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Blaze,
To be completely honest with you, you're posts are a boring, and your constant ranting about the Gruppe-S team is getting old. Anyone who is not an idiot can see that you have something personal against the team of it's crew. Your posts have become predictable, and everyone gets a good laugh every time you say anything. Some even place bets on how soon you will post negative replies or just *Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored* *Censored**Censored**Censored*, know-nothing rants.
When you get a team of your own, then you can manage it as a perfect 10. Until then, please do us all a favor and shut your trap.
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Down to the bare bones its just a beefy V36
In a addition vq motor is added (or shall i say the VK was subtracted)
that's where we are at this point...
In the future with the right engineering this can be a very successful drift car.... but with the season closing in fast its starting to look like a 100k+ tar baby. Their Z33 wasn't quite ready at long beach back in 08 and at that time there was a few highly successful version on the car on grid. What makes me think this first time entry for the team will prove any better.
Robbie was looking strong and was seen as a championship threat coming into 2010 until this news came.I would have had my eyes on a Z34, the base of the car alone is just a improved version of the Z33. That combined with the knowledge gained from the original build I think Robbie would have had a much greater chance at a overall podium this year. I also feel that Nissan would have been happier with this choice as well. Even though they don't fully back any team, its nice to give them a incentive instead of campaigning a car that most fans could never afford.
Now we are waiting too see the car make a clean pass at long beach... which could possibly not happen.Last edited by Bebop; 02-25-2010, 05:45 PM.
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Originally posted by blaze1 View PostBack in 05
75% of the cars that competed back then wouldn't be able to hang in the sport the way it is today. And that says alot in a sport that relies so much on skill.
Cars like the cooper el camino, aem s2k, cooper f-body, lexus backed is300, and a bunch of half assed built cookie cut S13s.
Yea, your right the falken G35 was a decent machine back in 05... but where is it today?
G35 is gone...just like the other 75% of cars from back in 05.
You are comparing the g35 to hankook GTR. you really think it doesnt have a chance against the cars in FD now? C'mon man..
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Originally posted by CamelTouge View Postg35 podium'd, 1st place, in sonoma..05 or 06...
seemed like it "worked out" to me.
car had its fair share of issues after that, but it was still a good car.
75% of the cars that competed back then wouldn't be able to hang in the sport the way it is today. And that says alot in a sport that relies so much on skill.
Cars like the cooper el camino, aem s2k, cooper f-body, lexus backed is300, and a bunch of half assed built cookie cut S13s.
Yea, your right the falken G35 was a decent machine back in 05... but where is it today?
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Originally posted by blaze1 View PostI think someone needs to remind them the falken G35 never worked out
g35 podium'd, 1st place, in sonoma..05 or 06...
seemed like it "worked out" to me.
car had its fair share of issues after that, but it was still a good car.
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Originally posted by DataXUnknown View PostTeaserrrr...tell us what motor is gunna be in it! I bet it's going to be some sort of v8 or nascar motor. Why else would you be cutting an engine bay (from a 6 cylinder) to fit another motor in there...hahah guess we shall have to wait and find out
for NOW they plan to start the season with a VQ35 (BC stroker kit to
increase displacement
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Teaserrrr...tell us what motor is gunna be in it! I bet it's going to be some sort of v8 or nascar motor. Why else would you be cutting an engine bay (from a 6 cylinder) to fit another motor in there...hahah guess we shall have to wait and find out
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GTR Cage: Side Runners Installed and Engine Bay Prep
http://gruppe-s.blogspot.com/2010/02...alled-and.html
The side runners are on cage have been lined up and cut to fit the driver side with out fabricator working on the passenger side as we speak.
Jason, our resident genius when it comes to body work and chassis preparation, is cutting out sections in the engine bay in order to make room for the special power plant that will be pushing this GTR. The motor we will be running in the GTR for this 2010 season of Formula Drift is going to be...... I think I may have said too much so we'll talk more on that later..
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Hankook GTR gets it's Rear End worked on
http://gruppe-s.blogspot.com/2010/02...worked-on.html
Continuing work on the GTR's cage, we cut out sections of the chassis to lay out the base plates for the rear runners of the cage that connect the rear portion of the chassis to the main hoop. The cage is nearing completion and work continues on the chassis preparation. Come back tomorrow for another update on the progress of our GTR Drift Build!
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GTR Cage: Front Beams and Bar and Stiching up the Seams!
http://gruppe-s.blogspot.com
With the Foundation of a Main hoop and Crossbar in place, its time to extend this cage forward with the main front runners with a cross beam running along the front top section. Stay Tuned for updates tomorrow!!
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http://gruppe-s.blogspot.com/2010/02...frame-and.html
by Gruppe S
The Gruppe-S.com / Dynamic Autosports / Hankook Tire Drift GTR begins the chassis preparation stage of the development process.
Below: The subframe of the GTR along with the transmission is dropped after was stripped down to it's bare chassis.
After finishing the stitch welding, Master Technician Adam Depner, pictured here, is laying on a coat of primer in order to protect the newly exposed metal from the elements..
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