Pictures of decently Modified cars [Vol. 2]

[Otter Smacker]

King Kong Porsche:




1300+hp

[DoubleD]

Nice, but i would have to get rid of the awful yellow lights.

[irocfan]

http://www.mechatronik.de/en/trade/vehicles-on-off...

[anonymous-user]

DoubleD said:

Nice, but i would have to get rid of the awful yellow lights.

I dont mind them, reminds me of the Le Mans car

[budgie smuggler]

irocfan said:

http://www.mechatronik.de/en/trade/vehicles-on-off...

[kambites]

irocfan said:

http://www.mechatronik.de/en/trade/vehicles-on-off...

That is rather wonderful.

[Chris Stott]

irocfan said:

http://www.mechatronik.de/en/trade/vehicles-on-off...

That is fabulous!

[Alan L]

Yes that indeed is lovely........but my god how much...........400,000 euros

[Chris Stott]

Cheaper than a Singer/Eagle, but more than an Alfaholics GTA.

The interior is lovely.

[Baron Greenback]

Dam need to find alot of cash! V lovely!

[untakenname]

I'm really starting to like the look of minimalist rotary engines, so nice to actually see a motor rather than a plastic tray or a rats nest of ancillaries

[RosscoPCole]

irocfan said:

http://www.mechatronik.de/en/trade/vehicles-on-off...

One of these has been on my dream 10 cars for a long time. This and a Singer Porsche would be perfect.

[Risotto]

untakenname said:

I'm really starting to like the look of minimalist rotary engines, so nice to actually see a motor rather than a plastic tray or a rats nest of ancillaries

Have you seen the 6 rotor RX4 a guy in New Zealand built?



Worth looking up on YouTube if only to hear the noise!

[anonymous-user]

Risotto said:

untakenname said:

I'm really starting to like the look of minimalist rotary engines, so nice to actually see a motor rather than a plastic tray or a rats nest of ancillaries

Have you seen the 6 rotor RX4 a guy in New Zealand built?



Worth looking up on YouTube if only to hear the noise!

That car is incredible, the work that must have gone into designing and making the eccentric shaft..

[Zombie]

untakenname said:

I'm really starting to like the look of minimalist rotary engines, so nice to actually see a motor rather than a plastic tray or a rats nest of ancillaries

Busso V6 FTW...

Edited by Zombie on Saturday 7th January 22:22

[Meridius]

E28s do look lovely in silver

[s p a c e m a n]

AVV EM said:

Risotto said:

untakenname said:

I'm really starting to like the look of minimalist rotary engines, so nice to actually see a motor rather than a plastic tray or a rats nest of ancillaries

Have you seen the 6 rotor RX4 a guy in New Zealand built?



Worth looking up on YouTube if only to hear the noise!

That car is incredible, the work that must have gone into designing and making the eccentric shaft..

My favorite rotary build thread at the moment, think that its only got 2 pictures of a car in it. Somewhere in the last few pages is some shaft work.

Edit: shaft work starts on page 85/86ish

http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/178941/1972...

Edited by s p a c e m a n on Monday 9th January 20:53

[QuantumTokoloshi]

s p a c e m a n said:

AVV EM said:

Risotto said:

untakenname said:

I'm really starting to like the look of minimalist rotary engines, so nice to actually see a motor rather than a plastic tray or a rats nest of ancillaries

Have you seen the 6 rotor RX4 a guy in New Zealand built?



Worth looking up on YouTube if only to hear the noise!

That car is incredible, the work that must have gone into designing and making the eccentric shaft..

My favorite rotary build thread at the moment, think that its only got 2 pictures of a car in it. Somewhere in the last few pages is some shaft work.

Edit: shaft work starts on page 85/86ish

http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/178941/1972...

Edited by s p a c e m a n on Monday 9th January 20:53

Johnny does cracking work, you should see his work on restoring WWI and WWII armoured vehicles, very cool stuff.

[Lordbenny]

[SpamCan]

Lordbenny said: