Wildcat Rover V8 in Mod Griffith chassis

Wildcat Rover V8 in Mod Griffith chassis

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Boosted LS1

21,185 posts

260 months

Thursday 1st December 2016
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Kokkolanpoika said:
It´s not science.. wink

Waiting dynoresults for wildcat heads..

Edited by Kokkolanpoika on Thursday 1st December 21:02[/footnote]
[footnote]Edited by Boosted LS1 on Monday 16th January 08:57

simonwedge

743 posts

180 months

Monday 16th January 2017
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The makings of a fantastic looking car there.

phazed

21,844 posts

204 months

Monday 16th January 2017
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Nice progress.

TA14

12,722 posts

258 months

Monday 16th January 2017
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wildcat600 said:
Well it's been awhile. It's taken a lot longer than I anticipated to modify the Griffith body to fit the modified chassis.
Ha ha, that's what I find also when working with fibreglass. Looking good, keep going.

Matthew Poxon

5,329 posts

173 months

Monday 16th January 2017
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Very nice indeed. Loving the side profile showing the curve on the roof at the rear, looks fantastic.

rev-erend

21,413 posts

284 months

Monday 16th January 2017
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Wow - looking pretty good.

It must be a tough job - I have spent loads of time on my wildcat wedge .. and thats just making an airbox. Nearly there.

Keep up the good work and progress updates.

SeiW500

247 posts

168 months

Monday 16th January 2017
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Looking great, i take it you have kept the original screen and the widening has been done to the wings, have you also widened the bonnet & boot?
You got a front end shot?

Deffo a Labour of LOVE this one & it shows, keep up the good work.

Only question i have is why did you stick with the rover engine when you were doing so much chassis work, were you not tempted to stick an LS6 in there?

Jester7

423 posts

216 months

Wednesday 18th January 2017
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Fantastic looking car and an amazing project, congratulations for all your effort. Have you considered a modified AJP V8 as a drivetrain?

Bluebottle

3,498 posts

240 months

Wednesday 18th January 2017
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Jester7 said:
Fantastic looking car and an amazing project, congratulations for all your effort. Have you considered a modified AJP V8 as a drivetrain?
wavey Hows yours going Ian?

Jester7

423 posts

216 months

Thursday 19th January 2017
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Bluebottle said:
wavey Hows yours going Ian?
Hello Hamish, yes still got mine! You still running yours? Hope you're well?

rev-erend

21,413 posts

284 months

Wednesday 22nd March 2017
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Any progress on the Griff project ?

rev-erend

21,413 posts

284 months

Tuesday 23rd October 2018
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whistle I hear there is a Wildcat on the dyno.. biggrin

Precat

266 posts

225 months

Tuesday 4th December 2018
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Hi

I'm putting together a blog about Rover V8 engines with Wildcat Heads.
If anyone can help with information and photos on any car running Wildcat Heads, please PM me.

Here’s a link to my Wildcat blog

https://roverv8wildcatheads.home.blog/

Thanks Anthony

Kokkolanpoika

161 posts

151 months

Friday 7th December 2018
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What type of spark plug those wild cat heads use?
It will look like std plug centre electrode is quite hide..
Yes i can make more porting.. smile



Edited by Kokkolanpoika on Friday 7th December 19:06

Matthew Poxon

5,329 posts

173 months

Wednesday 12th December 2018
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Precat said:
Hi

I'm putting together a blog about Rover V8 engines with Wildcat Heads.
If anyone can help with information and photos on any car running Wildcat Heads, please PM me.

Here’s a link to my Wildcat blog

https://roverv8wildcatheads.home.blog/

Thanks Anthony
I love the blog Anthony, what a great resource. I never knew there were so many cars out there running these heads. Interesting reading about the history as well.

Good luck with your build.