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24-06-2008, 06:03 AM
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AWD Turbo Corvette
One of my friends were in Poland this weekend to attend the "king of Europe" event.
He told me about a 4wd corvette with a huge turbo, and i thought to myself "yeah yeah - huge compared to your little 1600ccm Honda"  But I must admit i changed my mind when I saw the car on a website descriping the project. This was how fast the car was back in 2006 Video: Corvette 4WD Turbo [8.88@266km] - Video Monster turbo nitrous all wheel drive C3 Corvette! - Tremek Car Videos - Street Car Drag Racing Videos http://www.michaelrenz.com/syvette/ SyTy/SGT - Forums - C3 all wheel drive corvette coming together... Its a Cyclone/corvette hybrid - build with a very lowtech design. What do you think about having 1000+bhp and a frame like this? 
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24-06-2008, 09:38 AM
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you gotta be joking me - get a load of those welds.
Loving the look of the turbo
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24-06-2008, 09:57 AM
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Yep, and with a AWD  I'm surprised the car haven't pulled itself apart from the toque alone
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24-06-2008, 10:12 AM
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I spose the welds look like crap but at the same time they should hold. The rust looks like surface only really. Still alot of power to run through a ****ty old chassis like that. You'd think they would have made a full tube chassis for the thing...
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24-06-2008, 10:16 AM
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If you look at the final pictures of the frame, a tubeframe would proberly have been a lot stiffer and about 200kg's lighter :) But again - its a cheap lowbudget Polish turbo rocket. I dont expect it to look like Leonardo da Vinci made it. Proberly still brutally fun to drive
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