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jae · 26th January 2006, 08:15 PM

Two options now, money no object (nor sanity withstanding)

1 - Track: Get Mine's to do a Z-Tune job on an '98 R33 GT-R: Buy it, strip it, reassemble it with the best of breed, funky welding the lot. Give it back as a 600 horse 500 ft/lb monster wrapped in a Wise Sports widebody kit. And sit it on 19x12. It may not be a winner but it'll look superb and scare a lot of people.

2 - Drag: Get Abbey & a few similarly clever friends to build me an 5.2 litre V12 out of two RB26 and a couple of bits of custom pipework.

Put that in a stripped R33 GTS-25t shell after putting two utterly improbable turbos on the rig. Some fairly grippy rear tyres are probably a good idea.

3 - Road. My current car after it comes back from the bodyshop at the end of February.

26th January 2006, 08:15 PM	#74 (permalink)
jae New Users Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: West Sussex Posts: 2,274	As this thread's had a resurrection - Two options now, money no object (nor sanity withstanding) 1 - Track: Get Mine's to do a Z-Tune job on an '98 R33 GT-R: Buy it, strip it, reassemble it with the best of breed, funky welding the lot. Give it back as a 600 horse 500 ft/lb monster wrapped in a Wise Sports widebody kit. And sit it on 19x12. It may not be a winner but it'll look superb and scare a lot of people. 2 - Drag: Get Abbey & a few similarly clever friends to build me an 5.2 litre V12 out of two RB26 and a couple of bits of custom pipework. Put that in a stripped R33 GTS-25t shell after putting two utterly improbable turbos on the rig. Some fairly grippy rear tyres are probably a good idea. 3 - Road. My current car after it comes back from the bodyshop at the end of February.