Roofer Dave's car back from paint (56K warning)
#142
Originally Posted by xssive
Holy crap that wastegate flange is HUGE...HKS?
Yes, 60mm HKS.
Kurt
#143
kurt,
can you tell us ball part what this would cost. Id bet $150K+ but I dont know
simply amazing work, that is truly automotive art, its almost going to be too sad to see it race and get the rubber all over it
ed
firebird455@gmail.com
can you tell us ball part what this would cost. Id bet $150K+ but I dont know
simply amazing work, that is truly automotive art, its almost going to be too sad to see it race and get the rubber all over it
ed
firebird455@gmail.com
#144
You would need to ask Dave, but I can tell you your guess is to high.
Kurt
Kurt
Originally Posted by 69firebird
kurt,
can you tell us ball part what this would cost. Id bet $150K+ but I dont know
simply amazing work, that is truly automotive art, its almost going to be too sad to see it race and get the rubber all over it
ed
firebird455@gmail.com
can you tell us ball part what this would cost. Id bet $150K+ but I dont know
simply amazing work, that is truly automotive art, its almost going to be too sad to see it race and get the rubber all over it
ed
firebird455@gmail.com
#146
I'd say an easy $75K when all said and done
It's worth it to have outcomes like that, though.
I hope W2W is still around in about 7 years when I get hired on at private hospital as a General Surgeon
It's worth it to have outcomes like that, though.
I hope W2W is still around in about 7 years when I get hired on at private hospital as a General Surgeon
#148
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Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
I'd say an easy $75K when all said and done
It's worth it to have outcomes like that, though.
I hope W2W is still around in about 7 years when I get hired on at private hospital as a General Surgeon
It's worth it to have outcomes like that, though.
I hope W2W is still around in about 7 years when I get hired on at private hospital as a General Surgeon
I'm sure Wheel will still be around in 7 yrs to build you what ever you want.
#149
Kurt/Roofer dave
that is an amazing price, I cant afford it either way, but for the level of hardward that is a "deal". Dave your getting one hell of a peice of equipment simply amazing
Best of luck to both of ya
that is an amazing price, I cant afford it either way, but for the level of hardward that is a "deal". Dave your getting one hell of a peice of equipment simply amazing
Best of luck to both of ya
#153
Man, that is one awesome ride right there!
I love the consistency of W2W's welding, that is top notch "stack-of-dimes" welding!
I have a question about the wheelie bars. I am not (would never!) question you guys judgement or anything of the sort, but I thought sprung wheelie bars were a thing of the past. I just know that you never see Pro Modified (low 6's @ 230-ish, .08-.09 60'), Pro Stock (high 6's @ 210-ish, ~.09 60') or even NHRA Top Sportsman (7.99 and quicker, so you are talking at least 1.0 60' times) using them. I have heard they tend to steer the car in a bad way.
Again, not questioning, just wondering why not solid wheelie bars?
Taco
I love the consistency of W2W's welding, that is top notch "stack-of-dimes" welding!
I have a question about the wheelie bars. I am not (would never!) question you guys judgement or anything of the sort, but I thought sprung wheelie bars were a thing of the past. I just know that you never see Pro Modified (low 6's @ 230-ish, .08-.09 60'), Pro Stock (high 6's @ 210-ish, ~.09 60') or even NHRA Top Sportsman (7.99 and quicker, so you are talking at least 1.0 60' times) using them. I have heard they tend to steer the car in a bad way.
Again, not questioning, just wondering why not solid wheelie bars?
Taco
#154
sorta makes you think twice about spending $250+k on a Ford GT or $90+k for a Viper when you could have something like this built Sure its a different class of car but jeeze, I'll bet a full on W2W street car would own everything for half the GT's price!
#160
These fab guys can really laydown a weld for sure! Thanks for noticing!
The wheelie bars can be made both ways. We made the choice here for multiple reasons.
1. Solid bars need to be much longer to work, this can delete you from certain classes.
2. Looks.....nothing looks worse than a 7 or even 8 second car with "Pro Mod" wheelie bars.
3. Chassis set-up error- sprung bars give you time to drive out of a violent launch brought on by a heavy car with tons of torque reacting just a little different than you expected. If you miss the set-up with solid bars the car will sometimes turn violently as one tire is unloaded, with spring loaded bars they tend to smoke the tires when the springs collapse then fall back to earth.
Kurt
The wheelie bars can be made both ways. We made the choice here for multiple reasons.
1. Solid bars need to be much longer to work, this can delete you from certain classes.
2. Looks.....nothing looks worse than a 7 or even 8 second car with "Pro Mod" wheelie bars.
3. Chassis set-up error- sprung bars give you time to drive out of a violent launch brought on by a heavy car with tons of torque reacting just a little different than you expected. If you miss the set-up with solid bars the car will sometimes turn violently as one tire is unloaded, with spring loaded bars they tend to smoke the tires when the springs collapse then fall back to earth.
Kurt
Originally Posted by Taco
Man, that is one awesome ride right there!
I love the consistency of W2W's welding, that is top notch "stack-of-dimes" welding!
I have a question about the wheelie bars. I am not (would never!) question you guys judgement or anything of the sort, but I thought sprung wheelie bars were a thing of the past. I just know that you never see Pro Modified (low 6's @ 230-ish, .08-.09 60'), Pro Stock (high 6's @ 210-ish, ~.09 60') or even NHRA Top Sportsman (7.99 and quicker, so you are talking at least 1.0 60' times) using them. I have heard they tend to steer the car in a bad way.
Again, not questioning, just wondering why not solid wheelie bars?
Taco
I love the consistency of W2W's welding, that is top notch "stack-of-dimes" welding!
I have a question about the wheelie bars. I am not (would never!) question you guys judgement or anything of the sort, but I thought sprung wheelie bars were a thing of the past. I just know that you never see Pro Modified (low 6's @ 230-ish, .08-.09 60'), Pro Stock (high 6's @ 210-ish, ~.09 60') or even NHRA Top Sportsman (7.99 and quicker, so you are talking at least 1.0 60' times) using them. I have heard they tend to steer the car in a bad way.
Again, not questioning, just wondering why not solid wheelie bars?
Taco