Carbon Fiber S2K Project

[kylush]

Ok, everyone was talkin about this car and i had no clue wtf they were talking about, but i actually have seen it before at tintmasters! One time when i was there, i just kinda drove by and saw the rear end of it, didn't get a good look at it though, it was more or a whoa, wtf is that?! Looks amazing!

[ichibankilla]

Seriously a badass S2K. Now all you need to do it get some CF Dymag Rims.

[Tad218]

best car in north dakota history

[musthavemuzk]

so who have you talked into doing a photo shoot this year?

Monty

[KA-T_240]

Genral Kratos off of MNSC is what I heard. The guy is a amazing photographer. He helped me out alot with stuff with my camera too.

Those rims posted above ait got shit on what he has now.

[musthavemuzk]

cool
can't wait to see pics

Monty

[King Ricer]

musthavemuzk;203553 wrote:
cool
can't wait to see pics

Monty

here you go, a couple one of the guys from the zucru took on saturday

[SPANISH-RICE]

o damn son. looks effin hot

[Bunique]

I be lovin it.

[hondo04]

needs a front mount for that bumper

[Joel]

hondo04;217494 wrote:
needs a front mount for that bumper

his air-Water IC over any FMIC....

[Rexwagon]

Joel;217498 wrote:
his air-Water IC over any FMIC....

But in order to be functional it has to be driven. So the FMIC would be more functional cuz it looks cooler.

Oh snap

Sorry Tony had to do it. Love the car though.

[dubbsy]

Joel;217498 wrote:
his air-Water IC over any FMIC....

where's the heat exchanger then?

[drift86]

Amazing

[drift86]

Amazing. The heat exchanger is under the hood

[dubbsy]

drift86;217520 wrote:
Amazing. The heat exchanger is under the hood

that makes no sense....

Should be down in decent air flow the same way a FMIC should be...
Unless of course he's not running a heat exchanger on it.

[integra_gsr98]

It's an Air to Water heat exchanger...

[dubbsy]

integra_gsr98;217524 wrote:
It's an Air to Water heat exchanger...

no, it's an air to water intercooler (well, aftercooler depending who you talk to).

But air-water intercoolers USUALLY run a heat exchanger (at least if they get driven much) to pull the heat out of your IC coolant system. Don't run a heat exchanger and, unless you're stopping to fill your tank with ice all the time, you're going to have one big tank of boiling water/coolant that's doing you absolutely no good unless you decide to stop and cook hotdogs.

[integra_gsr98]

Nevermind, I misread...

[vss2k]

Rexwagon;217513 wrote:
But in order to be functional it has to be driven. So the FMIC would be more functional cuz it looks cooler.

Oh snap

Sorry Tony had to do it. Love the car though.

It was driven this weekened.... On side of the building to the other :-)...oh, I forgot up and down the trailer!