Engine new Gen 2 Hyabusa by Craig Thompson Engines, Brisbane. Engine and gearbox just run in 2-3hrs. Tuning by John Coonan, Springwood Suzuki with special attention paid to mid range torque that is massive between 6000-10,000rpm. Engine is currently rev limited to 10,000 for longevity producing 195hp on Unleaded 98 or 200hp on Race fuel. New fuel pump. ECU Woolwich. CES Exhaust ceramic coated $4,500 Sump Rilltech Billet CNC All new rod ends and attachment bolts on car 2 sprints ago. Revised rear
Williams Sports Prototype racing car. Cams log booked group 6SR. 1300cc Gen 1 Hayabusa engine. Approximately 20hrs on engine. Engine stock other than, APE case studs, APE Head studs, APE heavy duty clutch springs, High capacity oil pump gear. 360 degree swinging pickup and heavily baffled sump with trapdoors. Revised oil system with full flow remote filter and remote oil cooler. Heavy duty 30mm output shaft. Woolwich Tuner. Flat shifter for up shifts( has facilities and solenoid for blip clutc
1937 ford pickup hot rod, 5 litre fuel injected holden with T700, 9 inch lsd, air bag suspension, removable hard top, billet specialties wheels, dakota digital instruments, award winner, priced to sell, Ken, 0418341703
OMS CF10 2011 built to order by Steve Owen in the UK MSA Logbooked Formula Libre Designed for both hillclimbs and Supersprints with bigger radiators and oil cooler 400Kg Carbon tubbed car One of the safest chassis in the British Hillclimb competition Upgraded billet rear end for supercharger Penske 2 way adjustable remote canister shocks with a 3 rd spring rear set up to control heave Rebuilt Wilwood brakes all round new pads and seals Paddle shift with flat shift and downshift blipper Lau
Fully refurbished and not driven since. 1300cc Hayabusa. Motec ecu. New Avons. Second set of wheels. Spare engine in bits. Various other parts. . CALL for further info. Will not respond to messages.
Mike Davidson's dream was to capture the world record for the fastest twin-engine Flathead powered streamliner and began over 25 years ago when he and others put their heads together and the DLRA was born. The journey of building his own car began by hiring moulds for the body from Arivetts in the USA and when his body was ready had extensive wind tunnel testing performed at the RAAF Edinburgh base. The car can be entered into four different classes depending on how it is configured. In March 20