Whats the cost?

 

amazing how much better the car looks with a splitter, lowering, and some new wheels

 

Ron, You did a spectacular job with all of this. We need to get the momentum going here RLsters...

 

For those that are following the birth of the series I would encourage you to call Ron and talk to him first hand. He's a racer, a Porsche lover and a great guy to hang with. He's fair and honest. I've known him for 25+ years. We've raced just about everything together. He's really fast at the Glen but he's smart enough to put a pro in the car to dial it in. For years Ron ran the Girrard car in HSR ( Historic Sportscar Racing) and won many times. He started as a wrench in IMSA and put together a Trans Am deal. He knows what he's doing under the car, driving a car and behind the scenes putting together the deal.

I've got no ties to Napleton Porsche nor this effort. I would love to run in the series but job and economics won't allow that. I'm just vouching for one of the best guys I'm ever met at a racetrack, whether he's in the car or helping you get in your car.

Best of luck Ron,

david

 

what is ron's number?
i called but no one returns my phone or email???

 

Car must be so much fun, how much is a complete build?

 

I didn't read all of the posts indepth so I might have missed it but what spring rates are you running up front?
To me it looks like the front is compressing itself a lot under the loads your putting on it.

 

My Hippie being wrapped...

 

Looks great; you need to post pictures when it's done!

For those interested, here are a couple of videos of the first Cayman Interseries races at Road Atlanta last week:

http://www.vimeo.com/6258107

http://www.vimeo.com/6309509

The cars were perfect, even during the 90 minute enduro in Atlanta heat!

 

jim, what's your car number on the hippie?

 

Beautiful!

 

VERY VERY VERY HOT LOOKING!!! Congrats!

 

Sweeeeet!

 

That looks freaking sweet! Nice car.

If I had the cash I would love to run a Cayman series.... but that will have to wait for another time.

 

I had a good look at Rod Ryan's Lowenbrau car a few weeks ago. It had just been delivered, and looked terrific. Ron had a grin a mile wide all weekend, and was looking forward to the first race at RA!

BTW, what's up with that expensive AiM logger setup not producing data on the video??