... with the Tiger Racing Speed World Challenge GT Corvette.
Spent yesterday helping Chris with some of the labor it usually takes two to complete.
Here we've completed putting the powertrain together on the rack.
Here we've lowered the car onto the assembly.
Now there's an engine in the engine compartment.
mitchntx
Feb 17 2004, 07:16 PM
Nice!
rmackintosh
Feb 17 2004, 07:47 PM
COOL!
Now....if we can only get some behind the scenes pics of the new Caddy's!!!
y5e06
Feb 17 2004, 09:10 PM
pretty cool! What are the header primary sizes on that engine?
firehawkclone
Feb 18 2004, 04:24 AM
WOW!i wish i could work on something like that one day.hell i'd do it for free how bad do you got it!
PF Flyer
Feb 18 2004, 04:50 AM
I guess I got it pretty bad.
I got up early, drove for 2.5 hrs to their shop where I worked til about 6 that evening before driving home. Had pizza for lunch and talked about some of the other teams progress and positions.
Paid? Nope. I'm just lucky to have the opportunity (and ability) to help crew, get in with full credentials to some of the fastest tracks in the country and to see up close (and loud) some of the best talent out there for both the ALMS and Speed World Challenge.
mitchntx
Feb 18 2004, 12:49 PM
QUOTE (PF Flyer @ Feb 17 2004, 10:50 PM)
I guess I got it pretty bad.
I got up early, drove for 2.5 hrs to their shop where I worked til about 6 that evening before driving home.
You and me both, brother ...
5 hours of winshield time and a 10-12 hour shift in between makes for a long day ...
PF Flyer
Feb 18 2004, 01:47 PM
to me, it's worth the effort when you can see it perform. The teams first year and Tom finished 'Rookie of the Year'. This year we're hoping for more, even with the expanded field of cars (and drivers) in GT.
Here's the '03 car at Sebring last March.
The '04 car will look similar, since all the performance and handling mods are under the skin.
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