Use the force....

[Edmundo2]

My latest toy. MK1 Jedi running MK4 bodywork, 1370cc Suzuki GSXR, 215bhp/295kg. Lots of mods over the years to improve chassis/handling/braking. Nut and bolt rebuild a few years ago. I'm new to hillclimbing and single seaters so a bit of a babtism of fire. It's mind bendingly fast vs anything I've driven before, ( circa twice the power to weight ratio of a Ferrari 430 )and is great fun. Bit like a ballistic go kart really. I really miss my TVR but letting rip in this on a clear piece of smooth twisting tarmac is addictive and I would recommend trying something similar to anybody.
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[jamoor]

10/10

[Marneus]

Looks fun!!!!

[JB!]

awesome!!!!!!!!

[MonkeyBusiness]

That looks brilliant!

[kiethton]

If only there is a way of making it road legal it would really improve my daily commute!

[TorqueRacing]

Thats one nice bit of kit!

[Fartgalen]

Fanfkingtastic !

[Mervin Minkey]

Fantastic. What does something like this cost if you don't mind me asking?

[fabienne]

Excellent car thanks for sharing.

[The Riddler]

Nice

Care to give a rough idea of cost of the car, running costs and entry costs to events?

I'm sure I'm not alone in wondering/dreaming.

[james_gt3rs]

295kg?!

That's 728bhp/ton

[anonymous-user]

I've always wondered about these things - they are designed for hill climbs, but is there anything to stop you from using them on a circuit?

[TheD]

Now that would be a rush....great stuff

[Scott330ci]

DangerousMike said:

I've always wondered about these things - they are designed for hill climbs, but is there anything to stop you from using them on a circuit?

Possibly issues with the wheels being exposed at some circuits (on a normal track day)?

[magpie21]

simply awesome!!!

Would also be interested to know the costs to get myself into one of these!

[timnoyce]

----> pants

[rhinochopig]

james_gt3rs said:

295kg?!

That's 728bhp/ton

Not quite - put an 80kg driver into your calculation, and 295 may be the dry weight.

[Truckosaurus]

Scott330ci said:

DangerousMike said:

I've always wondered about these things - they are designed for hill climbs, but is there anything to stop you from using them on a circuit?

Possibly issues with the wheels being exposed at some circuits (on a normal track day)?

You'd have to run on a proper 'Test Day' rather than a trackday, and the gearing might be all wrong.

[soad]

Gosh - bet it's a hellova fun to drive!