Just a teaser. We'll post some on track footage in a little while. Currently the car is in pieces yet again getting ready for some upcoming events. We'll post some pictures later this week!
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Support@RaceWerkz wroteI must sell coke.Short sound clip teaser for those who have been waiting! Thank you for your patience! Enjoy!
I cant wait to see whats next. I love this car and enjoy how well you are documenting it all. keep the updates coming.
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOREEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The car sounds insane!
The car sounds insane!
ilikebmxbikes wroteThank you for the kind words good sir! You have a lovely toy yourself and I enjoyed following your build process. Well documented as well I must sayI cant wait to see whats next. I love this car and enjoy how well you are documenting it all. keep the updates coming.

M3etM3 wroteThank you! We love the sound she makes! More will come as we continue to build her!MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOREEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The car sounds insane!
Wow that sounds good. I love the build....well done! I'm anxious to see whats next!
Excellent thread, I truly admire the performance orientated approach:thumbsup: The sound is epic!
Does the front strut brace need to be removed for the engine mods?
Any idea how much downforce is being produced from the front splitter and rear wing?
Does the front strut brace need to be removed for the engine mods?
Any idea how much downforce is being produced from the front splitter and rear wing?
Our cage build is coming along nicely, and the majority of tubes have been cut, bent, fitted and tack welded in place. The only major parts left are the door bars and a few cross braces, and we should have those fabricated shortly. After that it's just final welding and the car will be off to have the interior and cage painted. I'll try to get some pics this evening.
Support didn't mention that we custom fabricated the rolling stainless steel stand for the tube bender that's in the pics above. It's not the biggest thing in the world but I think it's pretty cool.
The original stroker setup used a factory airbox and was functionally identical to a stock motor, so the braces fit fine. When we built the velocity stack setup with the foam filters, we did have to remove the braces. We've been considering perhaps making a custom strut bar setup to stiffen things a bit further, but with the cage the car should already be exceptionally rigid.
I don't have exact downforce numbers available at the moment, but our staff engineer and those at APR were in agreement that the new splitter is about optimal for the car. Some pretty big things are in store for the rear aero as well; the recent photos of the rear of the car might provide a bit of a hint of what's coming. We should be doing some CFD modelling down the line to get real numbers.
Support didn't mention that we custom fabricated the rolling stainless steel stand for the tube bender that's in the pics above. It's not the biggest thing in the world but I think it's pretty cool.
Ant Man wroteThanks! The sound is unbelievable in person and I'd really like to try and get some pro audio recorded so everybody can hear what it sounds like. It should be even more insane with the full race exhaust setup.Excellent thread, I truly admire the performance orientated approach:thumbsup: The sound is epic!
Does the front strut brace need to be removed for the engine mods?
Any idea how much downforce is being produced from the front splitter and rear wing?
The original stroker setup used a factory airbox and was functionally identical to a stock motor, so the braces fit fine. When we built the velocity stack setup with the foam filters, we did have to remove the braces. We've been considering perhaps making a custom strut bar setup to stiffen things a bit further, but with the cage the car should already be exceptionally rigid.
I don't have exact downforce numbers available at the moment, but our staff engineer and those at APR were in agreement that the new splitter is about optimal for the car. Some pretty big things are in store for the rear aero as well; the recent photos of the rear of the car might provide a bit of a hint of what's coming. We should be doing some CFD modelling down the line to get real numbers.
omg
italyix wroteYou can build a setup just like this for pretty cheap. It's just ITG base plates and filters.Once dyno runs are done, will you post gains, setup costs and if you guys plan to sell a kit like this to the public?
Thanks!
Max@RWE wroteStrut bars have been constantly proven to do absolutely nothing for chassis stiffening. More just for looks. I'm looking into a similar ITG filter setup but was wondering which base you used. PM me if you'd rather not list it here. Thanks.Our cage build is coming along nicely, and the majority of tubes have been cut, bent, fitted and tack welded in place. The only major parts left are the door bars and a few cross braces, and we should have those fabricated shortly. After that it's just final welding and the car will be off to have the interior and cage painted. I'll try to get some pics this evening.
Support didn't mention that we custom fabricated the rolling stainless steel stand for the tube bender that's in the pics above. It's not the biggest thing in the world but I think it's pretty cool.
Thanks! The sound is unbelievable in person and I'd really like to try and get some pro audio recorded so everybody can hear what it sounds like. It should be even more insane with the full race exhaust setup.
The original stroker setup used a factory airbox and was functionally identical to a stock motor, so the braces fit fine. When we built the velocity stack setup with the foam filters, we did have to remove the braces. We've been considering perhaps making a custom strut bar setup to stiffen things a bit further, but with the cage the car should already be exceptionally rigid.
I don't have exact downforce numbers available at the moment, but our staff engineer and those at APR were in agreement that the new splitter is about optimal for the car. Some pretty big things are in store for the rear aero as well; the recent photos of the rear of the car might provide a bit of a hint of what's coming. We should be doing some CFD modelling down the line to get real numbers.
sick!
s85e90 wroteI'd like some info on the baseplates as well. Thanks.Strut bars have been constantly proven to do absolutely nothing for chassis stiffening. More just for looks. I'm looking into a similar ITG filter setup but was wondering which base you used. PM me if you'd rather not list it here. Thanks.
love the update. keep them coming.
Support@RaceWerkz wroteCage has been painted!!
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Car looks sick. Too bad you don't respond to questions re: the build. Myself and others have commented on the ITG setup inquiring what base plates you're running but you never respond either here or on IG. I also noted that I would email you if you don't want to be specific here but still no response?
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