 Getting the ball rolling, Ryan decided to tackle the mods by first transforming the GS-R into eye candy for all to enjoy. With this goal at hand, Ryan’s ride was handed over to Patrick Sayama of Yona Guam to start the modifications. Once in Patrick’s hands, he brought out the most unique part about Ryan’s car, which would be the front bumper. With the decision to go with the Black Widow Body kit, some major modifications had to happen to the front bumper, which would become a chore. After seeing the JDM one-piece headlights, the decision was final. The bumper must be hacked. Although this process took about a week to get everything precise and show quality, the bumper has now become one of a kind.  To complement the bumper, a carbon fiber hood was installed along with a set of hood pins to keep it down during high speeds. Another notable bolt on he decided to go with was a set of generation 3 Altezza style taillights. After everything was said and done, Ryan’s ride was covered with Arctic Pearl White paint.
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 To fill the interior with a custom look Ryan decided many different items needed to be added. To get the things moving, Ryan installed a carbon fiber dash kit along with a set of Razo racing pedals, e-brake handle, and shift knob.   You can also find Autometer gauges mounted into the dash on the passenger side for added show points. To bring more of the race style to the cockpit, a Autopower race roll cage was installed.
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