Another SC 928 hits the pavement
10-20-2004, 01:30 PM
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Totally amazing job, Tony!! Did you fire that beast up yet??
I've been over to his house a few times to watch (in amazement) the progress on this. Tony absolutely deserves the upmost credit for his project - for those wondering why it took so long - just wait till you see the motor in person and you'll understand. He literally redesigned most of the plumbing on the engine for maximum performance, and put careful thought into everything he did - just like a true aviator would!
I've been over to his house a few times to watch (in amazement) the progress on this. Tony absolutely deserves the upmost credit for his project - for those wondering why it took so long - just wait till you see the motor in person and you'll understand. He literally redesigned most of the plumbing on the engine for maximum performance, and put careful thought into everything he did - just like a true aviator would!
10-20-2004, 01:43 PM
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Congradulations Tony..!
Looks really good. Eye candy with a big stick to back it up.....!
PS... Records only stand until someone breaks them...! Some of us also have things in the "works"
Again, GREAT JOB
Looks really good. Eye candy with a big stick to back it up.....!
PS... Records only stand until someone breaks them...! Some of us also have things in the "works"
Again, GREAT JOB
10-20-2004, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by GoRideSno
I believe you will. But will hold the title only for a few weeks after my "87 gets to Atlanta. 
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All you S4 guys are so sure of yourselves... watch out for the 86.5!
10-20-2004, 05:23 PM
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0-60 faster than Andy, so i suppose 4.1 should do it. 1/4 mile in under 12.4 top speed... 211mph
So, any chance of you marketing your research and fabrication/installation procedures? There are people out there that would be glad to compensate you for your efforts . . .
10-20-2004, 07:47 PM
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"dont pick on the wrong Cobra"
Don't worry much, though. I doubt there are too many 1000HP daily driver Cobras.
Even fewer that are safe over 140MPH...
Don't worry much, though. I doubt there are too many 1000HP daily driver Cobras.
Even fewer that are safe over 140MPH...
10-21-2004, 01:13 PM
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Nice job........very clean looking. Put an air dam on top of the radiator to cover the intake holes. It will improve air flow through the radiator and contribute to your install looking like the factory did it.
