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DONONE69 07-13-2010 01:10 PM

3.3 seconds 0-62 POCKET ROCKET
 
i know most people wont be in to this car on a bmw forum but if you have ever driven somrthing like this and felt the power and knowing that you can beat any car on the road, well its's a different story is all i can say, the best toy about! imo of course:Dhttp://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...eeezy/J096.jpgJust been carbon wrapped 2 days ago

http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...eezy/JN006.jpg

http://i769.photobucket.com/albums/x...eezy/JN007.jpg

J.Belknap 07-13-2010 01:22 PM

Details? ;)

Little death-machines like a lightly modded LS3/Miata I got the chance to ride in are so much fun.

vegasX5 07-13-2010 01:40 PM

Looks scary! haha


Is that an M5 touring next to it?? Sweet ride!

DONONE69 07-13-2010 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by J.Belknap (Post 755540)
Details? ;)

Little death-machines like a lightly modded LS3/Miata I got the chance to ride in are so much fun.

a fully raced yamaha R1 engine and box, gearbox works the exact same way as a bike but with a gear stick, fibreglass doors bonnet etc, completly stripped

what is a LS3? i take it that it's a very fast toy like this!

J.Belknap 07-13-2010 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by DONONE69 (Post 755546)
what is a LS3? i take it that it's a very fast toy like this!

The LS3 is a motor made by GM. Check the link:

GM LS engines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

LS series motors are very popular for cramming into tight engine bays of lightweight cars on this side of the water.

I bet the sounds from the R1 motor in that car are quite surprising! haha

If I were to jam something into a lightweight track car, it would have to be the Hartley V8 motor based off of two Yamaha GSX1300R motors. 2.8L V8 that sings at 10,000RPM and possibly higher. :D

Check it out: Hartley H1V8 Motor Specifications

DONONE69 07-13-2010 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by J.Belknap (Post 755548)
The LS3 is a motor made by GM. Check the link:

GM LS engines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

LS series motors are very popular for cramming into tight engine bays of lightweight cars on this side of the water.

I bet the sounds from the R1 motor in that car are quite surprising! haha

If I were to jam something into a lightweight track car, it would have to be the Hartley V8 motor based off of two Yamaha GSX1300R motors. 2.8L V8 that sings at 10,000RPM and possibly higher. :D

Check it out: Hartley H1V8 Motor Specifications

just been looking on that site, and their is some serious stuff on there, never seen that before, do you think that you would ever do a project like that? the power is unbeleivable, everyone looks around expecting to see a bike at the lights, and their sits this tiny mini instead :bustingup

DONONE69 07-13-2010 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by vegasX5 (Post 755545)
Looks scary! haha


Is that an M5 touring next to it?? Sweet ride!

it is scary, it takes some getting use to, especailly as its so small.

yeah thats the M5 with 21inch hartge rims, thanks

J.Belknap 07-13-2010 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by DONONE69 (Post 755588)
just been looking on that site, and their is some serious stuff on there, never seen that before, do you think that you would ever do a project like that? the power is unbeleivable, everyone looks around expecting to see a bike at the lights, and their sits this tiny mini instead :bustingup

PLEASE post a video when it runs. :D

I would love to mess around with a small, high-strung V8, but my car's body and chassis that the powerplant/driveline will be dragging around is not lightweight. It's going to need a bit more motor than 2.8L. Stinks that I've got some money tied up in the shell, otherwise I'd get rid of it and go with something lighter/smaller.

motordavid 07-13-2010 06:19 PM

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OT, but speaking of stuffing big GM V8s into vehicles...
here's a pic of a BossHoss m'cycle I had the chance
to wring out for most of one day. Fabulous, but a bit
scary at first, even having ridden many species of
m'cycles for 45 years. The sound is amazing, the
pickup is linear and very fast. The handling is so-so.
GL, mD

DONONE69 07-14-2010 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by J.Belknap (Post 755594)
PLEASE post a video when it runs. :D

I would love to mess around with a small, high-strung V8, but my car's body and chassis that the powerplant/driveline will be dragging around is not lightweight. It's going to need a bit more motor than 2.8L. Stinks that I've got some money tied up in the shell, otherwise I'd get rid of it and go with something lighter/smaller.

Don't worry, A vid will be posted once on a track, it sings at 8000rpm, it's unbeleivable honestly..


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