It's alive!!!!
The tubular wheels were smooth and light but I decided to go clinchers because I will be riding this daily and would be less of a hassle to repair on the spot.
Frame: Kilo TT
Fork: Kilo TT
Stem: Uno w/ 1" to 1 1/8" shim
Bars: Generic Pursuits
Grips: Generic Track Grips
Headset: Origin 8 1" Sealed
Front Wheel: Formula Hubs laced to Mavic CXP33
Front Tire: Continental Grand Prix 4000, 23C
Rear Wheel: Formula Hub laced to Mavic CXP33, Formula Cog and Lock Ring 16T
Rear Tire: Continental Ultra Race, 23C
Cranks: Truvativ Tuoro w/ Suntour 52T ring
Chain: TaYa 1/8"
Pedals: Suntour Track Pedals w. Origin 8 straps
Seatpost: SR Laprade 26.8
Saddle: Fizik Arione w/ detachable Saddle bag

and if you guys are wondering about those bikes in the back, my dad went semi-pro for a while but doesn't have that kind of time anymore but he still rides frequently just not the whole training hard aspect. and that's not even half of his equipment.

Why not get -17 stem instead?

the stem was something i had laying the in the garage already. I was just trying to keep it a budget build. it kind of compensates for the pursuits not having as much of a drop as I wanted

We should make a thread just for Kilo TT's!

Don't be crazy!

I understand there's a thread for that but I wanted to showcase it individually

I forgot you're special. Sorry.

If everyone "showcased their bikes individually", this forum would be quite ridiculous.

Please post in the existing Kilo thread.

You should snag some wheels off your dad.

flame on!