The AMS Drag Car clone build!
Jun 1, 2010, 11:51 AM
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3 stacks of 10k wouldn't even cover the labor on this build. I wouldn't be surprised if there ends up being 400-500 hours into building a car like this.
This car will not be streetable. It is literally a dead copy of the AMS drag car, only MUCH cleaner, nicer, and well sorted out. I wont be getting as crazy with cutting brackets, rear shelf, and parts of the unibody out so this car may be a little heavier.
Upon completion, I think I will be going to the track with Gabe, sorting the car out, making some shakedown runs, and help him get his NHRA competition license to legally race it. Jumping into a car that has the capability of running well over 170 mph without some practice might be a bit scary!
Regards,
Eric
This car will not be streetable. It is literally a dead copy of the AMS drag car, only MUCH cleaner, nicer, and well sorted out. I wont be getting as crazy with cutting brackets, rear shelf, and parts of the unibody out so this car may be a little heavier.
Upon completion, I think I will be going to the track with Gabe, sorting the car out, making some shakedown runs, and help him get his NHRA competition license to legally race it. Jumping into a car that has the capability of running well over 170 mph without some practice might be a bit scary!
Regards,
Eric
Im suprised there is a second seat in place of what would normally be a large cooler
Jun 2, 2010, 12:14 AM
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i gotta tell u.. i been round this car.. its an amazing machine... them katz at ams know their stuff...
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