Anyone know what Kit this might be..... ?

[dtmpower]

A friend of mine has asked me to find out what kit his dad might be building - it's supposed to be a surprise. All he knows is that its going to be able to do track days - is a 2 door with a small boot capable of holding 2 race helmets only. Is 4wd and turbo and will be likely capable of 600hp...

I thought the fact that it's 4wd will be a key thing if anyone has any links to 4wd kit cars would be much appreciated (likely sierra cosworth running gear ?)

[Midas]

Adrenaline Murtaya perhaps, Subaru based.

[AdamW]

That was my instant reaction, but the Murtaya's boot is bigger than that...

[Midas]

Yes I thought so too after I reread his post, so not so sure now.

[twin40s]

Do Dax still do the rush quadra?

[Melch]

Rush has no doors....

[vojx]

what about that Ford RS200 copy? don't remember its name though

[jimmystratos]

I don't think there are any 4WD RS200 replica kits, there all 2WD.

[AdamW]

There is one that's based on a Subaru Impreza floorpan...

[odyssey2200]

is it one of those off roaders made with Range Rover bits and a spaceframe chassis?

Bit of a Pikey's Bowler Wildcat

[jimmystratos]

AdamW said:

There is one that's based on a Subaru Impreza floorpan...

Which ones that then?

[Hiryu]

Like others have said, the car that matches your description the best would seem to be the Murtaya...(despite the fact that the Murtaya's boot is bigger than what you mention):

www.Murtaya.com

You could always call Neil (of Adrenaline Motorsport, the maker of the Murtaya; he's on here as "neilrallying" ) and find out if they sold a kit to your friend's father.

[BoRED S2upid]

Are all Cobra replicas 2WD?

[jimmystratos]

BoRED S2upid said:

Are all Cobra replicas 2WD?

Yes.

[Sam_68]

jimmystratos said:

BoRED S2upid said:

Are all Cobra replicas 2WD?

Yes.

No.

Ram/L&R/Realm did/do a Cobra based on Ford suspension components that is/was available with 4WD. The company (wisely) seems to be concentrating on the less competitive D-type replica market, these days, so I don't know if the car is still available, though.

[fuoriserie]

Sam_68 said:

jimmystratos said:

BoRED S2upid said:

Are all Cobra replicas 2WD?

Yes.

No.

Ram/L&R/Realm did/do a Cobra based on Ford suspension components that is/was available with 4WD. The company (wisely) seems to be concentrating on the less competitive D-type replica market, these days, so I don't know if the car is still available, though.

What a stunning XKSS replica I saw on their website....

[AdamW]

jimmystratos said:

AdamW said:

There is one that's based on a Subaru Impreza floorpan...

Which ones that then?

It's made by Mill Auto Conversions. It's a fairly low profile company, but you should find them if you Google it.

[RushV8]

I believe Dax do still do the Super 7 inspired 4x4 Rush Quadra , based on Sierra Cosworth 4x4 diffs and gearbox. There are both 4 cylinder Cosworth Turbo and V8 powered Rush Quadra on the road in the UK, and both motors could be turbo boosted and nitrous injected to get ~ 600BHP !!!

The boot in Rush is only just big enough for 2 full face helmets, so for me that woudl be the most likely guess as to what the "surprise" could be..... nice!

[RushV8]

Melch said:

Rush has no doors....

Maybe not conventional "doors" (i.e. lockable and with handles) but "side screens" could be termed doors, and that's what I tend to call my side screens - seems a better description to me since only the top 60% of door is actually a "screen" (window).

So I still reckon it is a Dax Quadra and not a Murtaya (a very nice car also, and would be my choice of additional kit to join my Dax if I had room and time to do another kit).

[jimmystratos]

AdamW said:

It's made by Mill Auto Conversions. It's a fairly low profile company, but you should find them if you Google it.

here's the link here's the link