glen

two subaru ej20s welded into a X pattern.

one of them ford/Mazda spec v6's that yoeddy put in the viva. i think the 2.5 was rated at 200hp ?

an anti-lag system would be great at getting the turbo up to heater temp in the morning.

mazda 2L dohc FE3 motor.

Paint it to match the austin.

Baddass, Banging gears while dragging the bumper

Group B Spec Rx7 would make a awesome drift car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=15&v=N-hMT3iIMQY

I'm fairly sure i read somewhere that Toyota had AM General consult with them about the design. 

Awesome, Do you race it ?

have you thought about swapping in a 1300 or 1600 4 cylinder to get into Class 5 or 3 rather than Class 1 with the Big dogs?

So throttle body injection ?

could save the work and adapt the set up from a falcon.

Not sure i think they are running 1.3 or 1.6 suzuki 4 bangers with big turbos 

cept this one is 13b

Mental Dirt drag suzukis

skip past all the bullshit at the start.

When you accidentally go from 3rd to 1st.

this is what i have read.

i found this on the race cars in sheds FB page.

 

 

Falken tyres do not have heavier sidewalls than other brands, the loophole was created by the Falken European agent with basically a memo, and this was never distributed by Falken in NZ, but by a third party. They have accepted this document for low volume certs, and Falken sold a fair few tyres on this basis, but they never offered warranty on stretched tyres, so they are now covering themselves for this as Falken factory recommended fitments fall in line with every other tyre company. This was always going to happen, and it was surprising the loophole existed this long.

Falken tires says no more stance for you.

 

Falken Tyres NZ distributor have released a service bulletin going out to all nz Falken tyre distributors as well as all NZ LVVTA certifiers in regards to the stretching of Falken branded tyres.

For a while now many have used Falken branded tyres stretching onto wide rims because of a printed document stating Falken branded tyres to legally stretch further than that of other brands and the lvvta tyre compatibility guide.

THIS IS NOW VOID & FALKEN TYRES FALL UNDER THE SAME TYRE COMPATIBILITY GUIDE ISSUED BY THE LVVTA

PLEASE FIND LINK BELOW FOR LVVTA TYRE STRETCH GUIDELINES

http://www.lvvta.org.nz/…/LVVTA_Info_01-2009_V2_Tyre_Size_t…

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE THIS WITH PEOPLE THIS MAY EFFECT BUILDING MODIFIED CARS TO MEET CERTIFICATION STANDARDS

 

 

 

 

 

Lancia !

TBH I never considered that, your probably right