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gon3r 09-22-2008 07:50 PM

twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 
it isn't complete, but is well on its way. thought it was a cool project. it is a kit car from a place that builds replica kits somewhere in michigan, i think they are called race car replicas. there is a local shop that puts them toghether here. this is another 1UZ engine with twin kkk turbos all putting power through a porsche tranny of some type. it will make 750hp when it is all done. i'm not sure how heavy it will be but it is a complete aluminum frame so i can't imagine it is more than a couple thousand pounds. there is some pretty baller parts on this thing, especially the fully billet cnc control arms.
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HMTdmc 09-22-2008 07:55 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 
Thats really cool. I'll totally build something like that when I get a place with a garage

CXyD 09-22-2008 08:07 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 
Is that one of those Ultima GT kit cars?

CspecRun 09-22-2008 08:27 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 

Originally Posted by 92CXyD
Is that one of those Ultima GT kit cars?

It looks a good deal like one, but I think it's a lil different. The headlights look different from the Ultima's I have seen. That is an awesome car though. I think those Toyota V8's have worlds of potential.

HMTdmc 09-22-2008 11:33 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 

Originally Posted by CspecRun
It looks a good deal like one, but I think it's a lil different. The headlights look different from the Ultima's I have seen. That is an awesome car though. I think those Toyota V8's have worlds of potential.

Yeah it makes my pee pee hard!

buk9tp 09-22-2008 11:42 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 
http://www.race-car-replicas.com/

buk9tp 09-22-2008 11:44 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 
http://www.superlitecars.com/


Rolling Kit Package: $43,995
(suspension hung, steering fitted, brake calipers & rotors fitted, brake lines in situ, body pinned & aligned, wheels & tires fitted)

Chassis
Aluminium Tig welded
6-point roll cage utilising DOM CNC bent seamless steel tubing
Left-Hand or Right-Hand Drive
Engine bay will accept any longitudinal engine trans package
Seat Belt mounts included

Suspension
CNC billet aluminum unequal length upper and lower arms front & rear
CNC billet aluminum uprights front & rear
Pushrod rear suspension
QA1 Aluminum Double Adjustable Shocks - truly independent double adjustable with 24 compression & 24 rebound adjustments with evenly spaced valving changes.
QA1 Springs

Steering
Full Electric Tilt & Adjustable in/out Steering Column
Collapsible steering column
Quick release steering wheel

Brakes
6 piston calipers front & rear, 330mm 2 piece vented & slotted rotors on front, 300mm 2 piece vented & slotted rotors on the rear
Triple pedals in stainless steel with master cylinders and brake bias adjuster
CV joint stub axles
Stainless steel brake lines with Braided flexible lines

Cooling & Fuel
Aluminium radiator
Twin electric fans
Stainless steel cooling tubes
15 gallon(60lt) fuel tank mid mounted behind seat per Le Mans spec

Wheels
Front: 18x9.5 multi-spoke aluminum
Rear: 18x11 multi-spoke aluminum
Note: Tires supplied by customer

Electrical
Digital Dash 2 Pro+ with data logging, 2-axis G-sensors, infra-red lap timer receiver & optional GPS for track
Headlights, tail lights, indicators
Mirrors with LED high mount turn signals
20 circuit colour coded wiring harness
Wiper Package

Interior
Production car style dash moulding
Cable gear shifter
Custom fiberglass seats
Functional roof scoop feed cabin with aircraft style vents
AC system with heater
Windows can be supplied so that they will hinge down or completely fixed
Accomodates up to 6' 4" driver

Body
High quality gelcoat body panels with gloss finish
Stainless steel alignment pins
All body parts are fitted and aligned
Vertical opening doors
DOT windscreen
Hinged rear glass for engine access
Lexan for side windows & headlight covers (cut to size with edges polished)
All required handles and latches
4 - 4.5 inches ground clearance with removable side skirts and front spoiler for track package
Supplied with front spitter, side skirts, rear diffuser & chassis mounted adjustable rear wing
Choice of gelcoat colours for body: Light blue, Dark Blue, Red, Yellow, Black, White

Dimensions
Width: 74 inches (1880mm)
Height: 43 inches (1092mm)
Length: 168 inches (4267mm) - excluding rear wing
Weight: less than 1000kg's depending on options & engine choice

All of the above is included in the standard package

Optional Extras
Handbrake Assembly
Full trimmed production quality interior
FIA bladder style fuel tanks
Sway bars front & rear
Wheels –18x10(F), 18x13(R) rotory forged aluminum. Available in painted or satin finish.

Note: Specifications subject to change without notice. Kit is supplied as a roller for shipping purposes only i.e. nothing is torqued etc.

t_cel_t 09-22-2008 11:47 PM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 
im not an engineer yet but doesn't aluminum have like a fatigue life where after so many cycles it just fails?

Smith-02 09-23-2008 12:05 AM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 

Originally Posted by t_cel_t
im not an engineer yet but doesn't aluminum have like a fatigue life where after so many cycles it just fails?

when stressed to its limits. properly engineered itll last forever, look at airplanes

con 09-23-2008 12:05 AM

Re: twin turbo car i saw on the weekend
 

Originally Posted by t_cel_t
im not an engineer yet but doesn't aluminum have like a fatigue life where after so many cycles it just fails?

not all aluminium is the same ;)


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