CPRstreetmachines 1969 Turbo'd Pro-Touring GT2 build

under 8 minutes? Piece o'cake!

All you have to do is drive like this guy:

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or this guy:

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:D:rlaugh::rolleyes::eek:

Just watching those guys almost makes the bowels loosen. That one uphill followed by the right hander where they seem to get air at, what, 125, 150? followed by a right hand turn is serious pucker action. Get as much downforce as you can hang off that sportsroof and really get a feel for it before you go all out . . .
 
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Get in trouble? Nah, only 200 have died at the Ring since it opened. You only need to remember 73 turns over 13 miles, avoid all the souped up compacts, rescue vehicles and deer, keep video cam and timing gear hidden and still try for a high 8 min. time. :rolleyes:
You is in trouble lol. I was reading on that track. CRAZY. You can't have video or cameras ? Didn't read on that. <---off he runs
 
There is talk around he shop about what this car will do at his home town track. See what you guys think.

His current car does 140 on the limiter at the end of the straight with about 400 hp and 373 gears is it ?
Now, about double that hp, maybe a bit more....we'll see what the clutch has to say. Throw in 3.25 gearing on top of that. For a reference....

My car, only a real 302, no intercooler. I dropped from 4.11's to 3.25's (when added turbo), 7 psi gained 8 mph in 660 ft. 14 psi gained me 18 mph in 660 ft !!!!!

With that in mind, add an intercooler with some added things here and there to make it work better. Add 55 cubes, and another 3-5 psi. What will be the difference in 5280 ft be when we compare difference of 18 mph in 660ft ? :ack: Car should do 163 in 4th gear. It has 6 gears. :nonono:
 
3M clear mask stuff.

No worries there! After dialing in at local tracks it will get its debut on the Nurburgring in the spring. And I cant wait to kill some Porsches on the autobahn on the way down there. My only semi-regret in this build is that the paint is way too nice. It'll most likely see a gravel trap now and then so I guess I just need to take a lot of nice pictures of it before it gets too banged up! :D


3M makes a clear adhesive tape mask for cars to stave off paint damage from track usage. I've never tried it, but have seen it used. I'm told it peels off after the track event.
Might be worth trying.
That paint really did turn out awesome. As is the whole car. :nice:

Missing the European MXGPs, and not driving on the "Ring", are my only two regrets. I did make awesome time on a night run from Bremerhaven to Austria, in a turbo Saab that was really fun. We needed to get to the ski resort in a hurry, just in case the snow was going to melt. :D
 
Just came back from CA, brought over the CF spoilers and helped a bit on wiring the beast. The project has been on a bit of hold awaiting all the interesting changes the EU has made to import customs and VAT on classic cars. For a while it has been uncertain whether I'd be able to bring it in (more than $20k added in taxes) but there is hope at the end of the tunnel it seems.
And before anyone comments: that is NOT the right steering wheel! Missing an adaptor ring for the quick release that will take a Grant woody or a suede Momo.

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No news in a while.

In short the recent changes to our EU import taxation, inspection and registration of classic and modified cars, means that the GT2 has now become to expensive (for me) to import and register in Denmark. So here it comes... :(

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The project stands as shown in the latest progress update. It basically just needs finishing of the electricals (at ~90%), assembly of interior, doors, rubber & glass, body panels, some exhaust and then dial-in. All the nice, custom and expensive stuff is there and waiting, so you are looking at minor parts + labor. CPR Streetmachines have done the build and will want to finish it. They are one of the best shops I have ever worked with and are knowing, always true to promises and fair in pricing.
This is not a budget build, so be realistic in price expectations. Trades considered (Mustang). PM me if you a serious and want to discuss.