This makes me want to do something with my bone-stock but slightly ratty SW20.
This makes me want to do something with my bone-stock but slightly ratty SW20.
Got a video of the car in action?
Mad_Ratel wrote: Got a video of the car in action?
I have some $40 Chinese dashcam footage that I'm splicing a highlight reel together from. A friend has a few hours of GoPro footage as a chase car that he's doing the same with. Once either is complete, I'll toss up the links to them.
Will wrote: This makes me want to do something with my bone-stock but slightly ratty SW20.
It's really really fun to work within such a strict budget. As the challenge has proven for years.
It is beautiful, I wouldn't have done it any other way myself.
This thing is perfection. Well done, sir
Awesome, just awesome
The third team in the rally got some decent footage of us "bothering" other motorists.
Last post in the thread - I sold Sweet Chili Heat for $2700 thus completing everything required of the event for which it was built for.
Here it is being driven away by it's new owner.
Sad to see it go!
indeed. what's next?
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to see what you have in store for us next
Hungary Bill wrote: Can't wait to see what you have in store for us next
Many many thing are on the horizon. My wifes CB400F is getting reassembled this winter. Her RX8 is getting some much needed love (shocks are miled out) and my fat mustang is getting it's suspension worked over so it can start slaying cones.
Dude. 
(Runs to CL to start looking for another FB...)
Something just popped up for sale locally: Sweet Chili Heat is being sold again
In reply to McTinkerson :
I don't know how I missed this before but great work and write up.
If you want to do another rally there is one that takes off from Lethbridge each year. Budget is only $700 though.
Where did you get that rotary engine compression tester? that thing is neato.
"Texas of Canada" you say? Must be a fellow Albertan. The old 4KRUZN sticker on the hood almost confirms it came from Conroy. Calgary or Edmonton?
fidelity101 said:Where did you get that rotary engine compression tester? that thing is neato.
The compression tester is from Twisted Rotors. He stopped selling them and now offers the plans and parts lists for free to build one yourself. Most expensive part is the 200psi pressure transducer.
twopointwo said:"Texas of Canada" you say? Must be a fellow Albertan. The old 4KRUZN sticker on the hood almost confirms it came from Conroy. Calgary or Edmonton?
Edmonton area. Been in the local rotary game since 2004.
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