I visited the dealership recently and took these pictures. I'll be going back to take more as they take the car apart even further. The 5000 mile service is fairly comprehensive.

 

 

Jacob, one of two techs qualified to work on the CGT

 

Great shots!

 

Amazing photography

 

So this was more than two high school dropouts doing a quickie oil change with the "mystery filter" they spun on for $19.95 ?

(Well, it costs more if you want new oil added back into your car. But, you get a full oil change in 10 minutes or you get a free bag of pork rinds.)

 

Very nice pictures Jason, nice coverage.

Quite the detailed service.

 

I LOOOOVVVEEE that car!!! Who does it belong to Jason? Nice pics.

 

Kuzi??

 

^^ yes, that is Kuzi's yellow CGT!

 

Wow. Wonderful detailed shots Jason. Thanks for sharing.

 

Jason, Thank you for forwarding me the pictures. They are absolutely fantastic, and look great posted here. It was a pleasure to have you at the shop. Thank you for introducing me to William. I hope I answered all of your questions in full. If I can be of any help in the future please do not hesitate to ask.

-Jacob

 

I went back today after being contacted by Jacob, the server technician working on this car, informing me that more of the components had been taken apart and that he'd gone as far as he'd needed. It'd be a good time for me to take more pictures and so I took some more:

All the parts laid out


Screws, fasteners, bolts, etc all organized


Even under the skin, there's CF components


Rear suspension components under the covers


Nothing but "tailight"


Rear brakes (note the e-brake caliper on the lower right)


Rear shock


Interlock tab for center hub unit


Some of the many tubings


The black tube leads air into the rear rotor cooling it


Close up of rear caliper


Front brakes (note the ventings)


Passenger side mirror


Components all laid out


Some of the many foreign made components used


Rear bumper


Rear side fenders


Wheels and battery


Top view of battery


Instructions given

 

Rear suspension components from the top


Close up of tailights


Loosing up the lower arms


Rear e-brake caliper by Brembo


The view from behind the rear bumper


Engine bay


Towel to protect the ceramic rotor


Carbon fiber air box


Engine heads


Getting ready to tighten the suspension components with straps


Components again


Straps in place


Close up of straps holding suspension components up


Two of the major wiring sockets


Lower A-arms released from below


View from below


View from below again


Arms unbolted


Rear quarter view from below


Side view showing the A-arms unbolted

 

Front right brakes


Suspension components from underneath


Can you see the fender openings on the right?


A better view


CF brake duct leading cool air to the rotor


Another view of the brake duct


Rear brake duct is made of plastic leading straight up like a periscope


Brake duct from underneath