A trio of unlimited power

I don´t even wanna guess at how much horse power we are looking at here, just plain awesome machinery

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My new post on speedhunters

I wanted to share my latest post on speedhunters with you guys. I shot the car myself and I’m very proud of it, let me know what you think.

I’m sorry about the lack of updates, but I will try and sort it out. Cheers

Jeroen

http://speedhunters.com/archive/2009/03/26/car-feature-gt-gt-wander-s-s14a.aspx#comments

240Z with a twist

When browsing through my daily forums I came across this beauty. A wonderfull example of a Nissan 240Z with an RB26 engine. These conversions are very popular and offcourse you have guys saying it’s sacrilege but I think it is a match made in heaven.

A nice old school 240Z with on of his nephew’s, the Skyline R32 GT-R. nice wide fenders that are colour coded, I’m bot a fan off the colour though because I prefer the more beige colours.

The rear of the cars looks even nicer than the front. The R32 is rocking some Advan RG1’s. Wich car would you prefer, They both have the RB26 so wich one has the better looks?

Here’s the first hint of what’under the bonnet.

And here you have it on all it’s glory, the Work Meister S1 rims really suit the car.

GTROC

Rips Racing 240Z

I’m not a big fan of dragracing, straight line racing doesn’t do it for me. But what I do admire is the craftmanship that some companies put in their cars. One of those companies is Rotorua Import Pro Shop from New Zealand. They keep building cars that amazes me.

This time they have built a 240Z that had a RB26 transplant. It already ran a 10:1 on the quarter mile. These pictures speak louder than words.

Oh and did I forget to mention that this car was build on a budget? 15K including the price of the car.

 

More pictures when you continue reading