New Jersey Joe M's 20B Conversion
Little under 2,000. Best bang for the buck I could find in the carbon reclinable seat area. I actually dont know if I am going to be able to fit in them. Tight waste line.
Mirabile...
your car looks great. How is the fitment on the widebody kits? and I was just wondering where did you score all the carbon fiber interior parts. I have been looking them forever. Can you please tell me where to get them. once again your car rocks. thanks!!
your car looks great. How is the fitment on the widebody kits? and I was just wondering where did you score all the carbon fiber interior parts. I have been looking them forever. Can you please tell me where to get them. once again your car rocks. thanks!!
A little update -
I picked up an ATL Fuel Cell sponsorship. I wanted a cell, but I really did not want to lose drivability of the car. In other cars I have driven, the smaller fuel cells require many fill ups that can really be annoying even on a 2 hour drive. With the GT42R turbo system, fuel will get eaten. To compensate, I went with a bigger cell, almost the size of the stock tank. I was not able to drop this cell as low in the trunk due to the frame rails, but I was able to drop it a few inches, which I believe will keep my center of gravity low enough for my purposes. The other interesting thing is that I used 2 feeders that go into a collector at the back of the tank because there was not a large enough fitting that could come directly from the tank. This cell is aluminum and has a built in surge tank. I am curious to hear thoughts on the higher center of gravity. Thanks.



I picked up an ATL Fuel Cell sponsorship. I wanted a cell, but I really did not want to lose drivability of the car. In other cars I have driven, the smaller fuel cells require many fill ups that can really be annoying even on a 2 hour drive. With the GT42R turbo system, fuel will get eaten. To compensate, I went with a bigger cell, almost the size of the stock tank. I was not able to drop this cell as low in the trunk due to the frame rails, but I was able to drop it a few inches, which I believe will keep my center of gravity low enough for my purposes. The other interesting thing is that I used 2 feeders that go into a collector at the back of the tank because there was not a large enough fitting that could come directly from the tank. This cell is aluminum and has a built in surge tank. I am curious to hear thoughts on the higher center of gravity. Thanks.



I have not reached a point to dyno the car yet. The tuning is still going on while all this is happening, as well as getting the steering and suspension straightened further out. I was happy to take my first drive in it the other day, but it was an interesting experience to say the least.






