. Version 5 Rear Wing

2. Rear Spats

3. 99 RS Front Bumper (replaces the older 98 front bumper)

4. Aluminum Hood

5. 22B Front Fenders (Replica)

Overall I’m very happy with the paint job from A&D (they don’t have a website, but you can call them at (301) 279-9900).  The color came out very nicely and I couldn’t be happier with the color choice.  I’m also very happy that the fenders in the rear were rolled prior to paint, since I have a notorious habit of chipping paint when I try to roll them myself.

Next item on the list of to-do’s is to get the car back to DPS Tuning and start the chassis prep for the new parts going into the car.

Just a hint: removal of sound deadening, painting tub, installing new wiring harness, and more.  Check back here soon for the next article.

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Posted By Ali on December 17th, 2008

Subaru Impreza GC8 version IV Camshafts From Cosworth

We are pleased to announce the availability of Cosworth Camshafts for the Subaru Impreza GC8 version IV (prod date 9/1997) – version VI (prod date 8/2000. These cams produce a broad power band with excellent response. Ground from new cores.

Application: GC8 version IV STi (prod date 9/1997) – version VI (prod date 8/2000), 22B all, S201 all, and P1 (UK special).

Duration = 270°    Valve Lift = 10.4mm

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Posted By Ali on December 17th, 2008

Cosworth’s New- Ultra High Performance Cylinder Head Studs

Available now for the Mitsubishi 4B11 and 4G63.

Essential for high performance engine builds, heavy duty head studs reduce cylinder head movement in high boost or high compression engines optimizing cylinder head to block sealing. Cosworth Ultra High Performance Head Studs are manufactured from H11 tool steel with 260,000psi tensile strength and come complete with nuts and washers. Manufactured with hex broach end for ease of installation. Additionally, genuine Cosworth head studs utilize a base seating feature to evenly distribute maximum load on the stud and not the threads. This feature is typically found only in high level race engines.

Features:

  • Essential for high power applications
  • Superior strength compared to other brands
  • High clamping force helps to seal block to cylinder head joint
  • Hex broach ends ease installation
  • Roll Die formed threads
  • 260ksi+ (260,000psi+) tensile strength
  • Special heat treat process includes heating in vacuum sealed furnace and quenched in a nitrogen chamber for precision control.
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Posted By Ali on December 17th, 2008

Cosworth EVO X Valve Spring Upgrade (4B11)

Available Now! Single valve spring upgrade for the Mitsubishi 4B11T (Evolution X). Cosworth High RPM Valve Springs are wound from the world’s finest Japanese Kobe steel and feature dual chamfered ends to reduce wear on seats and retainers. Our High performance springs have been engineered with increased seat pressure along with higher lift capability for optimum performance potential and improved valve control. Single spring design allows easy installation with no machining required and is perfect for typical high performance use. Compatible with OE spring retainers.

  • Manufactured from the finest Japanese Kobe steel
  • Single spring design for easy installation
  • Dual chamfered ends
  • Increased performance
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Posted By Ali on December 17th, 2008

Cosworth Mitsubishi 4G63 94mm (2.2L) Billet racing Crankshaft

We are pleased to announce the release of our new light weight racing stroker crankshaft for the Mitsubishi 4G63. This 94mm crankshaft is machined from heat treated EN40B steel and features an Isotropic Superfinish for superior friction reduction and lubrication properties. This revised crank is significantly lighter than previous versions and is available separately or in our 2.2L stroker kit and assembled high performance 2.2L 4G63 short block. Lighter rotating components help increase engine response and reduce the stress on other rotating components. This crankshaft is proudly manufactured at our world class facility in Northampton England. Unlike many respected companies now offering engine components that are allegedly manufactured at their facilities in Japan but actually made off shore, we control every aspect of design and manufacturing. And with over 50 years of engine design and manufacturing, Cosworth has the intimate knowledge of the interaction between engine components making our matched parts the perfect combination for maximum reliable performance.

Features

  • Heat treated EN40B steel
  • Full flow oiling
  • Profiled counterweights
  • Machined for lightness
  • Superfinish process

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Posted By Ali on December 3rd, 2008

1998 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS: Project TrackWhore :: Part 3 : New Parts

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The UPS man was kind enough to stop by this week and drop off some new parts for the project build.  Some items are new and some are used.  Here’s a list of what came in:

  1. JDM Subaru Imreza STI Motor – Version 8:  Came With a JDM ECU and Twin Scroll Turbo.
  2. Subaru Impreza STI Top Mount Intercooler With Stock Blow off Valve.
  3. Subaru Impreza STI 6 Speed Transmission
  4. Stance AL Pro Suspension
  5. Subaru Impreza STI Brembo Brakes
  6. ARP Wheel Studs
  7. Lugnuts
  8. Subaru Impreza Air Intake Box
  9. Subaru Impreza STI Intake Manifold
  10. TGV’s
  11. JDM Subaru Impreza STI Wiring Harness and RS Merge
  12. Version 4 Gauge Cluster with DCCD
  13. Enkei RPF1 17 inch Wheels
  14. Bridgestone Potenza RE01R (235 tire width)

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