Neat Autox car
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Neat Autox car
http://www.corvetteguruforum.com/mod...18222&forum=55
and yes, that's a mid-mounted LS motor
and yes, that's a mid-mounted LS motor
donhall wrote:
I recently sold my '92 sawblades to a gentleman who is involved with auto-xing his modified vehicle. He told me, but I forgot the engine type and horsepower (if anyone is interested in knowing, I will get the info). The suspension is C5 Corvette. He is now aware that the wheels are rotating incorrectly.
The purchaser is 63, lives here in Santa Cruz. He runs large size tires on the rears, requiring a modification that he has developed.
This is the vehicle, and the following link will take you through his modification process. I think you will find it an interesting read.
http://axpaddock.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1459
I recently sold my '92 sawblades to a gentleman who is involved with auto-xing his modified vehicle. He told me, but I forgot the engine type and horsepower (if anyone is interested in knowing, I will get the info). The suspension is C5 Corvette. He is now aware that the wheels are rotating incorrectly.
The purchaser is 63, lives here in Santa Cruz. He runs large size tires on the rears, requiring a modification that he has developed.
This is the vehicle, and the following link will take you through his modification process. I think you will find it an interesting read.
http://axpaddock.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1459
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Actually in autocross the problem is getting the brakes to heat up. He might have found a solution.
Richard Newton
Richard Newton
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That clearly falls into the "just because you can, doesn't mean you should" category.
And it's no surprise he has the wheels on the wrong sides of the car.
And it's no surprise he has the wheels on the wrong sides of the car.
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Street driven daily driver, full interior, 0-60 2.8 sec, 1.4 G's lateral acceleration.
I built it back in the 1980's when it was all C4 and was a Oct '86 Hot Rod Mag feature car.
Oh, believe it or not the wheels can be installed on either side of the car!!!
Sometimes they are like the pic, sometimes they are in stock position, not really a concern performance-wise, If you are losing sleep over it, I can put them back in the stock position.
Last edited by waynger; 02-02-2013 at 02:10 PM.
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For the record, this car was not posted on CF by the owner. It was copied from another forum by a CF member, and posted on CF as a compliment to the owner. Not as a target for ridicule.
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That is wicked bad! I love creations like this. I've always wanted to take a ford escort station wagon and do something like that because believe it or not those lil sw's handle pretty good! You are toooooo cooooool for school!!!!!
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I posted it here, because I love to go for a ride
People over in Off Topics seem to like it as well.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/off-to...autocross.html
People over in Off Topics seem to like it as well.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/off-to...autocross.html
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I posted it here, because I love to go for a ride
People over in Off Topics seem to like it as well.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/off-to...autocross.html
People over in Off Topics seem to like it as well.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/off-to...autocross.html
OR:
A slow street ride.
Last edited by waynger; 02-03-2013 at 09:38 PM.
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I run at Marina occasionally (usually with AAS) and should be back down there this summer. Hope to see this beast!