In reply to mazdeuce: Now all they need is massive downforce. You will need a g suit to drive one.
In reply to mazdeuce: Now all they need is massive downforce. You will need a g suit to drive one.
In reply to DaveEstey:
That's... beautiful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1vFR2Ec8pIg
Found one of just the mod: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4izAemHtJLA
Kevin is also one of the nicest guys you'll meet.
DaveEstey wrote:
I'm sorry. The answer we were looking for was "HAAAAAAAAAAAAY!"
The_Jed wrote:
He's on a foot stool.
DaveEstey wrote:
Thanks, just was on Racingjunk.com looking at asphault modifieds... FOR AN HOUR!!!
They're pretty affordable really. If you want more affordable there's usually a local 4 cylinder series that's about 3/4 scale of these.
Insert turbocharged 4-banger and GO.
They ran Lime Rock a few times and once at Watkins Glen
DaveEstey wrote:
If I ever build a locost it will be more like this and less like a 7. I'm hugely in love.
Flight Service wrote:
Awesome. My uncle ran the steam program for the Union Pacific railroad for years. The few times we went to Wyoming to visit, we always went to the yard and see all the cool old steam engines. Even got to ride on a couple! Cool stuff for sure.
mazdeuce wrote:DaveEstey wrote:If I ever build a locost it will be more like this and less like a 7. I'm hugely in love.
Another car to consider that is along the same lines but a little cheaper to buy, consumables are cheap, dead nuts reliable, and still considered closed wheel racing... Thunder Roadster.
mazdeuce wrote: I was mostly wondering if they were symmetric enough. Looks like they are. Add Whelen to my CL searches. Check.
They are so damn cool!!!!
Could this be mine next?
In reply to stanger_missle:
Looks like a Z4 berkeleyed an S2000... almost.
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